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Final Decision Issued for Establishment of Druze Town The National Committee for Planning and Construction has finalized a decision to establish a Druze town after a Supreme Court petition. Samer Ali, head of the Druze Lawyers Forum, spoke about the ruling on Hala TV. The decision follows legal proceedings and aims to create a dedicated space for the Druze community.
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What happened 01 A Druze town will be established following a final decision by the National Committee for Planning and Construction. 02 The decision came after a petition was filed with the Supreme Court of Justice. 03 Samer Ali, head of the Druze Lawyers Forum, discussed the ruling on Hala TV. 04 The establishment aims to provide a dedicated space and administrative framework for the Druze community. Further details on the town's development are expected.
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