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	Akhlah: Cities & Sites in Israel - Safad
		This city's name is spelled so many different ways -- Tzefiya (in the Talmud), Safad, Zefat, Sefad -- it's easy to get confused and think they are entirely different places.
		The author of the main part of the Zohar was Moses de Leon (12th century) in Spain.
		Safad also attracted numerous other Jewish scholars and spiritualists, including Joseph Caro, the author of the Shulchan Aruch, Rabbi Moshe Cordovero and Solomon Alkabetz, composer of the Sabbath hymn Lecha Dodi.
	www.akhlah.com /israel/cities/safad.php (515 words)

	temp9
		Safad was the capital of the Canaanites, and it was mentioned in the Egyptian Hieroglyphs from the 14th sentury B.C. It was taken by the Crusaders in 1140 A.D. and liberated by Salah al-Din in 1188.
		Safad was the administrative center of the sub-district carrying its name, beginning in the Ottoman era in 1886.
		From the Encyclopedia of Palestine: "Safad was a relatively large Palestinian town during the first half of the twentieth century.
	www.jalili48.com /pub/EN_ShowGallary.asp?GName=What_Remained_of_the_destroyed&SuName=Safad (182 words)

	about
		SAFAD was started in 1969 after a project to Iran in 1968 when 2 postgraduates of Cranfield University, Silsoe campus, and 2 undergraduates arranged their own sponsorship from companies and organisations and travelled to Iran for 5 weeks.
		SAFAD has been involved since 1988 in the design an construction of gravity-fed water supply systems in a number of villages in the Guatemala Hills, relieving the local Mayan Indians of arduous treks to the nearest springs and reducing the risks of disease.
		SAFAD has also co-operated with the German Development Organisation DED, who are responsible for soil conservation and agroforestry programmes in 100 villages in Northern Burkina Faso.
	www.silsoe.cranfield.ac.uk /safad/about.html (1729 words)

	Chapter 7: Encyclopedia of the Palestine Problem (Site not responding. Last check: )
		An Arab truck proceeding to Acre from Safad was fired on from the Jewish Quarter of the town.
		A passenger in the vehicle, Ribbi Khadouri of Safad, was wounded and died whilst being conveyed to the hospital.
		An Arab truck proceeding from Safad to Bin Zeitun was fired on from the Jewish Quarter of Safad.
	www.palestine-encyclopedia.com /EPP/Chapter07_7of7.htm (5525 words)

	Safad
		The city of Safad, the undeclared capital of Galilee, had a population of 9,530 Arabs and 2,400 Jews and a total urban land area of 1,1,429 dunums.
		Safad’s importance thus made it a prize for various armies over centuries, including those of Crusadors, Napoleon, and various Islamic dynasties.
		The fall of Safad on May 10, 1948 was a great shack to the Palestinians in Galilee.
	www.villagesofpalestine.com /Safad..htm (979 words)

	The Destroyed Villages (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Obliterated in 1948, with the Jewish settlement of Sedeboqer built on its 133 acres.
		Obliterated in 1948, with the Jewish settlement of Gan Soreq built in 1950 on its 7,750 acres.
		Obliterated i n 1948, with the settlement of Shilat established on its stolen lands of 1,345 acres.
	nakba.sis.gov.ps /english/destroyed-villages/destroyed-villages.html (7699 words)

	Palestine - Israel Journal of Politics, Economics and Culture
		With its fall, Safad was besieged from all sides except for one passage in the south.
		My first concern was to visit Safad, the town of my birth, my childhood recollections, my home where I grew up, the schools where I studied up to seventh grade.
		A year later, I visited Safad secretly and I walked in some of its quarters and I left hurriedly to avoid being caught.
	www.pij.org /details.php?id=216 (1353 words)

	Free Palestine Now
		Obliterated in 1948; all its 2,850 acres were stolen.
		Obliterated in 1948; all its 1,080 acres were stolen.
		Obliterated in 1948; all of its 1,405 acres were stolen.
	www.studentorg.vcu.edu /fpn/factsrefugees.html (7725 words)

	An archaeological and architectural evaluation of a fort in the Wadi Safad, Emirate of Fujairah
		An archaeological and architectural evaluation of a fort in the Wadi Safad, Emirate of Fujairah
		The architectural and archaeological analysis of the husn in the Wadi Safad have revealed a previously unsuspected complexity to the structure.
		King, G. and Maren-Griesebach, H. (1999) A preliminary survey of the archaeology of the Wadi Safad, Fujairah, United Arab Emirates, 13-15 April, 1994.
	www.enhg.org /trib/trib02.htm (1385 words)

	Flyer Design : SAFAD
		We donated this flyer design and poster design to the SAFAD (Silsoe Aid For Appropriate Development) charity to promote their Urban Beatz Suite event.
		Due to last minute changes in the organisation of the event, the flyer and poster designs were created at quite short notice, enabling the promoters to supply the finished flyer design for printing in time for distribution.
		SAFAD is a British Charity run by students of Cranfield University, Silsoe Campus.
	www.ethicaldesign.co.uk /FlyerDesign_Silsoe.asp (356 words)

	Smart Give
		SAFAD is sending each year post-graduate students in places which are in the most need.
		SAFAD is able to offer skills in several six key areas: Water supply and Management, Sanitation, Irrigation & Drainage, Land Use & Soil Conservation, Crop Storage & Marketing, Training.
		All the projects in which SAFAD are involved are adequately funded, long term projects, with a clear strategy and a specific set of goals, and with in country support and funding.
	www.smartgive.com /show_prof.php?who=12503 (369 words)

	"Nabil, today I saw Safad." (by Rami Bathish) - Media Monitors Network
		I immediately thought of Nabil, and his good old "Alma, Qada' Safad!" The tour guide explained that Safad is the highest town in Palestine; it is 900 meters above sea level, which gives it a magnificent view of Lake Tiberias and the surrounding mountains.
		He also explained that Safad is an old city, very much like Jerusalem, with narrow roads and plenty of ancient mosques and churches.
		He said that Safad was invaded by Israeli forces overnight in 1948, its Palestinian inhabitants were terrorized and driven out, and most of its surrounding villages have been demolished.
	www.mediamonitors.net /bathish2.html (615 words)

	Institute for Palestine Studies -- Books
		The city was throughout history the administrative, economic, and cultural capital of Upper Galilee and part of Mount Amel and southern Lebanon.
		It extensively covers all phases of political activism and national struggle, and the relationship between Safad and the Palestinian national movement in general and the role the city played in this movement in particular.
		The book includes a detailed account of the battle of Safad and its consequences in 1948 war, for the first time in an Arab narration of events, in contrast with the Zionist account.
	palestine-studies.org /final/en/books/item.php?id=581 (351 words)

	_z98.azura_safad.log (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The death cry of Safad echoes from somewhere nearby...
		Safad is mortally wounded, and will die soon, if not aided.
		R.I.P. The death cry of Safad echoes from somewhere nearby...
	tirannon.tky.hut.fi /cgi-bin/logview?_z98.azura_safad.log (721 words)

	Email Security Study Summary
		The Swedish Agency for Administrative Development (SAFAD) has in February 2000 published a report of a national research project about Email security.
		SAFAD aims to support the Swedish Government and Ministries in their endeavours to review, raise efficiency in and exert control over state and state-financed activities.
		The Agency helps to develop Swedish administrative policy and also ensures that electronic infrastructure in the public sector is open and secure.
	www.secure-message.com /Email_security_study.htm (826 words)

	Chapter : Encyclopedia of the Palestine Problem (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In 1948, there were in Palestine four cities and towns that had a mixed Arab and Jewish population, namely, Safad, Haifa, Tiberias, and Jerusalem.
		On June 5, 1949, before sunrise, the village was encircled by army units, the Arabs were forcibly loaded onto army trucks, their houses were blown up and the inhabitants were transferred to Mount Kan'an, near Safad.
		In January 1950 an army unit arrived in the village of El Ghabisiya and told the inhabitants they had to leave within two days or be expelled across the frontier.
	www.palestine-encyclopedia.com /EPP/Chapter11_2of7.htm (6504 words)

	Safad - City Centre - Middle Eastern - Citikey Manchester
		Safad serves a variety of popular Middle Eastern dishes including kebabs and falafels to eat in or take away.
		Safad is a nice place to either eat in or take away.
		It encompasses elements of the traditional arabic food (hummos, tabulleh etc) whilst encorporating pizzas kebabs chips etc. Is a nice place after you been out on a night in the city center and can get food and drink for roughly £3-5 each person.
	www.citikey.com /business/10084244?multipleName=Whitecross+Dental+Care&page=2 (130 words)

	Discussion: 4. Acchabaron ('Akbara)
		If this identification is correct, the three circles beneath the representation might be the waters of Merom (Josh 11:5.7) where Joshua slew the king of Hazor.
		The village north of Agbaron could be Safad itself, and the other one west of it, Merom.
		The plain seems to be the plateau west of Safad.
	www.christusrex.org /www1/ofm/mad/discussion/004discuss.html (347 words)

	Ziffer House: Documentation and Research Center of Israeli Visual Arts
		Beginning in 1934, Ziffer paid regular summer visits to Safad, a city he cherished since 1921 when he lived there while to recuperating from malaria.
		In the large hall of the bath, whose dome rises to a height of 8 m., the artist arranged a permanent retrospective exhibit of his sculptures.
		Eventually, Ziffer's sculpture garden in Safad became an extensive and unique work, created by the artist from the stone terraces and the surrounding greenery to the sculptures themselves.
	www.tau.ac.il /~ziffer (2108 words)

	laut.de \| Giora Feidman - "Safad" (CD-Kritik)
		Das Safad Chambre Orchestra spielt unter der Leitung des Newcomers Markus Poschner, der jüngst mit dem Deutschen Dirigentenpreis 2004 des Deutschen Musikrates ausgezeichnet wurde.
		Nach seinem Ausflug zu Mozart und der Interpretation von Kompositionen seiner Frau Ora Bat Chaim, wendet sich Giora Feidman mit "Safad" einmal mehr dem klassischen Orchester zu.
		Während er auf Tournee gerne in kleiner Besetzung südamerikanische Rhythmen pflegt, zügelt er auf "Safad" sein Temperament und gibt seiner Klarinette eine besinnliche Stimme.
	www.laut.at /lautstark/cd-reviews/f/feidman_giora/safad/index.htm (334 words)

	Soccer in Safad in 1943
		I was interested to read in a recent copy of TIME that the new Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas was born in the Northern area of Safad in 1935.
		That would have made him eight years of age when I was posted to Safad in 1943.
		That thoroughfare running through Safad could hardly be called a 'Street' any more than Safad could be called a town.
	www.landofbrokenpromises.co.uk /Palestine/SoccerinSafad.html (364 words)

	MIFTAH.ORG--“Nabil, today I saw Safad.”
		I immediately thought of Nabil, and his good old "Alma, Qada’ Safad!" The tour guide explained that Safad is the highest town in Palestine; it is 900 meters above sea level, which gives it a magnificent view of Lake Tiberias and the surrounding mountains.
		I briefly explained to him that I have a personal interest in Safad and its surrounding villages, and I asked him whether or not there are any Palestinians living in Safad.
		He said that Safad was invaded by Israeli forces overnight in 1948, its Palestinian inhabitants were terrorized and driven out, and most of its surrounding villages have been demolished.
	www.miftah.org /PrinterF.cfm?DocId=1932 (576 words)

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		The Indictment describes a scheme to defraud Shore Memorial Hospital of Somers Point, whereby Abuarqoub, as the owner and incorporator of Safad Corporation (Safad), located in Somers Point, contacted hospital officials in October 2004 and offered for sell 20,000 units of Aventis Pasteur Corporation Vaxigrip Influenza Vaccine for $65 per dose.
		On Nov. 1, 2004, Abuarqoub informed the hospital that he needed a "letter of commitment/purchase order" from the hospital addressed to Safad for the purchase of the Vaxigrip flu vaccines.
		The next day, Abuarqoub went to the hospital to retrieve the "letter of commitment/purchase order," and informed the hospital that he would deliver the flu vaccines on Nov. 8, 2004.
	www.usdoj.gov /usao/nj/press/files/abua0727_r.htm (556 words)

	Israel Travel Tips Safed - Zefat - Tzfat - Safad
		Safed is the city with 4 names: it is pronounced "Tzfat" in the Hebrew language, written as "Zefat" by americans, pronounced as "Safad" in Arabic, and usually referred to as Safed.
		Safed is Israel's highest town and some say its coldest.
		Tzfat is maybe the most intriguing cities in Israel, with many hidden treasures to explore.
	www.israel-travel-tips.com /en/91/cities/Safed (134 words)

	Giora Feidman
		SAFAD - Feidman and the Safad Chamber Orchestra
		The Safad Chamber Orchestra is a dream in the making, and a concept whose time has come.
		It is the wish of the 'Safad Foundation', togehter with Giora Feidman, the driving force behind this initiative, that this unique spiritual art form will be enjoyed by as broad an audience as possible.
	www.plaene-records.de /feidmangb.htm (2097 words)

	Introduction (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The book is a testimony to our family 's documented strong roots in the Land of Israel going back several generations, mainly in Jerusalem, Hebron, and Safad.
		The photos reveal part of the culture of the Jewish population in the Land of Israel during the last 100 years and beyond, and the connection with the earlier, more ancient Jewish culture in the same land.
		Houses of study had always a presence in the Land of Israel since those ancient times, in particular in Jerusalem and Safad, a town in Galilee.
	www.cod.edu /Middle/culture/winograd/intro.htm (236 words)

	Weekly Review of the Arab Press in Israel
		The two are students in Safad Collage and they deny all the charges against them.
		Ziad was kept in custody although he was injured, until the judge ruled that he should be taken to a doctor.
		Moreover, the Rabbi of Safad, Shmoael Elyaho called through the local media in Safad to fire Dr. ASSI from his work.
	www.arabhra.org /publications/wrap/2002/wrap89.htm (1504 words)

	Independent Media Center \| www.indymedia.org \| ((( i )))
		Safsaf is one of the villages of Safad, the village of Maroun is about two kilometers to the south also A'en Al Zaytoun, Qadia, Al Ra'as Al Ahmer, Al Jish and Sa'asa'a next to the Jourmuq Mountain.
		There were more than a hundred fighters in the village, they had with them some artillery, cars, machine guns and rifles so the weaponry was quite alright, and the presence of the (Rescue) Army added more comfort to the people, the relations were good between everybody, so Bardi was in a good situation.
		After the fall of Safad, the (Rescue) Army came here, some areas were taken some still, but as soon as the (Rescue) Army got out, everyone’s spirits were down, and everyone was afraid.
	www.indymedia.org /fr/2004/02/850116.shtml (1625 words)

	Palestine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		We moved from Haifa to Safad, a small town in the north east of
		Safad was built on a small hill and the road in circled
		The town of Safad with Jebel Canaan and
	home.earthlink.net /~johnwdonaldson/Palestine.htm (1101 words)

	Case of Unnamed Safad Rapist (Safad, Israel)
		The father concerned has been asked to leave the kibbutz for the time being and is staying in Tel Aviv.
		Meanwhile, in Safad, a 12-year-old girl was attacked on Monday night by a man in hassidic garb who offered the girl and her five-year-old brother sweets, then followed them as they crossed a nearby cemetery.
		There, he tried to rape the girl, she alleged, but her little brother's shouts made the man run away.
	www.theawarenesscenter.org /safadrapist.html (501 words)

	Safed
		Regardless, if you see any of these on your itinerary, it's a place you'll want to visit.
		Besides the kabbalists, Safad also attracted numerous other Jewish scholars and spirtualists, including Joseph Caro, the author of the Shulchan Aruch, Rabbi Moshe Cordovero and Solomon Alkabetz, composer of the Sabbath hymn Lecha Dodi.
		For a small fee, you can plant a sapling, a tangible contribution like no other you can make to Israel.
	www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org /jsource/vie/Safed.html (721 words)

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