Reineh
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| Reineh | |
| Hebrew | ריינה |
| Arabic | الرينة |
| Government | Local council |
| Also Spelled | Reine (officially) |
| District | North |
| Population | 14 900 (2003) |
| Jurisdiction | 10 000 dunams (10 km²) |
Reineh, or Reine is an Israeli Arab village in the Galilee, located between Nazareth and Qana of Galilee. The village attained Local council status in 1968. As of 2003, Reineh is home to 14,900 residents, of which 80% are Muslim Arab and 19.3% are Christian Arab, according to the Israel Central Bureau of Statistics.
The village is believed to be located on the site of ancient Abel, from whence flowed water to Sepphoris. Until 1927 the village was located north of the Nazareth highway, but a destructive earthquake led its inhabitants to resettle south of the road, in its present location.
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