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Hamelech George 2 51 28 22 Emek Refaim 3 27 63 Ort Vocational for Boys Schreiber Moses New & Antique Books Alliance Israelite Universelle Hadassah of Nursing Rehov Haneviim 2 52 95 Relig Articles 16 Me'a Shearim2 50 31 Boys' 5 Alliance 241 12 Kiryat Hadassah 3 82 11 Porat Yosef Elementary Schreiber Rabbi S 18 Hapalmah ..3 70 76 Girls' 5 Alliance 2 56 47 Hameiri Elementary 11 Mehalkei Hamayim 3 13 98 Schreiber Rabbi Shelomo 5 Nili.. .3 49 54 Secondary Cremieux Rehov E Margolin 3 24 55 Regional Relig Elem Schreiber Ziva & Pinhas 5 Alliance 2 50 34 Hapakid Commercial & Typing Moshav Even Sapir 3 68 99 6 Hattibonim 3 68 12 Professional 99 Yafo 2 68 18 18 Betzalel 2 47 48 Rehavia Elem (Gymnassia) Schreier Alfred (Sharir Aba) For the Deaf 97 Yafo 2 30 14 Harey Yehuda Region Elem.. .2 84 54 18 Keren Kayemet 3 90 19 17 Redak 3 40 08 Alumim Elem 16 Gideon 3 78 83 Har-Zion Relig Elem Religious Elem Schremer Oded & Shulamit Amal Trade 13 David 2 29 98 Yemin Moshe 2 62 71 Mevasseret Yerushalayim 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