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Daily Mail: Daggy throwback photos show Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten sharing beers with mates min Tel Aviv


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Flashback photos emerged on social media last week of the new Prime Minister and federal Opposition Leader on a trip together in Tel Aviv, Israel 15 years ago.


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