Khirbet Safa (Arabic: خربة صافا) is a Palestinian village located twelve kilometers north-west of Hebron.The village is in the Hebron Governorate Southern...
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Beirut, Lebanon Khirbet Safa, a Palestinian village near Hebron, West Bank Nebi Safa, a village in Lebanon Safa, a style of pagri (turban) Safa, a god of the...
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Masafer Yatta (redirect from Khirbet Tawil ash-Shih)
Masafer Yatta (Mantiqat Shi'b al-Batim, Khirbet Tawil ash-Shih, Khirbet al-Fakhit, Khirbet Bir al-Idd, Khirbet Asafi and Maghayir al-Abeed) had a population...
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Khirbet Zanuta (Arabic: خربة زنوتا, meaning "the ruin of Zanuta") is (or was) a Palestinian Bedouin village in the Hebron Governorate in the southern...
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incident in which two Khirbet Safa villagers were injured. In another clash on January 28, 2011, Yousef Ikhlayl, age 17, of Khirbet Safa was shot in the head...
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population of 459 in 2007. The village is situated immediately to the north of Khirbet Ma'in (Horvat Maon), an archaeological site containing the remains of the...
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Beit Awwa (redirect from Khirbet Beit el-Haoua)
extensive town." In 1863, Victor Guérin visited Beit Awwa, which he called Khirbet Beit el-Haoua. He described finding many artificial caves, some of which...
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Hureiz Imreish Karma al-Karmil Khalet al-Maiyya Khursa Ruq'a al-Kum Khirbet Safa Khirbat al-Simia Kuseis al-Majd Qalqas Qila al-Ramadien ar-Rihiya ash-Shuyukh...
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Beit Einun (redirect from Khirbet Beit-A'noun)
July 1863 the French explorer Victor Guérin visited the place, called Khirbet Beit-A'noun. He inspected the ruins, and dated them to the Byzantine era...
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Al-Burj, Hebron (redirect from Khirbet el-Bordj)
Dhoheriyeh, and this at el-Burj". In 1863 Victor Guérin called the place Khirbet el-Bordj and noted a maqam, shaped like a tower and dedicated to a Sheikh...
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Khirbet al-Deir (Arabic: خربة الدير), or Khirbet ed-Deir, is a Palestinian village located 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) southwest of Bethlehem, and 15 kilometres...
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Khirbet Susya (Arabic: سوسية, Hebrew: סוּסְיָא) is a Palestinian village in the West Bank. Palestinian villagers reported as living in caves and nearby...
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Jubb al-Safa (Arabic: جب الصفا; also spelled Jeb Safa) is a village in southern Syria, administratively part of the Markaz Rif Dimashq District of the...
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Aristobolia (Khirbet Istanbul), in south of Hebron, near Zif village, is home to Byzantine-era basilica, built during the beginning of Islamic era. Khirbet al–Karmil...
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Deir Sammit (redirect from Khirbet Deir Samit)
under the jurisdiction of Hebron. In 1863, Victor Guérin called the place Khirbet Deir Samit. In 1883, the PEF's Survey of Palestine noted "traces of ruins...
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Kahil Beit Ula (Qila) Beit Ummar (Jala * Khirbet Safa) Deir Sammit Kharas Nuba ash-Shuyukh (Hamrush) Surif (Khirbet al-Deir) Taffuh Villages Anab al-Kabir...
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They moved away to a site little over two kilometres away, now known as Khirbet Susiya, where –according to Jerome Murphy-O'Connor, who adopted Negev's...
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al-Karmil, the ancient Carmel. Also within the borders of modern Yatta is Khirbet el-Uzeiz (157/093), a ruin identified with the ancient Jewish village of...
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Kahil Beit Ula (Qila) Beit Ummar (Jala * Khirbet Safa) Deir Sammit Kharas Nuba ash-Shuyukh (Hamrush) Surif (Khirbet al-Deir) Taffuh Villages Anab al-Kabir...
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Kahil Beit Ula (Qila) Beit Ummar (Jala * Khirbet Safa) Deir Sammit Kharas Nuba ash-Shuyukh (Hamrush) Surif (Khirbet al-Deir) Taffuh Villages Anab al-Kabir...
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Kahil Beit Ula (Qila) Beit Ummar (Jala * Khirbet Safa) Deir Sammit Kharas Nuba ash-Shuyukh (Hamrush) Surif (Khirbet al-Deir) Taffuh Villages Anab al-Kabir...
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Kahil Beit Ula (Qila) Beit Ummar (Jala * Khirbet Safa) Deir Sammit Kharas Nuba ash-Shuyukh (Hamrush) Surif (Khirbet al-Deir) Taffuh Villages Anab al-Kabir...
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Kahil Beit Ula (Qila) Beit Ummar (Jala * Khirbet Safa) Deir Sammit Kharas Nuba ash-Shuyukh (Hamrush) Surif (Khirbet al-Deir) Taffuh Villages Anab al-Kabir...
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Kahil Beit Ula (Qila) Beit Ummar (Jala * Khirbet Safa) Deir Sammit Kharas Nuba ash-Shuyukh (Hamrush) Surif (Khirbet al-Deir) Taffuh Villages Anab al-Kabir...
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has been found at the nearby ruins of Khirbet at-Tuwani. The village of Tawani is built on the ruins of Khirbet at-Tuwani. In an archeological survey...
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429 Conder and Kitchener, 1883, SWP III, p. 402 Kochavi, M. (1974). "Khirbet Rabud = Debir". Tel Aviv. 1: 2–33. Conder and Kitchener, 1883, SWP III...
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Kahil Beit Ula (Qila) Beit Ummar (Jala * Khirbet Safa) Deir Sammit Kharas Nuba ash-Shuyukh (Hamrush) Surif (Khirbet al-Deir) Taffuh Villages Anab al-Kabir...
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Khirbat al-Simia (redirect from Khirbet Simia)
Kahil Beit Ula (Qila) Beit Ummar (Jala * Khirbet Safa) Deir Sammit Kharas Nuba ash-Shuyukh (Hamrush) Surif (Khirbet al-Deir) Taffuh Villages Anab al-Kabir...
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Khirbet Kuwayzibah (Arabic: كوزيبا, Hebrew: ח'רבת כויזבה), also Kuzibah, Kueiziba, is an ancient ruin, partly inhabited, in the Hebron Governorate in...
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Al-Majd, Hebron (redirect from Khirbet Medjed)
the Byzantine era have been found here. In 1863, Victor Guérin called it Khirbet Medjed. In 1883 the PEF's Survey of Palestine found here "Caves, cisterns...
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