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The capital district of the Peninsula, containing the Parliament building and city circle, as well as luxurious Inner Party accommodation. Sinai is built mainly in a Georgian-classical style, though modern and brutalist elements are present. | The capital district of the Peninsula, containing the Parliament building and city circle, as well as luxurious Inner Party accommodation. Sinai is built mainly in a Georgian-classical style, though modern and brutalist elements are present. | ||
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A port town built upon the Red Sea inlet, constructed in a traditional Danish style with Israeli and Moroccan elements. It also houses the Temple. | A port town built upon the Red Sea inlet, constructed in a traditional Danish style with Israeli and Moroccan elements. It also houses the Temple. | ||
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===='''<u>Past Towns</u>'''==== | ===='''<u>Past Towns</u>'''==== | ||
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Located in the South-Eastern area of the Peninsula, and built in a mixture of classical Israeli and modern styles. Eilat suffered considerable damage during the | Located in the South-Eastern area of the Peninsula, and built in a mixture of classical Israeli and modern styles. Eilat suffered considerable damage during the | ||
===<u>'''Notable Members'''</u>=== | ===<u>'''Notable Members'''</u>=== | ||