Wikipedia's first sentence called it “camp serving children from israel”. Today it says “vacation village in israel for children with life-limiting conditions”.
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Jordan River Village Jordan River Village is a camp serving children from Israel , the Palestinian Authority , and the Middle East with serious and life-threatening diseases at no cost to their families.1Its goal is "to enrich the lives of Jewish and Arab children, in Israel and in the neighboring countries, suffering from serious illnesses and life-threatening conditions by creating free, fun-filled, memorable, empowering, medically sound and safe camping experiences".2Jordan River Village began operations in August 2011 in the Lower Galilee . The village is part of SeriousFun Network , formerly the Association of Hole in the Wall Camps, an international network of camps based on the Hole in the Wall Gang Camp , founded in 1988 in Connecticut by Paul Newman . Newman played Ari Ben Canaan in the 1960 film Exodus , filmed in the same region of Israel as the camp is located. The village covers an area of 25.4 hectares (63 acres), and includes dormitories for guests and staff, a swimming pool, sports facilities, a gymnasium, a theater, a library, an art and crafts center, a camping area, an extreme sports venue, as well as a construction management center and a training and medical center. The Israeli government helped establish and maintains the village, contributing up to 20% of its budget. Chaim Topol serves as chairman of the board.3
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Jordan River Village Jordan River Village is Israel's only free, year-round, overnight camp for children living with life-limiting conditions (serious illnesses, chronic illnesses, genetic diseases, special needs).The Village serving children from all sectors of Israeli society. Its goal is "to enrich the lives of Jewish and Arab children, in Israel and in the neighboring countries, suffering from serious illnesses and life-threatening conditions by creating free, fun-filled, memorable, empowering, medically sound and safe camping experiences".
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Jordan River Village Jordan River Village is a vacation village in Israel for children with life-limiting conditions (serious illnesses, chronic illnesses, genetic diseases, special needs).The facility is located near Giv'at Avni in the Lower Galilee .
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Vacation village in Israel for children with life-limiting conditions Jordan River Village Jordan River Village is a vacation village in Israel for children with life-limiting conditions (serious illnesses, chronic illnesses, genetic diseases, special needs). The facility is located near Giv'at Avni in the Lower Galilee .
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Wikipedia's first sentence called it “camp serving children from israel”. Today it says “vacation village in israel for children with life-limiting conditions”. Read the current article and compare.
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camp serving children from israel
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vacation village in israel for children with life-limiting conditions
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