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File:Destruction in the al-Qunaytra village in the Golan Heights, after the Israeli withdrawal in 1974.jpg

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English: Destruction in the al-Qunaytra village in the Golan Heights, after the Israeli withdrawal in 1974
Date 1974
Source The Online Museum for Syrian History
Author Not available
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