Bayt Naqquba (Arabic: بيت نقّوبة, Hebrew: בית נקובא, also spelled Bait Naqquba) was a Palestinian village in British Mandate Palestine, located 9.5 kilometers...

The village was established in 1962 by refugees from the village of Bayt Naqquba, which had been depopulated during the 1948 Arab–Israeli War and whose...

11 April. Bayt Naqquba 240 11 April n/a Palmach, Haganah Depopulated and levelled shortly after capture. In 1962 the village of Ein Naqquba was recognised;...

quotes Harry Levin's eyewitness account; p. 278., 41 houses destroyed in Bayt Naqquba; p. 276, gives the size of Sixth Battalion as 400–500 men. Khalidi, p...

recommended that the Beit Naqquba villagers residing in Abu Ghosh be moved "somewhere ... far away". Starting in 1964, the former Bayt Naqquba residents started...

32°58′47″N 35°29′52″E / 32.97972°N 35.49778°E / 32.97972; 35.49778 Birya Bayt Naqquba Jerusalem 1 April 1948 278 2,979 Nachshon 3 or more Jewish families 31°48′16″N...

Hebrew University were founded. Allar Aqqur Artuf Bayt 'Itab Bayt Mahsir Bayt Naqquba Bayt Thul Bayt Umm al-Mays al-Burayj Dayr Aban Dayr 'Amr Dayr al-Hawa...

al-Mansi Lajjun Nuris Zir'in Jerusalem Allar Aqqur Artuf Bayt 'Itab Bayt Mahsir Bayt Naqquba Bayt Thul Bayt Umm al-Mays al-Burayj Dayr Aban Dayr 'Amr Dayr al-Hawa...

root Masak). In Arabic, Naqb means (mountain) passage. An Arab village, Bayt Naqquba, existed in the same location until the 1948 Arab–Israeli War when the...

Ottoman Empire with the rest of the land of the Israelites, and in 1596, Bayt Jinn appeared in Ottoman tax registers as being in nahiya (subdistrict) of...

and settlement of the khalīlī Aghbariyya, Mahamid, and Jabarin clans from Bayt Jibrin during the late 18th –early 19th centuries. This population movement...

Government of Palestine. Morris, B. (1994). "The Case of Abu Ghosh and Beit Naqquba, Al Fureidis and Jisr Zarka in 1948 -or Why Four Villages Remained". 1948...

oral tradition of the residents, the founder of the Kabha clan moved from Bayt Jibrin to Ya'bad in the 18th century. Some of the clan members left Ya'bad...

oral traditions, the tribe moved in the middle of the 18th century from Bayt Jibrin to Ya'bad. In the middle of the 19th century, some of the Kabhaites...

2004, p. 371, note #168, p. 405 Other place mention to be depopulated was Bayt Mahsir, Saris, Khan al-Duwayr, Khirbet Manshiya, Tantura, Burayr and Mis...