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English: 60 houses built by the Ezrat Niddachim charitable organisation in Silwan, Jerusalem, for poor Yemenite Jews in the 1880s.
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Source Kfar Hashiloach ("Silwan"), 1891 and 1932, elderofziyon.blogspot.com, June 30, 2010.
Author Chaim Molcho, Ezrat Niddachim Org.
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