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Metula Metula מטולה MediterraneanMediterranean Ma’alot-Tarshihaהים התיכון Ma’alot-Tarshiha Majd al-Krum Zfat Majd al-Krum Zfat Sea of Sea ofמעלות Kiryat Yam צפת מג׳ד אל כרםKiryat Yam Karmiel Gallilee Kabul Karmiel Gallilee קרית Sakhnin Deir Hanna ים Kiryat Ata Deir HannaEilabun כרמיאל Kiryat Ata Sakhnin Arraba דיר חנא Haifa Shfar’am I’billinKfar MandaArraba קרית Tirat Carmel I’billin אתא Haifa Shfar’am Bi’ina Ein Mahil כנרת עראבה Isfiya Reineh NazarethBi’ina Ein Mahil אעבלין שפרעם חיפה Isfiya Reineh Yafia עין בענה Yafia Nazareth Illit Yavniel מאהל Yavnielעוספיא ריינה Yokneam Illit NazarethMigdal Illit HaEmek יפיע יבניאל נצרת עלית Meir Shfeya Yokneam Illit Migdal HaEmekNein Afula Meir Shfeya Pardes Hanna-Karkur Nein מגדל העמק יקנעם עלית Nir HaEmek Pardes Hanna-Karkur נין מאיר שפיהMenashe Nir HaEmek RegionalMenashe Council ניר העמק פרדס חנה HaderaRegional Council Hadera מ.א. מנשה רשת מופת Mofet is implemented חדרה Mikhmoret MikhmoretKfar Yona Mofet is implemented Kfar Yona within a broad integrative פריסה ארצית מכמורת Netanya Netanya within a broad integrative :nationwide scope כפר יונה Even Yehuda Kadima Zoran :nationwide scope נתניה Even YehudaHod פעילות מופת מתבצעת בפריסה HaSharonHod אבן יהודה Herzliya Herzliya HaSharon ארצית רחבה ואינטגרטיבית:students study in 160120 educational 20,000 הוד השרון HaKfar HaYarok Petah Tikva Ariel students study in 120 educational 20,000 הרצליה כ20,000- תלמידים מתחנכים בכ-HaKfar HaYarok Petah Tikva Ariel institutes within 60 authorities, 120 specifically Tel Aviv institutes within 60 authorities, specifically מוסדות חינוך )ביניהם כפרי נוער( אריאל פתח הכפר הירוקTel AvivBat Yam Holon in the peripheral areas of society, including תקוה Bat Yam Holon in the peripheral areas of society, including תל אביב Rishon LeZion בתחומי כ60- רשויות, בעיקר בפריפריה Lod the Jews secular and religious sector, the חולון Rishon LeZion הגיאוגרפית והחברתית, במגזר the היהודי,the Jews secular and religious sector בת ים Ness Ziona Ramla .Druze sector and the Arab sector ראשון לציון Ness Ziona RehovotRamla Kannot Yavne Mazkeret Batya )בחינוך הממלכתי, הממלכתי-דתי ואף .Druze sector and the Arab sector רמלה Rehovot נס ציונה Kannot Gedera Ma’ale Adumim בחרדי(, במגזר הדרוזי ובמגזר הערבי. רחובות Ashdod Gedera Ma’ale Adumim כנות Ashdod Gan Yavne Gan Yavne גדרה Beit Shemesh מעלה אדומים אשדודEin Karem גן יבנה Beit Shemesh Mevasseret Zion Ein Karem Mevasseret Zion בית שמש Ashkelon Jerusalem מבשרת ציון עין כרם Ashkelon Kfar Silver Kfar Silver Jerusalem ירושלים Gat אשקלוןKiryat כפר סילבר Kiryat Gat Sderot קרית גת Sderot TheTheשדרות Dead Sea ים Dead Sea המלח Arad Be’er Sheva Arad Be’er Sheva ערד באר שבע .

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