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Middle East Youth | Ronni, Israel – video –

Watch Ronni’s video asking people from all over the world what they think the biggest problems in the Middle East are.

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Posted on November 19, 2015June 18, 2017 by rebeccabrindzaPosted in Media, VideosTagged Video, YaLa Citizen Journalist, youth.

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