Hackney Council Votes to End Twinning Link with Haifa
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The London borough of Hackney has voted to begin the process of ending its 58-year twinning agreement with the Israeli city of Haifa. Councillors approved the proposal by a majority show of hands during a full council meeting, fulfilling a manifesto commitment made by the Green Party. The council will now complete public engagement and an equalities impact assessment before making a final decision.
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עיריית האקני (שכונה בלונדון) החליטה לבחון מחדש את מעמדה כ״עיר תאומה״ ש...
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