Israeli authorities have recovered Jewish ritual objects, oil lamps and coins dating back to the Second-Temple era, seized from the Arab village of Beit Ula in the latest police operation to prevent the theft of antiquities.
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WATCH: Israel fights Palestinian antiquities trafficking
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