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Beit Sokolov
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Beit Sokolow ( Hebrew : בית העיתונאים על שם סוקולוב בתל־אביב יפו , lit. Named after journalist Nahum Sokolow , the building was dedicated in his memory in 1957. Beit Sokolov is also used as a conference hall and a gallery for temporary art exhibitions. The building is located near the "Beit Hasofer" ("Writer's house").
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center which houses the israeli journalists association
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tel aviv headquarters of the national association of israeli journalists
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