11 Sep 2003
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La bataille de Jérusalem
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2023
Top Billed Cast
Hind Khoury Herself - former palestinian Minister for Jerusalem Affairs
Benjamin Netanyahu Himself (archive)
Jared Kushner Himself (archive)
Saleh Lutfi Yehudah Glick Himself - Israeli orthodox rabbi & far right activist
Nivine Sandouka Herself - palestinian member of Alliance for Middle East Peace
Adir Schwartz Himself - party leader & Jerusalem municipal council member
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