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West Bank vinyl repairman won’t let musical heritage die

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NABLUS, PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES—From Jamal Hemmou’s ramshackle workshop in Nablus’ Old City in the occupied West Bank, classic Arabic songs blare into the surrounding cobbled streets. The 58-year-old is the last of his kind in the city — he runs the only shop in Nablus repairing and selling vinyl records and players. Like much of the […]

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