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  1. Hackney Council, now controlled by the Green Party, is voting to terminate its twinning agreement.
  2. A sister-city partnership has been established between Haifa and Hackney, involving the Mayor of Hackney.

Haifa council is reviewing its twinning agreement with Hackney amid current geopolitical crises.

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Haifa council is reviewing its twinning agreement with Hackney amid current geopolitical crises.

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  1. Hackney ended its twinning with Haifa, and Barnet is now seeking a partnership.1 source
  2. Haifa council reviewing twinning agreement amid geopolitical crisis.1 source

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A sister-city partnership has been established between Haifa and Hackney, involving the Mayor of Hackney. All 1 developments

Within Hackney Council, now controlled by the Green Party, is voting to terminate its twinning agreement.

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