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Villages of Hebron Governorate

Riwaq has a list of villages in the Hebron Governorate: http://www.riwaqregister.org/sites.aspx?DistrictCode=50 I've added a couple of redlinks to Tahta villages that had Fauqa ones already. Tahta means lower, and Fauqa means upper. --Fjmustak(talk)01:27, 16 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Tens of missing places

According tothis report,there are 145 Palestinian communities in the?Hebron governorate. We are missing many entries here, and I presume elsewhere. There are also 23 Israeli settlements and 10 outposts. I think it will be useful to our template to include an Israeli settlement subsection. Thoughts?Tiamut^talk17:48, 23 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Also, news of the order for the demolition of 8 villages reported in Haaretz (subscription only) andhereare given the following names: Majaz, Tabban, Sfai, Fakheit, Halaweh, Mirkez, Jinba and Kharuba. Most of them are mentioned in thisreportbut with different names: Khirbet al Majaz, Khirbet at Tabban, Khirbet Asafi, Khirbet al Fakheit and Khirbet al Kharaba with populations listed as 5, 30, 30, 25, 5.Tiamut^talk18:07, 23 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]

I'll add the rest of the localities from the PCBS 2007 census tomorrow, although it's still very possible that some places will be missing from the PCBS' list since many of the smaller khirbehs and villages are counted under larger towns or cities. --Al Ameer son(talk)05:36, 31 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Mosfaret Yatta

- Bir al-Ibb (part of Mosfaret Yatta, NOTE: place has moved from 1948-pos on map):
- Bir al-'IdfromTa'ayush
- Bir el Id,fromRabbis for Human Rights,Israel

- Visiting the “Cave People” of Bir al-Id in the South Hebron Hills,fromRabbis for Human Rights,2010
- Israeli Civil Administration Orders Demolition of Bir al-Id,fromRabbis for Human Rights,2011

- Setting up camp - in a tight spot,fromEAPPI,2010

Also, isn´tKhirbet Tawil ash-Shihnow part ofMasafer Yatta?Should we not remove it from this template?Huldra(talk)21:32, 12 December 2014 (UTC)[reply]

OK, I just redirred it, will remove it from the template,Huldra(talk)22:33, 13 December 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Anab al-Kabir

Dauphin p. 972 (1432/0895):
HA, p.124
Guérin, Judée III,364-67: Khirbet 'Anab EI-Kebir;
SWP III,393:'Anâb;
Palmer: ’Anab, the grapes or jujube (Sh. 24, Jy),421.
'Anab al Kabir Village (Fact Sheet),ARIJ
'Anab al Kabir Village Profile,ARIJ
'Anab al Kabir Areal photo,ARIJ
The priorities and needs for development in 'Anab al Kabir village based on the community and local authorities’ assessment,ARIJ

External links

Survey of Western Palestine, Map 24:IAA,Wikimedia commons

Al-Buweib

SWP: Kh. el Bueib, Kh. el Bûeib (Sh. 21, Lw): Conder and Kitchener, 1883, SWP III, p.352
Kh. el Bueib, the ruin of the small door (Sh. 21, Lx): Palmer, 1881, p.398
pcbs.gov.psp. 120
Israel accused after Palestinian boys burned by mystery canister,Conal Urquhart, 3 June 2011, The Guardian
'I threw it away... but the smoke followed me' - video,The Guardian
AT-TUWANI: Five Palestinians arrested while settlers attack and harass Al-Buweib farmers,CPT
Al Buweib Village (Fact Sheet),ARIJ
Al Buweib Village Profile,ARIJ
Al Buweib areal photo,ARIJ
The priorities and needs for development in Al Buweib village based on the community and local authorities’ assessment,ARIJ
CPT

External links

Survey of Western Palestine, Map 21:IAA,Wikimedia commons

Imneizil

SWP: Kh. Menazil Kh. Menâzil (Sh. 25, Ky): Conder and Kitchener, 1883, SWP III, p.409
Palmer, 1881, p.431:Kh. Menâzil, the ruin of the settlements or stations (Sh. 25, Ly)
Palestinians prepare to lose the solar panels that provide a lifeline,4 March 2012,The Guardian
Imneizil Village (Fact Sheet),ARIJ
Imneizil Village Profile,ARIJ
Imneizil areal photo,ARIJ
The priorities and needs for development in Imneizil village based on the community and local authorities’ assessment,ARIJ
Imneizil,Pal. Sol.
Imneizil,Eappi
https://www.anera.org/stories/support-palestinian-economy-really-counts/
https://www.anera.org/stories/southern-hebron-helping-remote-villages-survive/
pcbs.gov.psp. 121

External links

Survey of Western Palestine, Map 25:IAA,Wikimedia commons

Ma'in

Dauphin p. 970 no60, 1627.0909
Guérin, Judée Ill.170-72: Khirbet Tell Ma'ïn
Conder and Kitchener, 1883, SWP III, pp.404,415
Palmer, 1881, p.433;Tell Ma'în; Tell Main, the mound of the spring (Sh. 25, Ly)
Ma'in Village (Fact Sheet),ARIJ
Ma'in Village Profile,ARIJ
Ma'in Areal Photo,ARIJ
The priorities and needs for development in Ma'in village based on the community and local authorities’ assessment,ARIJ

External links

Survey of Western Palestine, Map 25:IAA,Wikimedia commons

Beit Mirsim

SeeFrantzman#p.406:
Dauphin, p. 965
in 1838 "in ruins or deserted," Robinson and Smith, 1841, vol 3, Appendix 2, p.117
many of the same refs asTell Beit Mirsim

Guérin, Victor(1869).Description Géographique Historique et Archéologique de la Palestine(in French). Vol. 1: Judee, pt. 2. Paris: L'Imprimerie Nationale.(p.349)
Note The Index info (= "Kh. Beit Mirsim (Sh. 20, Ix), described by Guérin, III,279") seems wrong
1931, under Dura, p. 30
Jordan, 1961 census, p.22