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HAIFA 527 Natanson — Neuer Natanson Dr lit it.1 Internal Diseases Navon Josel & Miriam Neiger Abraham & Rachel NESHER IContd) 61 Moriya 8 29 44 55c Derech Tzorfat 52 62 03 4 Sederot Sinai 8 85 04 D Givon Res 8 16 77 Natanzon Shelomo Navon Pinchas 83 Hanita 6 72 68 Neiger Dr David 1 5 David Pinsky. 8 32 15 L Klavansky Res 8 53 47 18 Sederot Rothschild 52 75 19 Navon Sima 19 Aliya 52 16 49 Neiger Itzhak & Tamar Dr L Loewenstein Res 8 53 49 Nath Hans Meir Advct Navot Jechiel 5 Ilanot 8 31 77 2a Netiv Hen 6 29 86 M Muller Res 8 18 05 6 Habrecha 6 87 80 Navot Shimon 6a Eder 8 36 45 Neiger Nehama D Oreg Res 7 24 36 Navot Dr Yisrael 14 Sederot Mapu8 64 98 Shikun Gilboa 17/4 6 08 17 D Rapaport Res 52 30 41 Nathan Dr II Advct & Notary Neikrug Moshe 27 Pevsner 6 22 25 B Shapiro Res 8 17 79 33 Herzl 6 47 03 Navoth Pesach Chem Eng E Solowieiczyk Res 6 63 46 Res 41 Hayarkon 8 16 79 56 Shoshanat Hacarmel 8 35 53 Neilinger Geula Nesher Meir 27 Ilanot 8 60 60 Nathan Gertrud 55 Derech Hayani8 66 77 Navratzki Dr Curt Economic Adviser 3 Atzmaut Kiryat Yam B' 7 50 57 Neiman Izaak Nesher Yisrael Nathan H & Y 5 Melchett 6 29 17 710b Denya Hod Hacarmel 8 79 35 20a Sederot Trumpeldor 6 99 07 Navy Yaacov 47 Moriya 8 29 63 8 Leonardo Da Vinci 8 91 58 Nathan Isaac Advct 60 Abbas...52 49 98 Naymarke Nahum Driver 26 Sederot NeisserRosa 6 Ayalon 8 48 65 Neshling Dov Wei/man Kiryat Motzkin 7 42 28 Neistat Dr Lacaro 6a Hantke 8 91 56 46 Yod-Het Kiryat Hayim 7 52 69 Nathan Istried NEAR EAST BONDED LTD Neiwirth Sonia 17a Rabbi Akiva . 6 41 61 Neska Elkana 23a Hashalom 6 12 08 9 Keren Kayemet Kiryat Bialik7 59 78 53 Hanamal 6 49 35 Nelken Ernst 15 Margalit 8 42 69 Ness David New Commercial Cenlre 1 Nathan Joseph Eng 39 Yosef 6 03 90 NEAR ORIENT AGCIES LTD Shipping Nelken Hans 19 Sederot Sidney Keat Ramat Shaul 52 60 10 Nathan Leon 26 Haneviim 52 65 06 Agts 98 Derech Ha'atzmaut.. .52 31 04 Ncssaty Abraham Painter Nathan Leon D Shoes 34 Herzl. .6 70 59 Kiryat Bialik 7 56 66 Nebel Kurt Dry Cleaning Tabor 62 Kaf Gimmel Kiryat Hayim. .7 25 75 Res 2 Hatzofim 8 34 10 Nelken Moshe Eng 6 Kalaniyot. .8 67 27 Kiryat Binyamin 7 19 88 Nessel Moshe 19 Sederot Weizman Nathan Dr Martin Phys Nelken Walter 104 Arlosoroff 6 72 72 Kiryat Motzkin 7 37 41 11 Sederot Haberoshim 8 44 02 Nebel Reuven & Esther Neman Eliezer 33 Aliya 52 20 60 69 Keren Kayemet Kirya! Bialik7 39 14 Nessiahu Naftali & Zipora NATHAN N Perkel Hydraulic & Nebenzahl Rachel 64 Sedero! UM52 45 15 Neman Josef Si Rachel (Beglaiter) 9 Bar-Giyora 6 62 43 Pneumatic Works 10 Salesian .52 29 45 Necher Efrayim 23 Hapartizanim53 27 1 4 Nessim Gad Advct Nathan Theo 29 Yoav 53 26 69 NECHUSHTAN LIFT WKS LTD 58 Shoshanat Hacarmel 8 44 89 12 Sederot Eliyahu Golomb.. .52 46 36 Nemeh Michael Garage 128 Yaro52 25 20 16 Hanamal 6 49 45 6 30 81 Nessim Khadori Nathan Walter 20 Vitkin 8 75 34 Nemenyi Anna & Georg 5 Rupin Kefar Ata 7 28 28 Nathansohn Eliahu 5/d Shikun Tzva Keva after office hours.. .8 64 82 8 75 46 56 Hatishbi 8 87 57 Nessim Maurice 55 Moriya 8 37 89 Kiryat Yam Bet 7 24 07 NECHUSHTAN WHOLESALERS & Nemenyi G (Neumann) Paints Nessim Nissim Nathansohn Moshe Accnt MFRS LTD 54 Yafo 52 15 21 8 Einstein Kerar Ata 7 47 35 36 Lohamei Hagetaot 53 36 47 16 Hanamal 6 49 45 6 30 81 NemerDan 9 Giveon 8 72 61 Nessis Aaron & Shoshana Nectar Haifa Ltd Alcoholic Drinks Mfrs Nathansohn Zalman Mech Eng Nemes Abraham Eng Archt Consul 68 Dalet KiryatHayim 7 58 08 12 Heharash 7 11 62 Akko Rd 80 Kiryat Bialik 7 35 06 of Finland 7 Hayovel 52 25 85 Nessyahu Yehoshua 5 Bet Lehem52 62 78 Nathanson Salomon Ncdel Yosef & Esther 9 Hankin... 6 17 19 Nemesh Zipora Tzahal 19/2 52 29 90 Nestoiter B G Archt 26 Moriya. .8 26 82 20 Yerushalayim 6 35 97 Neeman Dr Asriel Dent Surg Nemet Hadassah 67 Pinsker 6 76 82 Netach Moshe 2 Leon Blum 8 85 95 National Cash Registers Serv Depot 5 Haneviim 6 64 62 Netanyahu Prof Elisha 18 Khouri 52 18 08 Nemeti Susy 29 Kadima 8 67 22 Neeman Eliezer Eng 46 Aliya .. .52 27 30 12 Kikar Heinrich Heine 8 32 74 National Hamerkaz 33 Sirkin 4 06 66 Nemirovski Shemuel Si liana Neeman Eliyahu 69 Yafo 52 55 40 NetelMcir 5 Hagefen 52 23 72 Na'ional Ins Inst Neeman Hananiya 22 Nahalal... 52 38 85 13 Elat 6 01 42 47 Sederot Hameginim 52 42 41 Nemirovsky Hanna Netcr C E 9 Kol Yisrael Haverim52 79 90 Neeman Hela 1 Shomron 8 55 12 Neter Ida & Dov 1 Pe'er 6 00 60 NATIONAL INS OFFICE LTD Neeman Jacob 13 Harav Kook Rehov Hailanot Givat Nesher .6 17 00 Neter Ruth & Eliyahu Lloyd's Underwriters Rprsntv Kiryat Motzkin 7 10 28 Nemirovsky Ing Nahum Mech Eng 35 Sederot Golomb 52 44 95 47 Derech Ha'atsmaut 6 63 65 Neeman Dr Joseph Phys 1 Rimon Kiryat Bialik 7 50 86 Neterman Moshe Advct W W Aptowitzer Mgng Dir 75 Sederot Rothschild 52 10 65 Nemirovsky Shlomit 4 Bikurim .. .8 23 75 20 Haneviim 52 53 40 16 Sederot Yitzhak 8 18 21 Neeman Menahem Advct Nemlman Zeby Hannegev 30/32. .6 04 12 Netherlands Consulate Consul SZmirly Secy Res 6 38 87 27 Hehalutz 53 25 11 Nenner Benjamin 29 Hillel 6 40 90 A Uriel 11 Givat Dawnes 8 19 62 National Orthodox Communal Council Res 12 Rabbi Akiva 6 08 30 Nenner Ezra Cafe Si Rstnt Netivi Eliezer Chldns Psychologist (Tests) 45 Allenby 52 50 47 Neeman Mordechai 36 Hehalutz 6 75 66 12 Sederot Lamed-Heh 8 64 52 National Petroleum Co 4 Hagefen52 44 50 9b Habastilia 53 26 33 NennerIzaak Netivim School Rehov Samech Bet Mgr Abraham Schlesinger Res8 29 66 Neeman Dr Moshe 26 Ehud 8 29 13 10 Yavne Kiryat Motzkin 7 44 67 Kiryat Hayim 7 18 15 Benzine Station 196 Yafo 52 18 31 Neeman Pesah 47 Disraeli 8 22 42 NEONOR Glass Instruments for Nettel Leopold Cinema Projectionist Nativ Abraham 2 Sederot Sinai ... 8 42 04 Neeman Shalom 24 Hatishbi 8 94 44 Lab &Neon Signs 2 Hillel 6 71 25 18 Disraeli.. 8 56 09 Nativ Felix (Wilodrosh) Painter Ne'eman Yaakov Sign Painter Neptunia Ltd Customs Clrng & Shpg Agts Nettel Pinhas & Nehama 92 Hagiborim 4 05 92 53 Herzl 6 97 03 47 Derech Haatzmaut 6 52 21 28 Hagefen 52 74 05 Nativ Zvi & Rina 11 Netiv Hen. ..6 33 17 Nefussy Henry 153 Derech Hayam8 46 40 Fuchs Joseph Mgr Res 8 50 46 Netufa Canal Joint Venture Nativ-Falik Sh B Negev Aharon 11 Simtat Binyamin52 50 5 1 Neri Antonio Mech Eng 7 Litanis8 57 44 76 Sederot Hameginim 52 57 12 62 Sederot Hanassi 8 60 74 Negev Haim & Haviva Nes Ammim Ltd NetzYekutiel 20 Bikurim 8 40 56 Natovicz Aharon 61 Sederot UM52 71 80 34 Alef Kiryat Hayim 7 53 78 Rehov Yafo 21/23 53 29 82 Netzer Chaim & Yehudith Natoviz Itzhak & Yafa Negri Arye 19 Sederot Wedgwood8 89 60 Nes Dr Isidor Dent Surg 7 Hazayit 52 60 33 110a Allenby 53 29 00 Negri Gershon & Yael 19 Gedalyahu 6 96 14 Netzer Drora & Max Nauarro Daniel & Esther 20 Sederot Rothschild 53 39 43 Nes Moshe 9a Bet Lehem 52 43 11 13 Ben Yehuda 6 01 91 50bHaskala Givat Nesher 6 17 08 Negri Isaac Nes Sami 48 Haviva Raik 8 68 08 Netzer Hanan Eng Naugboren David 72 Allenby 52 70 82 10 Michael Kefar Bialik 7 36 94 Nescl Pinhas 4 Hagalil 6 74 59 46 Sederot UM 52 73 25 NauloZion 28 Amal 53 38 61 Negri Joseph 1 Horev 8 75 69 Nescl Shulamit Netzer Tobia Civ Eng 1 Keller.. 8 32 41 Negri Ovadya Archt 21 Betzalel .6 87 67 Naumann S 3 Tamar 8 29 41 44 Hahagana Kiryat Motzkin .7 25 46 Netzer Yaakov & Ruth 9 A Liessin52 60 43 Naumburg Max 24 Smolenskin.. .8 73 98 Res 2 Leon Blum 8 62 57 Ncsel Yisrael Netzer Zvi & Bianca Navar Reuven & Hanna Negri Yermiyahu Soil Si Foundation Eng 68 Gimmel Kiryat Hayim 7 28 78 III Derech Akko Kiryat Motzkin7 26 55 5 Haoranim Kiryat Bialik 7 51 20 21 Bet El 8 89 10 Neshem Zipora 124a Moriya 8 36 61 Neu Dr Walter & Lilo Tree Nursery Negri Yitzhak Navaro Vitali 27 Hehalutz 4 05 05 Nesher Arieh Journalist Haaretz Corresp 18 Haklaim Kefar Bialik 7 45 32 16 Hagefen Kiryat Bialik 7 58 39 Navat Kalman 110 Yefe Nof. 8 33 54 5 Netiv Ofakim 8 15 36 Neubauer Abraham 81 Moriya.... 8 42 51 Negrin David 7 Nogah 8 78 49 Nave Uri & Meira 3a Horev 8 56 19 Nesher Benjamin 50 Sederot Neubauer Bella 34 Tel Mane 8 32 32 Negrin Esther Nave Dr Yehezkel Phys Hashoftim Kiryat Motzkin.. 7 49 56 Neubauer Dr Bernard Surg 14 Mem-Heh Kiryat Hayim 7 39 84 7 Uziyahu 52 57 70 Nesher David & Woznica 19 Elhanan 8 28 03 Naveh Ben-Zion Negrin Maurice 39 Nun-Dalet Kiryat Hayim.
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  • The Applied Research Institute – Jerusalem

    The Applied Research Institute – Jerusalem

    Applied Research Institute - Jerusalem (ARIJ) P.O Box 860, Caritas Street – Bethlehem, Phone: (+972) 2 2741889, Fax: (+972) 2 2776966. [email protected] | http://www.arij.org Applied Research Institute – Jerusalem Report on the Israeli Colonization Activities in the West Bank & the Gaza Strip Volume 188 , March 2014 Issue http://www.arij.org Bethlehem Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) stormed and toured in Ad-Doha and Beit Jala towns in Bethlehem governorate. (RB2000 1 March 2014) Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) stormed and searched a Palestinian house in Wadi Fukin village, west of Bethlehem city. (RB2000 1 March 2014) Israeli settlers attacked and injured Aref Aiesh Abidat and Iyoub Hssan Abidat while they were working in their land in Rummana area, east of Tequ village, southeast of Bethlehem city. (Maannews 1 March 2014) Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) handed out a military order to demolish a room in Wadi Rahal village, south of Bethlehem city. The targeted room is owned by Sami Issa Al-Fawaghira. (Maannews 1 March 2014) Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) opened fire and injured a Palestinian worker was identified as Amer Aiyed Abu Sarhan (36 years) from Al- Ubidiya town, east of Bethlehem city, while he was in Az-Za’em village, east of Jerusalem city. (Quds Net 2 March 2014) Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) invaded and searched the office of Palestinian Civil Defense in Al-Ubidiya town, east of Bethlehem city, and questioned the staff. (RB2000 2 March 2014) Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) erected military checkpoints at the entrances of Tequ village, southeast of Bethlehem city. The IOA stopped and searched Palestinian vehicles and checked ID cards.