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Muhammad Al-Nabari
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Muhammad Al-Nabari ( Arabic : محمد النباري , Hebrew : מחמד אלנבארי ; born 22 February 1970) is a Bedouin, citizen of Israel , who served as the mayor of Hura , a Bedouin village in the south of Israel . He was elected in 2004, when he was only 34 years old. During his tenure, Al-Nabari successfully decreased the unemployment rate, improved the education system and developed four models to provide employment for the men and women of Hura. Al-Nabari received the Movement for Quality Government in Israel award, for local government for his achievements in Hura.
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bedouin citizen of israel
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