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SERVICE CENTER - Israel Hotline and Call E-Mail Address of Customer Items City Name Service Center Work Hours Address Location Center Care & Feedback SERVICE CENTER - Israel Hotline and Call E-mail address of Customer Items City Name Service Center Work Hours Address Location Center Care & Feedback Erbil, Erbil Citadel, Qaisary Bazaar , Sheikh Joulie Street, New 1 Erbil Erbil Service Center +964 6800 [email protected] 09:00Am To 05:00Pm https://goo.gl/maps/QuSbQUNJt57VgkYi8 Jihani Mobile Building, 1st Floor. Baghdad , Ziyouna , Al Rubaie Street , International Commercial 2 Baghdad Baghdad , Al Rubaie Service Center +964 6800 [email protected] 09:00Am To 05:00Pm https://goo.gl/maps/JbQ2DaYrWpUWoAwU7 Building , 1st Floor. Al-Karkh, Al-Mansour, 14 Ramadan Street, opposite Al-Saah 3 Al Karkh Al-Mansour Service Center +964 6800 [email protected] 09:00Am To 05:00Pm https://maps.app.goo.gl/AiJsdG7Zn7Ax7mNc7 Restaurant, Royal Building, 2nd floor. 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