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Giv'at Avni

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Giv'at Avni ( ) is a communal settlement in the Lower Galilee Regional Council , Israel .1 The village is adjacent to the Sea of Galilee and Tiberias .2 The village was founded in 1991 by the Lower Galilee Regional Council . It has an elementary school called "Aley Giva". The village is named after Shlomo Aven, a former general manager of the Ministry of Construction and Housing who helped in the establishment of the village. Construction of the village was divided into three development stages - the last one is still being built. The village consists of about 2,100 residents and about 600 families. v t e3

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communal settlement in the lower galilee regional council

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community settlement in northern israel

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