- Jerusalem stone
- אבן ירושלמית (אבן מיוחדת המשמשת לבנייה בירושלים)* * *◙ (םילשוריב היינבל תשמשמה תדחוימ ןבא) תימלשורי ןבא◄
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Jerusalem stone
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