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Tibnin (Arabic: تبنين Tibnīn, also
Romanized Tibnîn,
Tebnine etc.) is a muni****lity
spread across several hills (ranging in
altitude from 700m to 800m...
- As-Sultaniyah
Tallousa Tair
Debbe Tayr
Harfa or Tair
Harfa Tayr
Falsayh Taibeh Tebnine (
Tebnine, Tibneen), site of the
former castle town
Toron Tulin,
Lebanon (Toulin)...
- Toron, now
Tibnin or
Tebnine in
southern Lebanon, was a
major Crusader castle,
built in the
Lebanon mountains on the road from Tyre to Damascus. The castle...
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Liberation Organization,
serving from 1964 to 1967.
Shukeiri was born in
Tebnine,
south Lebanon then
Ottoman Empire to a
Turkish mother and a Palestinian...
- (Arabic: نادي تبنين الرياضي),
sometimes Tebnine SC, was a
Lebanese sports club.[citation needed] It
originates in
Tebnine, Tyre District, Lebanon.
Tebnin SC...
- His father,
Mustafa Berri, was a
trader there.
Berri went to
school in
Tebnine and Ain Ebel in
southern Lebanon, then
continued his
education in Bint...
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region (South Lebanon),
while Zain Al-Abidin was made
governor of the
Tebnine fortress. One of Zein Al-Abidin's descendants,
Khalil bin Musa bin Yusuf...
- raid in Beit Ummar.
Israeli strikes damaged the
Governmental Hospitals in
Tebnine and
Baalbek and
injured at
least 10 people.
Israeli settlers burned approximately...
- (modern-day
South Lebanon) in the mid-18th century. He was
based in the town of
Tebnine and was head of the Ali al-Saghir clan.
Under his leadership, the Jabal...
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stronghold of Safed.
Continuing in the same direction, he
reached Toron castle (
Tebnine),
about 13
miles (21 km) east-southeast of Tyre.
Together with the Knights...
