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Farwana (Arabic: فرونه), was a
Palestinian village,
located 4.5
kilometers (2.8 mi)
south of Bisan, depo****ted in 1948. The tell, or
archaeological mound...
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fourth and the
seventh century CE were
found at the site of
Tulul Farwana ("mounds of
Farwana"), now part of the
agricultural lands of
Kibbutz Ein HaNetziv...
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Israel from Iraq and Morocco. It was
originally named "
Farwana B",
corresponding to the
adjacent "
Farwana" (Tel Rehov); the name was
later changed to Revaya...
- al-'Arida Arab al-Bawati Arab al-Safa al-Ashrafiyya Al-Bira
Beisan Danna Farwana al-Fatur al-Ghazzawiyya al-Hamidiyya Al-Hamra
Jabbul Kafra ****ab al-Hawa...
- 32°52′20″N 35°33′00″E / 32.87222°N 35.55000°E / 32.87222; 35.55000
Farwana Beisan 11 May 1948 383 4,996 Some
walls 32°27′47″N 35°29′37″E / 32.46306°N...
- 1016/j.jocn.2017.02.016. PMID 28246008. S2CID 27738264. Lee SY,
Sagoo H,
Farwana R,
Whitehurst K,
Fowler A, Agha R (December 2017). "Compliance of systematic...
- Jr., Amtersdam, pp. 283–300
Description of
Archaeological Site in Tel
Farwana Palestine Exploration Fund -
Quarterly Statement for 1894 - Historical...
- Po****tion Al-Ashrafiyya 10 May 1948
villagers fled
Golani brigade 230
Farwana 10 May 1948
villagers fled 'to Transjordan'
Golani brigade 330
Baysan 12...
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inhabitants of Al-Ashrafiyya,
along with
those of the
neighbouring village of
Farwana, fled to
Jordan with the
approach of the pre-state
Israeli forces of the...
- is on land that had
belonged to the depo****ted
Palestinian village of
Farwana. "Regional Statistics".
Israel Central Bureau of Statistics. Retrieved...
