Lubya a palestinian demolished Village in Galilee Memory-History-Culture-Identity Mahmoud Issa Preface

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Al-Falouja 1998

Al-Sarafand 1998

Al-Ja’ona 1998

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Nimreen 2000

Al-jaleel al-Karmil Ra’s al-‘Ain al-Nakab al-Jarmak 2000
Publications by the author
“Mushkilat al-Ta’lim al’Falastini”- (Problems in the Palestinian Education System). Arabic University, Beirut 1991, Arabic. 120 pages.
“Involvement and Detachment in Joseph Conrad’s Fiction”, Regnbue Publishing House, Copenhagen 1995. In English, with a Danish resume. 282 pages.
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“Palestinian Diaspora: Experiences and Testimonies”, in Arabic, in “Samid al-Iqtisadi” 18, no.105 Jul.-Sep.96: pp 167-79. The Reference was also mentioned in “Journal of Palestine Studies”, no.103, p.189.
“Historiography of the destroyed palestinian village of Lubya”, REFUGE, Canada’s Periodical on Refugees, Vol. 21.No.2 February 2003.
Titles and numbers of files consulted at the Public Records Office in London concerning the British Mandate period in Palestine:
CO 733/ 433/3 Mukhtars: Duties and Remuneration.

NB. This file was closed until 1992. Five copies were made about the remuneration of mukhtars.

CO 733/456/8 Situation Outrages

CO 742/1 The Palestine Gazette 1933. (Gazettes 1-10 & 26); a few documents about Lubya and other relevant subjects.

CO 733/456/6 Situation, Bomb Outrages (Different copies were made about the terror actions of different Jewish groups, Itcil and others. It was closed until 1972.

CO 733/481/1& Policy, Arab Reactions, in this file there are also numbers of

CO 821/2-6 All references to municipalities, and the names of the different council members, including those of Lubya, are to be found in the microfilm archives.

CO 814/40 Palestine Administration Reports, 1946-1947, Education in Palestine 1936-1946

Arab News Bulletin: A fortnightly publication issued by the Arab Office, 92, Eaton Place, London, S.W.1. No: 58, 12/3/1948,

the plan picture of Palestine

Numbers consulted: 55,56,54,52,50,49,48 (extracts from Jamal Husayni’s statement before the United Nations), 47,46,45,44,43,40,41,39,36.
Palestine Blue Book, 1926-1927 & 1928-1932 printed by Waterloo & sons Limited, London, 1928
Archival material in Israel:
Israel State Archives 3634/R.8073/N

3624/R.13657/N

323/524/P

Hagana archives Tel Aviv

file no 105/222 (Lubya 1943-1944)

Zionist Archives in Jerusalem:

J15/7591, concerning settlements in Lubya and Hazorim

J15/5587, project de colonisation a Lubya-Sarjuni; documented by PICA

J15/459, Lubya’s Land

J15/5587, Hapoel-Hamizrahi a Lubya (1943-1946)

J15/7591; settlement in Hazoriim and Lubya

J15/5587, Colonie ou village Lubya; Contrat de Location (between PICA & Histadrut Hapoel Hamizrahi)

J15/7459, Service Terrains; Lubya’s land

J15/7459; transactions of land in Lubya

J15/7459; land file in lower Galilee

J15/5587; names of Jews who took over the land of Lubya

J15/9142; exchanging letters concerning land’s distribution

KK15/2177 a ten pages document of all the numbers and areas of land transferred from Lubyans

J15/7591; p.11 le nom d’un roi asyrien (Sergon) hostile aux Israelites

Newsletters & Magazines

Shaml Newsletter, Palestinian Diaspora & Refugee Centre, March 1996, No.2.

Journal of Palestine Studies; University of California Press Journals, Berkeley, CA. No.95-97

Majallat al-Dirasat al-Filastiniya, Beirut, 1996, No.26

Falastin, daily newspaper, Jaffa, Wednesday, 21/6/39, Vol.XX111, No. 994087.

Davar, 22/6/1939

Ha’artz, Gideon Levy, article: “Exposing Israel’s sins”, 3/11/2000

Appendix I
Families as Remembered by Lubyans
The following is an overview of the different families of the village as recounted by the Lubyans themselves:
'Ajayni
Mukhtar: Mahmoud Husayn. They came originally from ‘Ajloun in Jordan. They were four brothers: Milhem, Othman, Rihayyil and Subuh. Their name now is Samadi and they are descendants of Husayn Bin Ali the fourth Caliph of Islam. Their grandfather was Nasir Bin Salem, from Anjara:
- al-Lababidi;

- al-Malahima: Hassan and Husayn Issa, Khalil Joodi;

- al-‘Athamni: Younis Ali, Karroob Alzein, Suliman Ali, Raja;

- Ammouri: Fawaz Muharib, Awad Yasin, Ali Ammouri;

- al-Hamzat: Ismael Hamza, Hamada Husayn, Khalil and Yasin Ismael;

- Ruhayyil: Husayn Ali, Ahmad Amin Ali, Salim Muhammad;

al-Shanashri
Mukhtar: Khalil al-Abid

-Rashdan, Ali Bash, Ahmad and Hassan Younis, Suleiman Atiya, Saleh Muhammad Taha (Gaith), Ahmad Kalid;

al-Samallot
mukhtar was Ibrahim al-Thiab:

- Dirawi, Ali al-Khalil (nickname Korkashi), Awad Shabkon, Mufaddi Mahmoud, Rashrash Alshiri, Abdullah Abu Alsheik (their grandfather is Azzam);

al-’Atwat
mukhtar: Muhammad Mustafa Yasin; sons: Kwatin, Kuftan, Ukla, Hijris and Hadrus:

- al-‘Asafri; Almanasra: Ata Mansour, Abdel-Rahman, Aldabiat, al-Za'atri;

al-Hajajwi
- al-Kafarni: ‘Oda, Ali Alyasin, Abdirazak Dabbas, Ibrahim Taha, Ibrahim Asi, Kayid, Karzon, Hadrous;
al-Shihabi
who came originally from Lebanon^²⁰³:

- Kasim Sihabi and his sons were: Ali, Salih and Haidar, Said Yahya, Ali Odwan, Fawaz Ali, Ali Husayn Mahmoud;

al-Fokar, Rifaiya and Kilaniya

their grandfather was Zeid al-Rifa’i, Ali Raja, Suliman Musleh, Ali Muhammad, Muhammad Mahmoud, Ahmad Darwish, Mahmoud HamOdeh, Mar'i HamOdeh, Muhammad Abdilgani;

al-‘Awaidi
mukhtar was Abdu Alaidi:

Kasim Alaidi, Ali Warda, Mohamad Abu Alhumum, Abu al-Sa’id;

al-Talalzi
they were originally from Nablus in the West Bank:

- Zaid and Muhamad al Badir;

al-Lababidi
they came originally from Kufr Soom in the Hauran;
al-Galil
they came originally from Nablus;
al-Jamal
they also came originally from Nablus.
Appendix II
Selected Family Trees of Lubya

Appendix III
Place Names in Lubya
Geographical Places: Fields, lands, valleys, hills, caves, graveyards, lakes, historical and ancient places. In The Survey of Western Palestine, Vol.One, Galilee, Lieut.C.R.Conder, R.E, and Lieut. H.H.Kitchener, London, 1881: Lubieh is mentioned as a place of: Caves, tombs, ans sarcophagi; several rock-cut wine-presses and cisterns were observed at this village, which probably represents an ancient site.
Wadi = Valley

Bustan = Field

Karm (plural: kroom) = Fields for olive, fig and grapetrees

Maghara = Cave

1. Al-Shakayir: piece of land, in the north of the village.

2. Al-Tal: near Kufur Sabt.

3. Um Subeh: near Maskana.

4. Um Abi: between Nimrin and Lubya.

5. Al-Arid: for sheep and cows.

6. Al-Tabaka: near Al-Ariid.

7. Minijbi: “

8. Al-Owaini:

9. Um Huraizi

10. Wadi Ibrik

11. Aaard Al-Safiyyi

12. Al-Rjoum

13. Kroum Abd-al-Aziz (these lands were confiscated nowadays by Lavy kibotz).

14. Wa'rat al-Tal

15. Abu Uwaisalan

16. Al-Karroubi

17. Al-Mi'bar

18. Abu Kait

19. Al-Hajar

20. Al-Jamra

21. Al-Karaj

22. Al-N’Akkar, west to Odaisi

23. Kallit Kandil

24. Albiskandiyyi:

35. Um Inik

36. Dra'a Talib. (N.B^²⁰⁴)

37. Abu Swaid

38. Abu Osalan

39. Um Sidri

40. Um Laban

41. Birkit(Birki=lake) al-Rik,- written wrongly in as al-Sirik- Between Wadi al-Shomer and Hittin hill. Corrected by Yousef Muhammad.

42. Birkit al-Ajaini

43. Birkit al-Fayik

44. Bayyarit al-Sabha: it is the edge between Lubya's land and Turaan Land.

45. Al-Buwaike: piece of land

46. Tallit(talli=hill) Al-Kaima: One of the crusaders, Arnot, built his tent over the hill, before he was defeated by Salah Al-Din.

47. Alhijar Alzuruk (The blue stones)

48. Hajar al-Nosrani(the christian stone): Said that Jesus sat on this stone with his disciples on their way to Talhoom. Europeans still visited that place.

49. Hadikat Abu Dhais:experimental garden built by the British government. Nowadays there is a road passing through it directly^²⁰⁵.

50. Hakl al-Oshr, piece of land.

51. Halhool (Um Humayid): piece of land

52. Al-Hima: known as the best and largest plain in Tiberias for planting fruits and vegetables.

53. Al-Khirbi: known for its old findings under it, said to be built on Roman and Greek monuments and other old findings. It was the place where the battle between the villagers and Jews happened.

54. Kirbit Damyi: remaining of old historical Roman and Greek city, and the field of the battle between the crusaders and Salah al-Din.

55. Alkilal

56. Dabbat al-Kharrobi

57. Al-Damia

58. Dra'a Juhaish

59. Dra'a Shimdin

60. Dra'a al-Wawi

61. Raas Alzaytun

62. Alrojoum

63. Alza'afaraniyya

64. Alsidir

65. Sarjoni

66. Alshamshiyi

67. Alsahen

68. Altabaka

69. Tarik Alhawarni

70. Alariid

71. Al-kaba

72. Ain Bassom

73. Ain Damia

74. Bustan Mahmoud Husayn

75. Bustan Mufaddi Shahaybi

76. Bustan Yihya Shhabi

77. Bustan Said Yihya (a man from Jenin, Said Aljinini worked all his life there.

78. Alkhadran

79. Alkaraj

80. Kitaat Shaik Ahmad

81. Alkala'a Alsoda

82. Alkarasi

83. Karm Abu Shabaki

84. Karm Abu Libdi

85. Karm Hassan Alabid, the above areas where places of battles with Jews.

86. Karim Z'atir

87. Karm Alzain

88.* Karim Alzankanoni, mentioned Zankoni

89. Kroom Alhaj Husayn

90. Kroom Hassan Aldib

91. Kroom Damyi

92. Kroom Alawaidi

93. Kroom Munji

94. Alkasayir

95. Almaooni

96. Almakhba

97. Almaddan

98. Almassayat

99. Almaabar

100. Magharat (English, Cave) al-khanazir

101. Magharat al-Sufla

102. Magharat al-Aris

103. Magharat al-Ammori

104. Magharat al-Maasara

105. Magharat al-May

106. Al-mughraka

107. Al-n’Akkar

108. Wadi Ibrik

109. Wadi Abu Alhassan

110. Wadi Alshababa

111. Wadi Alsharar

112. Wadi Alakaba

113. Wadi Aia'ain

114. Wadi Almuaallaka

115*.Wadi Alnisa: mentioned as part of Lubya, but it is not.

116. Plot of Saydeh^²⁰⁶

117. Irba el-Gibli

118. Abouab

119. Naimyis

120. Um Hmaid

121. Khawakir Akabeh

122. Karassi Sitrajia

123. Saadi and Ramyat el-Bsas

124. Tloul

125. Juret el-Werk

126. Juret Mendassi

Makamat: Religious and Sacred Places
1. Makam Abu Ghazi: near it was built the only school in the village in the Ottoman period.

2. Makam Alshake Abu Kuffa, it was named also as Alshake Muhammad.

3. Makam Bassom: the farmers put their instruments there, because no one dared to inter the makam".

4. M’Akkam Bnayyat Alkodor

5. Makam Rajmit Batta

6. Makam Alzawiya

7. Makam Alajami

8. Makam Alshake Muhammad Altori: A place where Arab saving army had their headquarters in the year 1948.

9. Makam al-Nabi (prophet) Shwamin. It was built in the middle of the village. (Still existing: see photo appendix)
Caves in Lubya^²⁰⁷:
Ammouri cave in Alajayni district

Um Alkhanaziir cave In the norht of the village

Dar Hamza cave near the fields, Albayadir

Abdil Halim cave

Zawiyat Alfukara cave

Alariis cave

This official document (found in the Nazareth land department) is mentioning the names of 240 Lubyans who were declared as Absentees, and by consequence confiscating their land, under the responsibility of the administrator, (Hebrew, Abotrops); in the following case he is M.Shitnar.
“Israel State

Administrator of the Absentees properties

The Absentees’ Property Law 1950
“I declare the following persons as Absentees according to article 30/a of the law”;

1	Ahmad Younis Ahmad Younis	24	Muhammad Samir M.Ma. Karzon
2	Amina Kasim Hassan	25	Husein Ali Yasin Shihab
3	Ibrahim Musa Ibrahim Shihab	26	Ahmad = = =
4	Hafid Mousa Ibrahim Shihab	27	Muhammad = = =
5	Ali Musa Kayid Karzon	28	Ahmad Salah Shihab Ali
6	Muhammad Musa Kayid Karzon	29	Muhammad Said Abidruhman M.
7	Mahmoud Musa Kayid Karzon	30	Lutfi = = =
8	Ahmad Musa Kayid Karzon	31	Hanifa Shuraitih Mahmoud
9	Muhammad M. Khalil Karzon	32	Afifa = =
10	Hamda M. Khalil Karzon	33	Fatima M. Husayn Bakir
11	Husayn Abidrahman I.Rashdan	34	Zahra = = =
12	Husni Abidrahman I. Rashdan	35	Khazna Abbad Mustafa
13	Hassan = = =	36	Fatima = =
14	Muhamad Kayid A’yid Muwasi	37	Hanna Ahmad Amin Rhayyil
15	Nayif Younis = =	38	Fraiji = = =
16	Muhammad Hassan Younis Aydi	39	Fouziyya = = =
17	Muhammad Younis M. Hamdan	40	Arif Fouzi Kuharib al-Ammouri
18	Ahmad Younis = =	41	Fayiz = = =
19	Muhammad Youssef = =	42	Ramzi = = =
20	Abdulla = = =	43	Muhammad Ma. Saleh Muhammad
21	Ahmad Abidkadir M. Zamil	44	Husayn = = =
22	Awad = = =	45	Ali Mahmoud Saleh Muhammad
23	Ibrahim Samir Muhammad Karzon	46	Said Hassan Said Isawi

47	Musa Hassan Said Isawi	72	Mustafa Yasin Shihab Ali
48	Ali Awad = = =	73	Hassan = = =
49	Rashid Abidrahim Shabkoni	74	Mahmoud = = =
50	Said = =	75	Ali = = =
51	Ibrahim Taha Ibrahim Taha	76	Kasim Muhamad Yunis Shihab
52	Amina Issa = =	77	Saleh = = =
53	Husein Issa Hassan Issa	78	Faleh Swailih Shihab Ali
54	Mahmoud = = =	79	Miflih = = =
55	Issa Saod Masod Abdulla	80	Ali Yunis = =
56	Hamad = = =	81	Kasim Muhamad Yunis Shihab
57	Ahmad = = =	82	Saleh Muhamad Yunis Shihab
58	Abdu = = =	83	Muhamad Ali Kasim Muhamad
59	Ali = = =	84	Ismael = = =
60	Zahiyi Yasin Ali Ramadan	85	Ni’mi = = =
61	Mu. Abdilgani Abdiaziz Kalid	86	Fatmi = = =
62	Thahir = = =	87	Mahmoud Abu Ali Mu. Mustafa
63	Ahmad = = =	88	Rakad = = = =
64	Thib Ibrahim Thiab Hamdan	89	Mustafa = = = =
65	Ibrahim Hassan Ibrahim Shiri	90	Mahmoud Qwatin = =
66	Hassan Mu. Youssef Hamdan	91	Muhamad = = =
67	Shobash Mu. Youssef Hamdan	92	Abid Ra’of Saud Masud Abdulla
68	Muhammad Youssef Mu. Youssef	93	Rashid Fayad Hadrus Fayad
69	Mahmoud = = =	94	Rashad = = =
70	Ahmad = = =	95	Mustafa = = =
71	Abdulla = = =	98	Mahmoud Abdilgani Abdilaziz Kalid

99	Mijli Thiab Thib Hamad	124	Youssef Muhamad Hassan Issa
100	Thib = = =	125	Mahmoud Musa Kayid Ahmad
101	Said Mijli Thiab Thib	126	Hassan Ismael Hamza Yasin
102	Amina Ahmad Abdilhalim Ali	127	Hamda Ahmad Muhamad Hamza
103	Nasra Ahmad Ashur	128	Amina Tawfik Ahmad Muhamad
104	Mahmoud Khalid Khalil Aidi	129	Asma’ Yasin Hanza Yasin
105	Thib = = =	130	Sa’da Ahmad Muhamad Hamza
106	Ali Husayn Mahmoud Shihabi	131	Fatima Kasm Muhamad Lubani
107	Mar’i Mu. Hassan Mahmoud	132	Subheya Tawfik Ahmad Muhamad
108	Mar’i = =	133	Mariam = = =
109	Hassan Muhamad Hassan Ma.	134	Ahmad ‘Odah Ali Abdilkarim
110	Mahmoud Muhamad = =	135	Sandid = = =
111	Muhamad Yunis Uthman Yunis	136	Ali = = =
112	Ahmad = = =	137	Suleman Abdilgani Ali Abdilkarim
113	Hassan Abu Duhais Mu. Abdulla	138	Marzuk ‘Odah = =
114	Fathil = = = =	139	Abdilrahim Abdilgani Ali Abdilkarim
115	Nayif = = = =	140	Ali Daifalla Mahmoud Zamil
116	Muhamad Suleman Musleh Yasin	141	Husein Mahmoud Husayn Karzon
117	Muhamad Ali Husayn Mu. ‘adwan	142	Mahmoud = = =
118	Salim Saleh Alkarmawi	143	Lafi Kayid Ahmad =
119	Abdilruhman Hassan Issa Abdulla	144	Abdilmajid = = =
120	‘Ayid = = =	145	Muhamad Azam Ali Azam
121	Salha Abdilgani Ali Abdilkarim	146	Ahmad = = =
122	Amuna Abdilrahim Hassan Issa	147	Diab = = =
123	Nayif Muhamad = =	148	Hassan Youssef Taha Ghaith

149	Ali Youssef Taha Ghaith	174	Yihya Said Yihya Shihab
150	Taha = = =	175	Amina Ali Kasim Muhamad
151	Saleh Muhamad = =	176	Abdulla ‘Ayish Husein Ali
152	Husayn = = =	177	Ahmad = = =
153	Ahmad = = =	178	Abdu Sadir Humayid Ibrahim
154	Khadija Ibrahim Hassan Jalia	179	Mustafa Abdulkadir Hamid Shabkoni
155	Ali Hassan Muhamad Shihab	180	Muhamad = = =
156	Khadija Mustafa Hassan =	181	Mahmoud = = =
157	‘Arif Muhamad Ibrahim Abdilkadir	182	Muhamad Ali Ibrahim Abu ‘Aloul
158	Ibrahim = = =	183	Mahmoud = = = =
159	Ahmad Husayn Youssef Hajo	184	Mariam ‘Arsal Khalil Ibrahim
160	Nayif = = =	185	Fadiya Ahmad Ibrahim Yasin
161	Muhamad = = =	186	.(cancelled name)
162	Yussef Fadil = =	187	Zubaida Mahmoud Husein Issa
163	Dib = = =	188	Said Hassan Muhamad Shihab
164	Abdu Husayn Mahmoud Shihabi	189	Muhamad Hassan Muhamad Shihab
165	Hamada Ismael Hamza Yasin	190	Muhamad Husein Mahmoud Shihabi
166	Mustafa Abdilkadir Hamid Dallasha	191	Youssef Husayn = =
167	Muhamad = = =	192	Badir Ali Huseein Odwan
168	Mahmoud = = =	193	Mahmoud Husayn Issa Abdulla
169	Khalil Ali Husein Ammori	194	Haji Husein Issa Abdulla
170	Abdulla = = =	195	Mahmoud Ibrahim A.kadir Abdulla
171	Mahmoud = = =	196	Ali = = = =
172	Saleh Mufadi = =	197	Abdulrahman = = = =
173	Faraj Yussef Taha Ghaith	198	Awad Abu Duhais Muhamad =

199	Kasim Muhamad Kasim Husein	224	Raja Okla Ahmad Diab
200	Husein = = =	225	Musa Dib Musa Diab
201	Ali = = =	226	Hassan Ahmad Darwish Shihab
202	Hafida Abdu Hamid Abdulla	227	Ibrahim = = =
203	Muhamad Hassan Issa Abdulla	228	Samir = = =
204	Tahhir Hamid Muhamad =	229	Abod Fandi Khalil Ibrahim
205	‘Othman = = =	230	Youssef Musa Diab Mustafa
206	Samir Johar = =	231	Muhamad Othman Karoot
207	Muhamad = = =	232	Mahmoud Kayid Ahmad
208	Hafid Hamid Mahmoud =	233	Said Othman Yunis Othman
209	Kamil = = =	234	President of Orphand fund-Tiberias
210	Muhamad Abu Ali Mu. Mustafa	235	‘Akila Bin ‘Akila Alhasi
211	Mustafa Abdilkadir Mustafa Yasin	236	Muhamad = = =
212	Abod Said = =	237	Ali Fayad Suleman Abdilkarim
213	Mahasin Abdilgani Ali Abdilkarim	238	Mahmoud Hamid Musa Shihab
214	Husein Ismael Hamza Yasin	239	Ahmad Hassan Muhamad Ali Shihab
215	Husein Ahmad Atiya	240	Hassan Abdilrahman Ahmad Yasin
216	Suleman Husein Ahmad Atiya
217	Madi Hamidi Mahmoud Khalil
218	Mahmoud = = =
219	Nayif = = =
220	Ibrahim = = =
221	Muhamad Ibrahim Musa Saleh
222	Ibrahim Musa Ibrahim =
223	Awad Okla Ahmad Diad

Signature/ M.Shitnar

The administrator

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