"The first time I entered Kawkaba and Burayr I was amazed by their poverty. There was nothing there. No furniture and no nothing, there were shelves made of straw and mud, the houses were made of mud and straw. They lived there for thousands of years without any changes, and the only thing that happened to them was the disaster of the Nakba in ؟Tashah؟ [1948]. Because we didn؟t come to collect taxes, we came to inherit the land from foreigners. That was the foundation of our thinking. We drove them out because of the Zionist ideology. Pure and simple. We came to inherit the land. Who do you inherit it from? If the land is empty, you don؟t inherit it from anyone. The land wasn؟t empty so we inherited it, and whoever inherits the land disinherits others. And that؟s why we didn؟t bring them back. It was everywhere, in the north and the south, everywhere. That؟s the most important point. The land wasn؟t empty as I was told when I was a child". Testimony by Amnon Neumann, Tel-Aviv, June 17, 2010. member of the Second, Eighth, and Ninth Battalions of the Palmach.

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Hello to every body , at first Iwant to say that Iam very pleased to see this page about my village Breer , all my greetings to every one here from my village and relatives especially my uncle Fayez ELaqra3 . At the end ihope the progress and success for this site .

Thanks a lot for the good effort and i will try my best to get other people involved
Fee Aman Ellah
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