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The Hasmonean King of Judea (103-76 BCE). Yannai expanded his kingdom over the whole coast region from Mount Carmel to the Egyptian border. Yannai then became unpopular, and during years of unrest attacks from the Nabateans caused him to lose much of his gains. Yannai eventually became popular again and regained part of the territories back, including the Golan and the eastern bank of the Jordan.

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