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Posted by Seth Frantzman on January 18, 2007 #12591 If the person who took the picture had taken the time to get out of the car(and perhaps read hebrew) they would have seen that there is another sign explaining that this was an effendi's house bought by the first residents of Kfar Uriah, the site of Khirbet Ism allah is not on Kfar Uriah, it is down a dirt road about 1km from this point and is clearly visible today, it contains four dwellings. The person taking the picture should have realized this large manner house was much to big for the place shown in Khalidi or for the place shown in numerous maps from the period.

 

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