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The Armenian community in Jerusalem during Easter #Armenians #Jerusalen

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Michael Raafat6 months ago

المسيح قام بالحقيقة قام

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anita I buy Israeli products6 months ago

I love this❤️!!!

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Jack Nassar | جاك نصار6 months ago

Beautiful ❤️

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straight up🎗️🇮🇱 🇮🇹🇺🇸6 months ago

As part Armenian I didn’t know we played bagpipes

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Carpathian Moose6 months ago

@6079SmithWinsom I could totally skirl with them.

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P_R_Trader6 months ago

@BIssahary @jonathanross @eldenroee

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PAULLINK 🇨🇳🇺🇸🇮🇱🇻🇮6 months ago

So lovely 😍

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Klaus Ohlig6 months ago

@AnjaWeberXIII The marching band: is it a kind of boy scouts? I like it.

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baykar6 months ago

istanbuldaki gibi 5 nisan mi yoksa 12 nisan da mi kutlaniyor.Daha once gittim ama bir kerede paskalya zamani gitmeyi hayal ediyorum.

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K S Farhat6 months ago

@tfarhat Love it.. the kids playing!

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Lidija Perovic6 months ago

❤️

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GoonerOptimist6 months ago

Why are Armenians using Scottish bagpipes?

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Khan6 months ago

Who are these clowns? ah armenian artists of puppet theatre...

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Jesamari 🇧🇷🇦🇲6 months ago

@RogerioAni85995 🇦🇲🙏❤️🤩

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Y Sylfaen #maga 🤣6 months ago

Hayastanci

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mamre-simplicio6 months ago

¿Tienen gaitas?

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