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Topic: Beit Jibrin

	Witnessing in Palestine
		To the north, his car could only reach Beit Jala village, and to the west, he could go no more than half-way into Beit Sahour village, part of which is Area C with an Israeli military installation.
		The village of Beit Jala was hit the worst by the Israeli bombings in the last months.
		The smallest of the 59 Palestinian refugee camps, Beit Jibrin is a densely populated shantytown, crowded with makeshift concrete houses and muddy ally ways.
	www.al-awda.org /newyork/features/witnessing.html (2437 words)

	Bethlehem - Crystalinks
		Many refugees from areas captured by Zionist forces in 1947 - 1948 came to Bethlehem, setting up encampments in the north of the city near the road to Jerusalem and on the hillside to the south between the city and Solomon's Pools.
		These later became the official refugee camps of Beit Jibrin (or al-'Azza) and 'A'ida (in the north) and Deheisheh in the south.
		Bethlehem, Beit Sahour and Beit Jala are currently surrounded by Israeli checkpoints and roadblocks, with the main road to Jerusalem cut off at the burder of Jerusalem's municipal area - at Rachel's Tomb.
	www.crystalinks.com /bethlehem.html (2119 words)

	palestine costume archive - regional
		Hebron is traditionally one of the oldest towns in Palestine, and from its surrounding villages - including Beit 'Ummar, Bani-Na'im, Beit Jibrin, Dhahriyyeh, Dura and Samula - came some of the richest and most beautiful forms of Palestinian embroidery.
		In contrast was the village of Beit Dajan, some six kilometres southeast of Jaffa, which until 1948 was an influential centre of weaving and embroidery.
		Costumes from Beit Dajan were outstanding for their varied techniques, many of which were adopted from other regional styles.
	www.palestinecostumearchive.org /regional.htm (2507 words)

	A Field Of Wild Flowers with Olive & Kharoub Trees In Beit Jibrin. (Spring 2004)
		A Field Of Wild Flowers with Olive & Kharoub Trees In Beit Jibrin.
		Bayt Jibrin - بيت جبرين : A Field Of Wild Flowers with Olive & Kharoub Trees In Beit Jibrin.
		Just describe what you know in the picture.
	www.palestineremembered.com /Hebron/Bayt-Jibrin/Picture8041.html (244 words)

	Welcome to the Homepage of the Labor/Community Strategy Center
		She discusses her recent article in it, Socialist Feminism: Reflections after 30 Years, that explores the difficult effort to intertwine into one fight the cries for women's liberation and national liberation with her own continuing commitment to the socialist project in the context of a world revolution against U.S. imperialism.
		Toufic Haddad is a Palestinian-American activist and writer, and co-founder of the Beit Jibrin Cultural Center - Handala, a progressive educational youth and community center located in the Beit Jibrin Refugee Camp in the West Bank.
		He is also co-editor of "Between the Lines" magazine, a monthly journal which presents a radical analysis of the political economic and cultural realities in both Palestinian and Israeli societies with emphasis on the relationships between the national, class, race and gender oppression within the context of the Jewish-Zionist state and the New World Order.
	www.thestrategycenter.org /projects-voicesfrontlines-2005archive.html (5322 words)

	Makkedah (WebBible Encyclopedia) - ChristianAnswers.Net
		They were put to death by Joshua, who afterwards suspended their bodies upon five trees.
		It has been identified with the modern village called Sumeil, standing on a low hill about 7 miles to the northwest of Eleutheropolis (Beit Jibrin), where are ancient remains and a great cave.
		The Palestine Exploration surveyors have, however, identified it with el-Mughar, or "the caves," 3 miles from Jabneh and 2 1/2 southwest of Ekron, because, they say, "at this site only of all possible sites for Makkedah in the Palestine plain do caves still exist." (See ADONI-ZEDEC.)
	www.christiananswers.net /dictionary/makkedah.html (121 words)

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