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The siege of Jerusalem

After the battle of Hattin, Salah al-Din went to  Jerusalem to open it, and imposed a strong siege, and then began to hit the walls […]

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The Monastery of Saint Dimitri

It’s a small Orthodox monastery, located in the Christian Quarter. See more: The Monastery of Saint Kathrine The Monastery of Saint Georges The Roman Orthodox […]

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Al-Malha village

Location: to the south-west of the city of Jerusalem and about 5 km away. Its area is: 6827 dunums. Surrounding villages: Ein Karem, Walaja, Beit […]

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Punishment of the Martyrs’ Families

After the outbreak of the Intifada in Jerusalem, the occupation took an action of withdrawing Jerusalemite identity Cards from the families of martyrs and executors […]

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Why does citizen of Jerusalem stand up?

Living outside the municipal boundaries of Jerusalem means that citizens of Jerusalem lose their Jerusalem identity and are therefore forced to live in unsuitable housing […]

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Seizing Shops and Taxation

When the occupation fails in destroying markets, it uses other ways, like imposing high taxes on shopkeepers. By doing so, the shopkeepers have no choice […]

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One Whole: There is No Such Thing As Eastern or Western Jerusalem

These terms are applied to the territories occupied in 1948 and 1967, which is a misnomer that the occupation seeks to spread among the people. […]

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Al- Mutabaq

It is one of the most well- known desserts of Jerusalem since ancient times. It is considered to be one of the main sweets of […]

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Al-Asbat Gate

The only open gate in the Eastern Wall. It’s not the same Asbat Gate in the Northern Wall of Al-Aqsa Mosque. The gate was named […]

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Mosques destroyed by the Occupation

In 1967, the Occupation has destroyed Al-Magharibah and Ash-Sharaf Quarters, with all the mosques in them. The mosques were Al-Khanka, Ash-Sheik Omar Al-Mujarrad, and Al-Buraq […]

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Beit Ijsa village

Name: The village of Beit Ijsa was called referring to the collection the funds of the tribute, where the money must be in it. Location: […]

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Nour Al-Din Zinke Pulpit

After Salah al-Din al-Ayyubi conquered Jerusalem, he brought a pulpit from Aleppo that was ordered to be built by the leader Nour al-Din Zinki, but […]

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