- The
Makhamra family (Arabic: المخامرة), also
Muhamara or Mahamara, is a
Palestinian clan from the city of Yatta, in the
Hebron Governorate, West Bank....
- al-Jarrar
remained influential in Haifa's
political and
economic circles. The
Makhamra family,
prominent in
Yatta and
neighboring localities in the
southern Hebron...
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recorded in what is
today the West Bank. One
notable instance involves the
Makhamra family,
based in
Yatta and
surrounding areas in the
Hebron Hills, who claims...
- there. The Jews of
Khaybar are
mentioned in
several Arab traditions. The
Makhamra family of Yatta, in the
southern Hebron Hills,
traces its
ancestry to the...
- habitations.
Khaybar is
referred to in
various traditions outside the Hejaz. The
Makhamra family, a
Palestinian extended family who
lives in the city of Yatta, in...
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featuring menorahs, and
evidence suggesting the
presence of a synagogue. The
Makhamra clan,
which constitutes around half of the town’s po****tion, is known...
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ancient town of Ma'on. It is home to
members of
several clans,
including Makhamra, Dababsah, Hamamdah, Muhammad, and Abu Taha. Ma'in
preserves the name of...
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Palestine (de jure) 4 7 F One
killed One
escaped 57.
Khaled Muhammad Musa
Makhamra, 21 (خالد محمد موسى مخمر)
Muhammad Ahmad Musa Makhamreh, 21 (محمد أحمد...
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Jewish presence until the
Islamic conquest. One
notable example is of the
Makhamra family of Yatta, who
according to
several reports,
traces its own ancestry...
- needed] Some
Palestinians residing in the
Hebron Hills, most
notably the
Makhamras of Yatta, view
themselves as
having Jewish ancestry.
During the Crusades...
