Reineh, or Reine is an Israeli Arab

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 village in the Galilee

Galilee

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, located between Nazareth

Nazareth

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 and Qana of Galilee

Cana

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. The village attained Local council

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 status in 1968. As of 2004, Reineh is home to 15,300 residents, of which 80% are Muslim

Muslim

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 Arab

Arab

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, 19.3% are Christian

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 Arab and the minuscule remainder being Druze

Druze

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 Arabs, according to the Israel Central Bureau of Statistics

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.

History

The village is believed to be located on the site of ancient Abel, whence flowed water to Sepphoris

Tzippori

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. Until 1927 the village was located north of the Nazareth highway, but a destructive earthquake

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led its inhabitants to resettle south of the road in its present location.