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Posted by miss rizek on August 21, 2008 #49779 I am from bir nabala and i am so habey foor that thank you

Posted by amjad ashkar on August 14, 2008 #49061 great job with these ictures, its a good feeling to see Bir Nabala on the net

Posted by carlos muhammad jum´ah on June 14, 2008 #42151 My father was born in Bir Nabala, just the in the deep of the buidildin that is veri close to mosque. I was there more than 20 years ago. I have no return since then. I would like contact with member of my family (my grandmother, Ramadan but I am not sure of the family name of my grandfather, may be Marzouq or Ach or something like that). I please anyone contacting me jus to know somethig about them in Bir Nabala. You can also visit my web site: www.carlosjuma.com (Palestina era y es, these means: Palestine was and is). I was born in Spain and I live in Canary Islands. My father, Muhammad Eff. Muhammad Juma, Al Nabali, passed away 36 years ago but he is always in our familiy memory. And Bir Nabala, too. We are all together to free Palestine.

Posted by Samah Samad on June 11, 2008 #41683 Mashallah

Posted by Saadi Ramadan on April 15, 2008 #34879 I am proud to be a wife for a great humble man who can share with me everything a good man can share with his wife. I loved Birnabala before I saw it and, I loved it more when i saw the pioneer town rose from almost nothing. I like to be called, Alia Al Nabaliya. I am thinking of visiting Palestine and Bir Nabala soon besause I never been there. Ya Hala Also, I thank every one who helped accomplish this site. Aliaa Saadi Ramadan

Posted by saadiramadan on April 15, 2008 #34878 I am very proud of this accomplishment. at least we have a link to remember and make our kids and Grand kids remember their ancecctors heritage and background. This Village rose from 500 people in the 1950's to almost 6,000 now BIRNABALA, I am proud to be Nabali...Thanks to all whome worked and helped put together this Site. Saadi Ramadan

Posted by Mohammed Ali on January 24, 2008 #27861 my hometown

Posted by Mohammed Ali on January 24, 2008 #27860 this is my hometwone PLO4LIFE

Posted by Tarek Ribhi Ramadan on December 30, 2007 #26261 Thanks for the contributions to making this small city well known

Posted by Said Abdelhay on August 14, 2007 #19145 "Shukran" i thank you for your time and effort, and job well done. Said Abdelhay

 

What is new?

-Nakba Oral History Video Podcast: Over 450 Oral History interviews (including 1,600 hours of recording) can be viewed now online.
-Gaza Jail Break
-Arabic version now available - النسخة العربية للموقع الان متوفرة
-Videos:Documenting the destroyed villages in video: Tracing all that remains since Nakba.
-Videos: Responding to Zionist Propaganda
-Satellite View & Google Earth: Over 6,000 placemarks identifying all destroyed towns, W. Bank & Gaza Strip Towns, & refugee camps.
-Interview:The ethnic cleansing of Palestine: George Galloway interviews Israeli Historian Ilan Pappe.
-For Palestinians, memory matters. It provides a blueprint for their future By George Bisharat.
-Zionist FAQ now available in Hebrew שאלות שציונים שואלים, עכשיו בעברית
-Video: The Stephen Walt and John Mearsheimer report on the influence of the Israel Lobby on U.S. Foreign Policy
-The Nakba - an event that did not occur (although it had to occur) By Eitan Bronstein
-The Palestinian-Israeli conflict for beginners

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