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تذكر ابنته هالة في كتابها "Jerusalem and I" أن والدها بنى المنزل في حي القطمون غرب القدس عام 1937 وأسماه الجزيرة، وأطلق على غرف المنزل دمشق، بغداد، صنعاء وقرطبة.
في صباح يوم 30 نيسان 1948 هُجّر خليل السكاكيني من منزله بعمر 70 عاماً، تاركاً خلفه مكتبته الثمينة وجميع مقتنياته ليتوفى في القاهرة عام 1953
منزل خليل السكاكيني الذي كان محجّاً للأدباء والفنانين العرب أصبح اليوم مقراً لمنظمة النساء الصهيونية العالمية
Canadian Hadassa WIZO
فيما أصبح يطلق على حي القطمون اسم "جونين"
The house of the Palestinian writer, scholar, poet and Arab nationalist Khalil Al-Sakakini who is a leading intellectual of literature, and the father of the ideological and literal novelty in Palestine and the Arab world. His daughter Hala recalls in her book "Jerusalem & I" that her father built his house in Qatamon neighborhood in west Jerusalem in 1937 and he called it "Al Jazeera" – The Island, and named the rooms, Damascus, Baghdad, Sana'a and Cordoba.
On the morning of April the 30th, 1948, Sakakini was expelled from his house; he was 70 years old, leaving behind his precious library and all his belongings to die in Cairo in 1953.
The house of Khalil al Sakakini that was a pilgrimage site for all Arab writers and Artists today is a headquarter for the World Zionist Organization for Women " Canadian Hadassa WIZO" Meanwhile Qatamon neighborhood is now called Gonen.
Tarek Bakri Photography