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Ahuzat Naftali

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “planned druze town in the galilee region of israel”. Today it says “site in the galilee region not far from tiberias”.
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Ahuzat Naftali is a planned Druze town in the Galilee region of Israel . It seeks to relieve the ongoing housing crisis among the Druze in Israel . Its initial settlement will consist of 400 housing units, and the town is expected to house 10,000 people at full capacity.1 It will fall under the jurisdiction of the Lower Galilee Regional Council , and will be located next to Tiberias and south of Karnei Hittin.2 Ahuzat Naftali will be the first Druze town built by Israel since its inception, and the first Druze community to be established in what is now Israel for 130 years.3

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Wikipedia's first sentence called it “planned druze town in the galilee region of israel”. Today it says “site in the galilee region not far from tiberias”. Read the current article and compare.
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Then

planned druze town in the galilee region of israel

Now

site in the galilee region not far from tiberias

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