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Kiryat HaMemshala
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “complex of buildings on givat ram hill”. Today it says “government precinct of the state of israel”.
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Kiryat hamemshala - a view from Israel Museum building. Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem can be seen in the front of the image. Kiryat hamemshala ( Hebrew : קריית הממשלה , lit.1 Govenment complex / city ; also known as Kiryat Ben-Gurion , lit.2 Ben-Gurion complex / city ) is a complex of buildings on Givat Ram hill, Jerusalem , that constitute a concentration of buildings of the three separated powers of the state of Israel .3
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complex of buildings on givat ram hill
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government precinct of the state of israel
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