Michel_Barnier - FRENCH FM BARNIER IN ISRAEL

FRENCH FM BARNIER IN ISRAEL

French Foreign Minister Michel Barnier and his wife Isabelle view an upcoming exhibition at a new museum in Yad Vashem during his visit to Israel on October 18, 2004. (UPI Photo/David Blumenfeld/POOL)


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