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Qaqun قاقون Quaquo, Caco, Chaco, Kâkôn,
Kakoun In the
Crusader period, a
castle called Caco or
Cacho stood here, of
which an 8.5m
tower survives. Etymology:...
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Adnan Al
Kakoun (Arabic: عدنان القاقون; born 1967) is a
Lebanese journalist and businessman. As of 2019, he has over two
decades of
experience in politics...
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Motti Kakoun (born
November 16, 1972, in Tel Aviv) is a
retired Israeli footballer mostly known for his time with
Hapoel Petah Tikva.
During his career...
- τεαμας με ζεμελως κε δεως κε Τιη τιτετικμενος ειτου. ios ni
semoun knoumanei kakoun addaket aini
teamas me zemelōs ke deōs ke tiē
titetikmenos eitou. Whoever...
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Ivanir (born 1964),
Israeli football head
coach and
former player Motti Kakoun (born 1972),
Israeli retired footballer Motti Lerner (born 1949), Israeli...
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Flora Tallinn 1–2
Hapoel Petah Tikva Oper 17'
Report Ofri 46'
Kakoun 63'...
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Hapoel Petah Tikva 2–1
Feyenoord Levine 3'
Kakoun 49'
Report Fräser 69'...
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establishment of Israel) and
Tzafririm Holon were
relegated to Liga Artzit.
Motti Kakoun of
Hapoel Petah Tikva was the league's top
scorer with 20 goals. Source:...
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journalist (The Australian)
Marcel Ghanem –
television journalist Adnan Al
Kakoun – journalist/producer/director
Octavia Nasr –
former television journalist...
- 1996–97
Beitar Jerusalem (3)
Hapoel Petah Tikva Hapoel Be'er
Sheva Motti Kakoun (Hapoel
Petah Tikva) 21 — 1997–98
Beitar Jerusalem (4)‡
Hapoel Tel Aviv...
