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Al-Ittihad (Israeli newspaper)
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “israeli arabic language daily newspaper based in haifa”. Today it says “arabic language daily newspaper in israel”.
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The Union ) is an Israeli Arabic language daily newspaper based in Haifa .1 Once considered the most important Arab media outlet in Israel, it is owned by Maki , the Israeli Communist Party, and was edited by a former Maki/ Hadash Knesset member, Ahmad Sa'd until his death on 20 April 2010.2
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israeli arabic language daily newspaper based in haifa
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arabic language daily newspaper in israel
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