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CAF, involved in the Jerusalem light rail construction project, had trains destined for Tel Aviv that were damaged and subsequently stored in the Navarre region.

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CAF, involved in the Jerusalem light rail construction project, had trains destined for Tel Aviv that were damaged and subsequently stored in the Navarre region.

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  1. CAF's expansion of the Jerusalem Light Rail system triggers union threats of boycott.1 source
  2. Damaged CAF light rail trams destined for Tel Aviv are now stored in the Navarre region.1 source

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