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		The projected wall in Beit Hanina[6] is only the most recent in a long history of unjust acts that have had tremendous negative impact on Beit Hanina's land and people since the inception of the occupation in June, 1967.
		The partition of Beit Hanina as a result of the closure of the road between its two parts, resulted a continuous degradation of social relations and family ties.
		The planned Wall is to be built on 1,430 dunams of Beit Hanina (L) land, isolating 7,000 dunams of Lower Beit Hanina's land beyond the wall and locating a military post in the center of this peaceful village.
	www.pngo.net /campaigns/Beit_Hanina_impact_of_Wall.htm (2898 words)

	Anti-Apartheid Wall Campaign: Khaled Odetallah - Beit Hanina: “Senzeni Na - What Have We Done?”
		Beit Hanina is the home to Khaled Odetallah, an active member of the community for several decades.
		Until the 1950s the residents of Beit Hanina relied on two main sources of agriculture: the eastern futum and the western futu.
		The people from Beit Hanina living in the USA are 24000, and there are many thousands living in Latin America, Jordan and the Gulf.
	stopthewall.org /communityvoices/904.shtml (1231 words)

	POICA-Lands of Beit Hanina (Al-Balad) village threatened by the Israeli Segregation Wall
		Beit Hanina; is a small Palestinian village located approximately 5 kilometers north of Jerusalem city.
		It is surrounded by Al-Ram and Dahiyat Al-Bareed from the north, Bir Nabala and Al Judera villages from the west, Al-Nabi Samuel and Beit Iksa villages from the south, Shu'fat and Shu'fat Refuge camp from the South and Hizma from the east.
		Moreover, Beit Hanina along with a cluster of Palestinian villages (Beir Nabala, Al Jib and Al Judera) will fall into the Segregation Wall made enclave as shown in the Israeli army's 'seam zone' website illustrating the entire route of the Segregation Wall on February 20, 2005.
	www.poica.org /editor/case_studies/view.php?recordID=874 (555 words)

	Anti-Apartheid Wall Campaign: Um Ramzi from Beit Hanina: "We Refuse this Division"
		The original lands of the village are located to the northwest of Jerusalem, with lands extending to Qalandiya in the north, Hizma and Ram to the east, Shufat to the south, and Lifta and Nabi Semuel to the west.
		In 1980, Occupation Forces annexed Jerusalem and drew the Occupation's municipal borders for the city; Beit Hanina, as well many other cities in and around Jerusalem, was divided into two parts where one is considered to be in the West bank and the other within the municipal borders of Occupied Jerusalem.
		The part considered to be in the West Bank is called Beit Hanina Tahta (meaning lower) and the other is called Beit Hanina Foqa (upper); the people of the village live in both parts.
	stopthewall.org /communityvoices/712.shtml (870 words)

	Beit Hanina disappearing
		Beit Hanina is in Jerusalem Municipality, over the 1967 Armistice/Green Line (Occupied East Jerusalem), relentlessly being choked by Israeli developments: the Western bypass road (45) on its west, Wall at its north, which is now erasing the main road to Ramallah plus Road 60, Pisgat Zeev and Neve Yaakov settlements to its east.
		You could call Beit Hanina a northern suburb of Jerusalem, as Everett is a northern suburb of Boston, but describing it for people in the US presents a daunting challenge.
		Beit Hanina, a Palestinian community of some 20,000 people, does not exist on some maps, notably those produced in Israel.
	teeksaphoto.org /Levant2004JF/Story.htm (740 words)

	Arabs Residents Prefer an Israeli-Run Jerusalem (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		A handful of people in Beit Hanina did express the patriotic certainty that any Palestinian administration, no matter what its imperfections, would be better than the affront and humiliation of continued Israeli occupation.
		Still, for Arabs in Beit Hanina, which Israel annexed along with the rest of the eastern part of Jerusalem after liberating it from Jordan in the 1967 Middle East war, the possession of a Jerusalem identity card means access to Israeli health insurance, social security and monthly child benefit payments.
		The harshest assessment of the likely effect of Palestinian rule in Beit Hanina was delivered by Rewadah Edais, a Palestinian American high school student who lives most of the year in San Francisco and visits her family in Beit Hanina in the summer.
	www.qchillel.org /news/072500.htm (1200 words)

	Pharisees - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		During the 70 year exile in Babylon, Jewish houses of assembly (known in Hebrew as a "beit knesset" or in Greek as a "synagogue") were the primary meeting place for prayer.
		The house of study (in Hebrew: "beit midrash") was the counterpart for the synagogue.
		After the building of the Second Temple in the time of Ezra, the beit knesset and the beit midrash remained important institutions in Jewish life, although secondary in importance to the Temple.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pharisee (7458 words)

	Palestine News Agency-Wafa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		JERUSALEM, March 23, 2005,(WAFA)- According to al-Awda received e-mail, it is said that Israeli Occupation Forces(IOF) blocked the roads that connects the two parts of Beit Hanina together in favour of the Apartheid Wall.
		One of the areas that is going to be affected by Israeli measures of restriction is Beit Hanina village in Jerusalem.
		There are none in al Balad but luckily Beit Hanina al Balad is the one of the two with the cemetery.
	english.wafa.ps /body.asp?field=Enews&id=2281 (239 words)

	American Committee on Jerusalem (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Another man fleeing the police ran into a Beit Hanina youth club, which was immediately surrounded by police officers and soldiers of the undercover army unit.
		Near Beit Hanina, a police unit discovered the car carrying the three men, and along with the army unit approached it shooting.
		Beit Jala's residents woke up to find themselves the real losers of the fierce street battles that damaged their shops and homes.
	www.acj.org /august/August_31.htm (6803 words)

	B'Tselem - 2 March 2006: Israel plans to imprison five Palestinian villages near Jerusalem in an enclave
		The five villages in the enclave are Beit Hanina al-Balad (1,400 residents), Bir Nabala (6,100), al-Jib (4,600), al-Judeira (2,100), and Qalandiya (1,200), which have a total population of more than 15,000 persons (hereafter: the Bir Nabala enclave).
		Especially great injury will be caused to residents of Beit Hanina al-Balad, which will be divided, leaving one part, referred to as New Beit Hanina, inside Jerusalem 's municipal boundaries.
		The school system will also suffer greatly: the village's school for boys is located in New Beit Hanina, while the school for girls is situated n Beit Hanina al-Balad.
	www.btselem.org /English/Separation_Barrier/20060302_Bir_Nabala.asp (763 words)

	Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions
		He was even stationed in Beit Shemesh for a year, a city without any Palestinians far inside the Isreali side of the 1949 armistice lines.
		Cops don't get paid particularly well but it was enough so that when he and his family were tired of renting, he was able to use his savings and secure a loan to buy some land and build his house in Beit Hanina.
		It was fairly cheap for being within the municipality of Jerusalem (Beit Hanina is to the north of East Jerusalem but still within the borders of the municipality) as there was no road, no water and no electricity accessible to the land.
	www.icahd.org /eng/articles.asp?menu=6&submenu=4 (935 words)

	Metro families mourn loss of Mideast land - 03/29/05 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Khalid Odetalla, whose brother Mike lives in Canton, stands on his family's property in the Palestinian part of Beit Hanina village on the outskirts of Jerusalem.
		Odetalla and other local Palestinians from the village of Beit Hanina have hired lawyers to fight the decision, first with Israeli military officials and then in an appeal to the Supreme Court of Israel.
		Most of the 200 Hanini in Metro Detroit have signed on to the effort, and eventually the Odetallas and others hope to gather most of the 25,000 former residents of Beit Hanina and their sons and daughters to join in the appeal to the Israeli Supreme Court.
	www.detnews.com /2005/metro/0503/29/A01-132712.htm (1454 words)

	De La Salle College/Jerusalem- Beit Hanina Campus
		Beit Hanina Campus has resumed its work starting 1999-2000 scholastic year.
		As a first step, a part of the whole building has been constructed.
		The new campus of Beit Hanina is located in Beit Hanina on the Jerusalem-Ramalla main Road.
	members.fortunecity.com /freresjerusalem/body12.htm (161 words)

	ReliefWeb » Document Preview » Weekly report on Israeli human rights violations in the Occupied Palestinian ...
		Then, IOF threw leaflets warning the Palestinian civilian population not to be present in the north of Beit Lahia and the east of Beit Hanoun.
		Beit Hanoun (Erez) Crossing: This is the only crossing point for Gaza Strip workers, medical cases, traders and ordinary citizens into Israel and to the West Bank.
		On Monday morning, 6 February 2006, IOF erected a checkpoint on the Kour -- Beit Leed road, east of Tulkarm, and prohibited the movement of Palestinian civilians on the road.
	www.reliefweb.int /rw/rwb.nsf/db900SID/EKOI-6LV2BJ?OpenDocument (6400 words)

	diarypart2
		My Own village of Beit Hanina is effectively cut in half by one these bypass roads.
		Moreover, as bad as the road is in Beit Hanina, I was to
		In effect they are not allowed to come to Beit Hanina to see us.
	www.hanini.org /diarypart2.html (2491 words)

	Indymedia UK - House Demolished in Beit Hanina, East Jerusalem - Activists Arrested
		House Demolished in Beit Hanina, East Jerusalem - Activists Arrested
		Fred Schlomka: Roughly three emotive hours after the Israeli army and police took their positions, I saw the last Israeli soldier leave the site of today's home demolition in Beit Hanina, mocking the suffering of the newly homeless Maswadeh family with a cold imitation of the crying women.
		What remained were a few activists, newly homeless family members, a large pile of their personal belongings, and an even larger pile of rubble.
	www.indymedia.org.uk /en/2003/05/69501.html (462 words)

	Ramallah Online - IMAGES OF AN EXECUTION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		More than ten witnesses told AFP that they saw the arrest of Palestinian Mahmoud Salah, 23, and that the arrest lasted more than half an hour until the last moments of his execution, but many of them refrained from revealing their names to AFP.
		in the northern Jerusalem Arab neighborhood of Beit Hanina.
		Border policemen who were on the scene following pinpoint intelligence information that a suicide bomber was making his way to the capital from the North and would be stopping in Beit Hanina, noticed a suspicious looking man in his twenties and ordered him to stop.
	www.ramallahonline.com /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=716 (1492 words)

	International Middle East Media Center - Report: Israel plans to imprison five Palestinian villages near Jerusalem in ...
		According to a report released Thursday by Israeli human rights group B'tselem, Israeli authorities plan to run a barrier around five Palestinian villages northwest of Jerusalem, and imprison them in an enclave that will separate them from East Jerusalem and neighboring Palestinian villages.
		The five villages in the enclave are Beit Hanina al-Balad (1,400 residents), Bir Nabala (6,100), al-Jib (4,600), al-Judeira (2,100), and Qalandiya (1,200), which have a total population of more than 15,000 persons.
		The B'tselem report notes that specially great injury will be caused to residents of Beit Hanina al-Balad, which will be divided, leaving one part, referred to as New Beit Hanina, inside Jerusalem's municipal boundaries, and thus inside the state of Israel.
	www.imemc.org /content/view/17109/1 (921 words)

	Palestine News Agency-Wafa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		DETROIT (USA), March, 30, 2005 (WAFA)- A Palestinian-American family in Metro Detroit, original from the village of Beit Hanina in Jerusalem revealed that the Israeli authorities will seize lands of the family to build part of the Apartheid Wall.
		In its website, The Detroit News reported Wednesday that Odetalla family and other local Palestinians from the village of Beit Hanina have hired lawyers to fight the decision, first with Israeli military officials and then in an appeal to the High Court of Israel.
		The meandering path of the Wall is clearly intended to claim the best green, arable land for Israel.
	english.wafa.ps /body.asp?field=Enews&id=2339 (277 words)

	POICA-Israeli demolition of Palestinian houses in Jerusalem continued unabated during 2005
		Demolishing two adjacent houses in Ashqariya quarter, Beit Hanina: the first is owned by Mr.
		Damaging a mobile house (caravan) inhabited by the family of Ayman Ahmad Al Batsh in Tel Aful area in Beit Hanina.
		The owner was obliged to buy the caravan and move to this area after the demolition of his house in the village of Bir Nabala in 2004 under the pretext of un-licensing.
	www.poica.org /editor/case_studies/view.php?recordID=760 (3513 words)

	Weekly Report: On Israeli Human Rights Violations in the Occupied Palestinian Territory : SF Indymedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		On Monday morning, 3 April 2006, IOF extra-judicially executed Ra’ed ‘Ebayat, 31, the leader of the al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, the military wing of the Fatah movement, in Beit Sahour town in the West Bank.
		On Tuesday, 4 April 2006, IOF killed a Palestinian civilian in the northern Gaza Strip town of Beit Lahia, while they were shelling the area.
		At the same time, IOF closed Beit Eiba checkpoint, west of the city, and prohibited the movement of Palestinian civilians.
	sf.indymedia.org /print.php?id=1726584 (6798 words)

	Jerusalem Chronology 2002 - PASSIA
		May 21: The WJM demolishes three homes in Beit Hanina for being built illegally, two in the Ashqaria area belonging to Jamal Eddin Mahmoud Ahmad Sandouqa and Nasser Nazmi Burqan and one in the Kharayeb area, belonging to Hazem Abdel-Mu'ti Ja'abari.
		May 28: A Jerusalem District Court files charges of attempted murder and weapons violations against Yarden Morag, Shlomi Dvir and Ofer Gamliel, all from Bat Ayin settlement and the main suspects in an attempt to carry out a terror attack on an Arab girls' school on the Mt. of Olives.
		According to the plan, a wall eight meters high and several hundred meters long would be built around the tomb compound, creating a trapezoidal area that would be connected to Jerusalem, whose municipal border is 461 meters away.
	www.passia.org /jerusalem/chronology/2002.htm (3797 words)

	Ramallah Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		PCHR is concerned over the around-the-clock artillery bombardment by Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) against the north of the Gaza Strip.
		The latest victims of IOF bombardment were a Palestinian woman and child, who were killed in the afternoon hours of 1 August 2006 in the Nada Buildings area, west of Beit Hanoun.
		The raid on Beit Hanoun is part of a campaign against Palestinians that was announced by IOF two weeks ago.
	www.ramallahonline.com /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=716 (1849 words)

	Peres Center for Peace - Civil Society Cooperation - Community Development - Beit Hanina Activities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		An impressive number of courses have been launched at the Beit Hanina Peace Computer Center, through the facilitation of the Peres Center in cooperation with The Jerusalem Foundation, Machshava Tova, and the Beit Hanina Community Center.
		Two special groups of Palestinian children are presently participating in the courses at Beit Hanina Peace Computer Center.
		These "children at risk", who come from a variety of communities across the Palestinian Authority, have been adversely affected by broken and dysfunctional home environments, and consequently, have had limited opportunity for academic advancement.
	www.peres-center.org /pages/projects_content.asp?iGlobalVarTypeId=2&iGlobalVarId=204 (288 words)

	B'Tselem - Photo Archive
		The demolition of the Hassan family's home in Beit Hanina for not havi...
		Khamis al-Majdalawi from Beit Hanun, Gaza Strip, near the ruins of his...
		Two children stand in front of their recently demolished house in Beit...
	www.btselem.org /English/Photo_Archive/List.asp?x_Concatenate=06&z_Concatenate=LIKE,'%,%' (274 words)

	www.Hanini.org
		Beit Hanina is the village of my birth in
		family and the people of Beit Hanina which has been cut in half by the Israelis.
		lower part of Beit Hanina is currently cutoff from the upper portion even though its
	hanini.org (202 words)

	Beit Hanina home demolished despite judge's order to wait - Haaretz - Israel News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Beit Hanina home demolished despite judge's order to wait
		The Interior Ministry yesterday destroyed a house belonging to a Palestinian family in the northeastern Jerusalem suburb of Beit Hanina, despite a court order delaying the demolition.
		The court was due to discuss the case next week.
	www.haaretz.com /hasen/pages/ShArt.jhtml?itemNo=271271&contrassID=2&subContrassID=1&sbSubContrassID=0&listSrc=Y (627 words)

	Jewish Law - Articles ("Cloning People and Jewish Law: A Preliminary Analysis")
		Rava created a man and sent him to Rav Zera, the rabbi spoke to him, but he did not answer; Rav Zera exclaimed "you are artificial: return to dust"....
		Rav Hanina and Rav Ohaya would sit every Sabbath eve and study the book of creation and create a calf one third the size of a full calf, and eat it.
		Consider the science fiction case of what would happen if a drug were developed that permitted a sperm cell to self replicate to the diploid number thus giving it a full component of 46 chromosomes, and that sperm cell was capable of replicating in a way that allowed it to fertilize an egg naturally.
	www.jlaw.com /Articles/cloning.html (11711 words)

	Demographics, The Demographic Time-Bomb - The Peace Encyclopedia
		Since 1967 the number of rooms-per-person in Arab households has increased by 11%.
		Much of the new Arab building in Jerusalem has taken place in the neighborhoods of Ras al-Amud and Arab a-Suwachra in the south-east, and in Shuafat and Beit Hanina in the north.
		Arab villages within the city, such as Isawiya, A-Tur, Sur Bacher and Beit Safafa, have also grown significantly.
	www.yahoodi.com /peace/demographics.html (948 words)

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