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Musrara (Arabic: مصرارة, Hebrew: מוסררה, also
known by its
Hebrew name, Morasha, מורשה) is a
formerly Ottoman neighborhood in what is now West Jerusalem...
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American group. The
movement was
founded early in 1971 by
young people in the
Musrara neighborhood of Jerusalem, in
reaction to
discrimination against Mizrahi...
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Mosaic (Armenian: Հայկական խճանկար), as it is po****rly known, or the
Musrara (Bird)
Mosaic in
academic parlance, is an
almost perfectly preserved, richly...
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villagers either fled or were
trucked through West
Jerusalem and
dumped at
Musrara,
outside the Old City walls. ... But the real
significance of Deir Y****in...
- Arab
Palestinian Christian family in
Mandatory Palestine, in Jerusalem's
Musrara neighborhood, and
became a
Jordanian citizen after Jordan annexed the West...
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Ayalon River (Hebrew: נחל איילון,
Nahal Ayalon; Nahr el-Barideh), or Wadi
Musrara (وادي المصرارة) in Arabic, is a
perennial stream in Israel, originating...
- area
between the
western and
southern parts of the
Walls of
Jerusalem and
Musrara. A
strip of land
north and
south of
Latrun was also
known as "no man's...
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immigrated to
Israel before his
first birthday,
where he grew up in the
Musrara neighborhood of Jerusalem. He was
inspired by the
example of the Black...
- from the
homes of
Palestinian writers and
scholars in Qatamon, Bak'a and
Musrara. The
United Nations Partition Plan for
Palestine planned a "corpus separatum"...
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neighborhoods of
Sheikh Jarrah, the
German Colony, Katamon, Baka and
Musrara.
Several members of the clan were
appointed to
important political positions...
