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Birthright Israel launches project to build gardens for Druze town two years after Hezbollah strike

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Birthright Israel has launched a project to construct gardens in four local educational institutions located within a Druze town. The initiative comes two years after the community was impacted by a Hezbollah strike.

Approximately 1,000 volunteers participating in the Birthright Israel Volunteer Program are expected to take part in building the gardens. The project aims to support the educational facilities and the local population in the aftermath of the attack.

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