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Iqrit (Arabic: إقرت or إقرث, Iqrith;
sometimes romanized as Ikret) was a
Palestinian Christian village,
located 25
kilometres (16 miles)
northeast of...
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Black September commander and
negotiator Luttif Afif
named the
operation "
Iqrit and Biram",
after two
Palestinian Christian villages whose inhabitants were...
- men of the
village of
Iqrit. Al-Hawari
acting as
their lawyer was
instrumental in
gaining the
right of
return for the men of
Iqrit. On 31 July 1951 the...
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village church. In the
summer of 1972, the
villagers of Kafr Bir'im and
Iqrit went back to
repair their churches and
refused to leave.
Their action was...
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snipers at Fürstenfeldbruck air base
outside Munich. He
called the
operation Iqrit and Kafr Bir'im,
after two
Christian Palestinian villages whose inhabitants...
- Palestine,
especially from Al-B****a, and some
families from Kfar Baram,
Iqrit,
Haifa and Acre, most of whom are Christians.
There are
currently more than...
- were
allowed to
remain while Muslims were
driven out.[citation needed] At
Iqrit and Bir'im the IDF
ordered Christians to
evacuate for a
brief spell, an...
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peace were
allowed to
remain and
became Israeli citizens. The
villagers of
Iqrit and
Birim were
persuaded to
leave their homes by
Israeli authorities, who...
- a
Hezbollah anti-tank
missile hit St. Mary's Gr****
Orthodox Church in
Iqrit,
northern Israel. A
civilian suffered serious injuries, and when IDF responders...
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refugees from
Lebanon back to the
villages ... [p. 509] The case of Bir‘im,
Iqrit and
Mansura illustrates how deep was the IDF's
determination from November...
