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Welcome To al-'Abbasiyya - العباسِية (اليهودية) (אל-יהודיה)
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District of Jaffa
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| Occupation Date | May 4, 1948 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Distance From District | 13 (km) East of Jaffa | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Elevation | 50 (meters) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Before & After Nakba, Click Map For Details |
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| Map Location | See location #19 on the map View from satellite |
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| Military Operation | Operation Dani | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Attacking Units | Units of the Israeli Home Guard | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Acts of Terror | The terror gangs of Irgun Zvai Leumi (IZL or ETZEL) attacked the village on the 13th of December, 1947 murdering nine people (including a five-year-old child and a twenty-year old woman), and the wounding of seven others. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Exodus Cause | Military assault by Zionist troops | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Village Temains | On 13th of September 1948, the al-'Abbasiyya was mostly destroyed with the exception of the village mosque and al-Nabi Huda's shrine. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Ethnically Cleansing | On May 3rd 1948, village inhabitants were ethnically cleansed soon after the attack on the village by the Irgun terror gang. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Pre-Nakba Land Ownership |
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| Land Usage As of 1945 |
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| Town's Name Through History | The Romans referred to al-'Abbasiyya by Iudaea, and later it was called al-Yahudiyya, meaning "The Jewish One" in Arabic. In 1932, the residents renamed it to al-'Abbasiyya, in memory of a Shaykh al-'Abbas. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Schools | al-'Abbasiyya had two schools: the 1st was junior boys high founded in 1941, which had an enrollment of 293 boys in 1945, and the 2nd school for girls founded in 1943, which had with an initial enrollment of 101 girls. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Local Council | al-'Abbasiyya had a local council, founded in 1945, which was entrusted with improving its social services and paving the village streets. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Places of Warship | al-'Abbasiyya had two mosques: the 1st was a large mosque which had a 21 meter high minaret (remain standing), and the 2nd was a much smaller one. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Shrines / Maqams | A shrine for al-Nabi Huda (still standing) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Exculsive Jewish Colonies Who Usurped Village Lands |
Magshimim, Ganne Yehuda, Ganne Tiqwa, & Savyon. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Village Before NakbaThe village stood on flat terrain on the central coastal plain, 13 km west of Jaffa. It was connescted by highways to Jaffa, Lydda and al-Ramla. The Jaffa-Lydda railway passed immediately south of the village, and Lydda airport lay 4 km to the south. The village was called Yehud in the Old Testament (Joshua 19:45) it was one of the towns controlled by the tribe of Dan and was known during Roman times as Iudaea. In the post-Roman period it was called al-Yahudiyya. In 1596 it was a village in the nahiya of Ramla (liwa' of Gaza) with a population of 693. It paid taxes on a number of crops, including wheat, barley, fruit, and sesame, as well as on other types of property, such as goats and beehives. The Syrian Sufi traveller al-Bakri al-Siddiqi, who toured the region in the mid-eighteenth century, reported that he visited the shrine of al-Nabi Huda there and stayed in the village at the invitation of a friend.In the late nineteenth century, the village had a population of between 800 and 1,000. It was built of adobe brick and surrounded by palm trees. The village's water supply came from a nearby pond. In 1932 the residents renamed it al-Abbasiyya. This was primarily in memory of a Shaykh al-Abbas, who was buried there, but was also an allusion to the Abbasid ('Abbasi) Arab-Muslim empire. With the exception of twenty Christian residents, the village population at that time was Muslim. AI-Abbasiyya had two mosques: a large one built of stone with a 21-m-high minaret (which was initially at the center of the village) and a smaller one in the northwest. AI-Abbasiyya had two schools, one for boys and another for girls. The boys' school was established in 1919 and became a junior high school in 1941, with 14 teachers and an enrollment of 293 students at that time. This rendered it the largest among the district's village schools. Attached to it were 27 dunums of land for agricultural training. The girls' school was opened in 1943 with an initial enrollment of 101 students. The villagers also formed a social-cultural club, al-Nadi al- Abbasi, which sponsored a library and a soccer team. In addition, some villagers held government-appointed positions on a local council, which was founded in 1945 and was entrusted with improving social services and paving the roads. The people of al-Abbasiyya earned their living primarily from agriculture and from plaiting mats, made from papyrus brought from the marshlands of Lake al-Hula. During World War II they began raising Holstein cows. In 1944/45 a total of 3,879 dunums was devoted to citrus and bananas and 12,348 dunums were allotted to cereals; 1,019 dunums were irrigated or used for orchards. Water for irrigation was drawn from numerous artesian wells. People from neighboring villages sought the weekly Saturday market in al-Abbasiyya, where they bought and sold agricultural products, animals, and textiles. Village Occupation and Ethnic CleaningAn attack was carried out on the village by the Irgun Zvai Leumi (IZL) on 13 December 1947 (the Jewish holy day of Chanukka). The History of the Haganah reports that the Irgun, acting in conjonction with a number of simultaneous raids on town and villages across the country, infiltrated the village in four vehicles, set off explosives charges near several of the houses and left. The New York Times put the number of dead at seven, with seven others seriously wounded, two of whom died later. Five other casualties were reported in subsequent days. The report said that the twenty-four attackers were disguised as British soldiers, adding that they “shot up Yehudiya, blew up a number of houses and threw hand grenades into others.” The Times correpsondant also wrote that “one group opened fire on villagers sitting outside a cafe while the rest of the invaders put time bombs against houses and threw grenades to discourage interference.” The Palestinian newspaper Filastin said that the attackers had left a booby-trapped car in the village which had exploded and caused some of the casualties. According to the neswpaper acocunt, British troops arrived at the scene while the attack was in progress but failed to intervene. They only partially encircled the village, leaving the attackers with na escape route on the north side of al-'Abbasiyya. Another Zionist force struck at the village on 24 February, according to an official British communiqué quoted by Filastin. Two villagers were illed when a car belonging to the Jewish Sttlement Police sped through the village and hurled a grnade passers-by.In the late April, the Haganah began Operation Chametz, which was designed to occupy a number of villages to the south and east of Jaffa, thus isolating the city and facilitating its conquest. Irgun forces also organized a frontal attack of Jaffa that began on 25 April 1948. Four days later, when Operation Chametz was carried out, the Haganah's alexandroni Brigade took control of the region around al-'Abbasiyya. The village itself was occupied by the Irgun on 4 May as part of the general Haganah plan to expel Palestinian villagers from the coastal area between Tel Aviv and the Jewish settlement of Zikhron Ya'aqov, south of Haifa. A New York Times story said that the attack began on the night of 3 May and that its first pahase was over by 6:00 A.M. The following morning. Al-'Abbasiyya was held by Irgun forces for five weeks, according to the History of Haganah. The IZL units were forced to withdraw from from the village after an Arab counterattack on the eve of the first truce of the was (11 June). It was then attacked again by Israeli forces in Kafr 'Ana, and the battles aound the village continued “spasmodically” for a couple of days into the truce, according to the Times correspondent. The village remained in Palestinian Arab hands for about a month. When the truce expired, it was recaptured during Operation Dani, along with a cluster of villages East of Jaffa. This occurred on 10 July, during an attack by units of the Israeli Home Guard. According to the History of Haganah, the village fell “practically without any fighting.” Half a dozen neighboring villages were taken in the same offensive, which a Times report describe as an “enveloping action” coordianted with the attack against al-Ramla and Lydda. The village's inhabitants were probably expelled during the 3 May attack. On 13 September 1948 Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion asked for the Israeli cabinet's permission to destry this village. Under a newly passed regulation, the Ministral Committe for Abandoned Property had to approve requests made for the destruction of villages. The request was made in the name of the commander of the Central Front, General Zvi Ayalon, on the ground that there was insufficient manpower to completely occupy the area. Israeli historian Benny Morris described this sequence, but does not clarify whether the request was implemented in full. Indirect evidence indicates that it was not, for a recommendation was made ten days later by the Israeli Military Government to settle Jewish immigrants in the village, probably in the houses that were still standing. Zionists Colonies on Village LandsThe settlement of Yehud was established on the village site in 1948. One year later, the settlement of Magshimim was built to the east of the site, and Ganne Yehuda, Ganne Tiqwa, and Savyon were built in 1951, 1953, and 1954, respectively. Like Ben-Gurion airport, these settlements were established on lands belonging to al-'Abbasiyya.Village TodayThe main mosque and the shrine of al-Nabi Huda till stand. The mosque is deserted and beginning to crack in several places' the shrine is made of stone and surmounted with a dome. There is also an Israeli coffee shop, called the Tehr coffee shop, at the entrance of a main street that was called Ziqaq al-Raml (“Sand Lane”). A number of houses remain' they have been occupied by Yehud's Jewish residents or put to other uses. One residentil house, made of concrete, has a slanted roof and rectangular doors and windows' its porch is covered by corrugated metal sheets. Another house, a two-storey, concrete structure with rectangular doors and windows and I tiled, tent-shaped roof, has been converted into a commercial building. The land around the site (only partially covered by construction) has been left untended and is overgrown with pine and Christ's-thorn trees.SourceDr. Walid al-Khalidi, 1992: All That Remains. |
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- نبذة تاريخية عن قرية العباسِية (اليهودية) (قضاء يافا) من كتاب (كي لا ننسى)
- Village Site in 1991
Scanned from "All That Remains" by Dr. Walid Khalidi 6 - جامع العباسية الجمعة 11-4-2008 الساعة الثالثة والنصف عصراً
Posted by farid haj yahya 7 - Village house, 1987
Scanned from "All That Remains" by Dr. Walid Khalidi 1 - فريقي كرة القدم طلاب مدرسة السافرية والعباسية ، على ملعب السافرية عام 1945م
Posted by aref zayed - Village House #2, 1990
Scanned from "All That Remains" by Dr. Walid Khalidi 2 - Village main mosque, now closed & deserted. 1991
Scanned from "All That Remains" by Dr. Walid Khalidi 2 - image from Abbasiya (1999)
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- زيارة بين لقرية العباسية المهجرة -- تصوير قيس فحماوي
- زيارة بين لقرية العباسية المهجرة -- تصوير قيس فحماوي #2
- زيارة بين لقرية العباسية المهجرة -- تصوير قيس فحماوي #3
- زيارة بين لقرية العباسية المهجرة -- تصوير قيس فحماوي #4
- زيارة بين لقرية العباسية المهجرة -- تصوير قيس فحماوي #5
- زيارة بين لقرية العباسية المهجرة -- تصوير قيس فحماوي #6
- زيارة بين لقرية العباسية المهجرة -- تصوير قيس فحماوي #7
- Aerial View of village as of 1940 / نظرة جوية للقرية عام 1940
- الموجز عن قرية العباسيية المغتصبة
- سيدة فلسطينية من قرية العباسية قضاء يافا تلتقط صورة مع ابنها في احراش اراضي العباسية . لاحظوا كثافة شجر البرتقال خلف السيدة . الصورة تعود إلى عام 1934
- صورة نادرة لفتاة فلسطينية بلباسها التقليدي من قرية العباسية قضاء يافا . الصورة التقطت في احدى استوديوهات يافا سنة 1933
- الحاج حسن محمد العيسوي وهو من أكبر مالكي اراضي البرتقال في حي ابو كبير في يافا ومن مؤسسي حي ابو كبير . هاجرت عائلة العيسوي من مصر الى يافا في زمن والي مصر ابراهيم باشا الى يافا . بعد عام النكبة هجرت العائلة وتوزعت في مصر والسعودية وسوريا ولبنان
- معلمات وراهب من المدرسة الارمنية يلتقطون صورة حول البرتقال التابع لعائلة بركات في يافا . حيث شملت الزيارة كيفية تغليف حبات البرتقال 🍊 الصورة من عام 1938
- نشاهد في الصورة رجل من العباسية يلتقط صورة عند بيارات البرتقال--1922
- الطالبة راما بكير تحصل على علامة ٩٩.٤ في التوجيهي
راما تلتقط صورة مع والدها احمد بكير وعائلة ال بكير ترجع أصولها إلى قرية العباسية... الف مبروك
- سوق الحُصر الذي كان يصنع في قرية العباسية ويتم بيعه في احد اسواق مدينة يافا
كما نشاهد في الصورة اغلب رواد السوق من النساء . تعود الصورة الى عام 1923
- اهالي قرية العباسية قضاء مدينة يافا . يقومون بقطف محصول البرتقال اليافاوي من نوع الشموطي والذي اشتهر بقشرته السميكة -- 1919
- سوق الاحصنة في قرية العباسية قضاء مدينة يافا. الصورة من عام 1939
- بيت مهجور منذ عام 1948 وسط بيارة برتقال بالقرب من قرية العباسية قضاء مدينة يافا وقد استخدم البيت للعائلة المالكه للبيارة استراحة وقسم منه مخازن اثناء جني البرتقال
- بيت مهجور منذ عام 1948 وسط بيارة برتقال بالقرب من قرية العباسية قضاء مدينة يافا وقد استخدم البيت للعائلة المالكه للبيارة استراحة وقسم منه مخازن اثناء جني البرتقال #2
- بيت مهجور منذ عام 1948 وسط بيارة برتقال بالقرب من قرية العباسية قضاء مدينة يافا وقد استخدم البيت للعائلة المالكه للبيارة استراحة وقسم منه مخازن اثناء جني البرتقال #3
- بيت مهجور منذ عام 1948 وسط بيارة برتقال بالقرب من قرية العباسية قضاء مدينة يافا وقد استخدم البيت للعائلة المالكه للبيارة استراحة وقسم منه مخازن اثناء جني البرتقال #4
- بيت مهجور منذ عام 1948 وسط بيارة برتقال بالقرب من قرية العباسية قضاء مدينة يافا وقد استخدم البيت للعائلة المالكه للبيارة استراحة وقسم منه مخازن اثناء جني البرتقال #5
- المسجد
- نساء قرية العباسية قضاء يافا يقفن عند بئر ماء في إحدى بيارات البرتقال .صورة نادرة يعود تاريخها إلى عام 1926.
- As you see, the "civilized" occupied our village intact. Thus, it was later destroyed to hinder our return. Think about it: how else will the Jews be great again? Sadly, many Jews keep denying Nakba, although they see it happening in Gaza, the West Bank, the Golan Heights and southern Lebanon.
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again?
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #2
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #3
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #4
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #5
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #6
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #7
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #8
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #9
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #10
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #11
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #12
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #13
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #14
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #15
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #16
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #17
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #18
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #19
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #20
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #21
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #22
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #23
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #24
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #25
- The "civilized" destroyed much of the al-Abasiyya except for 20 or so structures, including the mosque. How else will the Jews be great & safe again? #26
- جامع العباسية الجمعة 11-4-2008 الساعة الثالثة والنصف عصراً
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Posted by farid haj yahya - مقام العباس في العباسية الذي حول الى قبر يهودي الجمعة 11-4-2008 الساعة الثالثة والنصف عصراً #3
Posted by farid haj yahya - al-'Abbasiyya's soccer/football club in 1945
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| Display Name | Clan/Hamolah | Country of Residence |
| يوسف مصطفى حسن ابولاوي | الحميدات | عمان, الاردن |
| Shatha Nedal | - | Palestine |
| فتحي شلباية | شلباية | - |
| Jamila Ghbeish | - | Palestine |
| Ayat abdelrahim | albtanjeh | Doha |
| د ابراهيم قراقيش | الحميدات-قراقيش | amman, jordan |
| Samar Aburahma | - | - |
| al natour | al ntaour | germany, germany |
| reham khalil | المصاروة | jordan, jordan |
| ZAHER ABU-HALIMEH | BATANJEH | IL, U.S.A |
| mazen al amouri | EHMAIDATt | INDIANA, U.S.A |
| Munir Issa Malak | Batanjah | United Arab Emirtaes, United Arab Emirtaes |
| محمد نعيم الطريفي | الحميدات | - |
| الظاهر | الحميدات | عمان, الاردن |
| ziad shelbaieh | - | |
| وردة فلسطين | المناصرة | عمان , الأردن |
| ابو جهاد | لمناصره | - |
| Abu Ahmad | البطانجه | Jordan |
| حكيم حسين | المناصرة | عمان, العباسية |
| فادي | البطانجة | - |
| سمير كنعان | - | غزة, فلسطين |
| reham khalil | - | - |
| خليل ابو عودة | - | al dammam, sudai arabia |
| basim daoud | - | Amman, Jordan |
| Amer Samara | - | CA, USA |
| نبيل الحجة | مصاروة | jordan |
| أنس عبد الرحيم | البطانجة وأفتخر | Damascus, Syria |
| ابو حجازي | البطانجه | الاردن, الاردن |
| mohammed` abdalmajeed | - | amman |
| Sohayb A. Rahim | البطانجه | -, Jordan |
| mahmoud altaher | ahmedat | amman, jordan |
| رمضان البياري | المصاروة | عمان, الأردن |
| احمد صلاح الطريفي | الحميدات | - |
| sawsan said obeid | ehmaidat | illinois, USA |
| نائل البياري | المصاروه | الرصيفه, الأردن |
| ابو عبد الرحمن العباسي | - | الدوحة |
| العاصفة | زنون | رفح, فلسطين |
| Mohammad Al-Qassas | Batanjeh | Amman, Jordan |
| رائد ابو ارشيد | البطانجة | الامارات |
| ناصر يوسف مقدادي | المناصرة | - |
| omar obied | الحميدات | amman |
| marwan aburahma | - | california, usa |
| Ahmad Abu-Halimah | AL BATANJEH | TN, USA |
| architect-lama | - | amman |
| ahmad farouq ellayan | - | amman-jordan |
| THAYER ABU-HALIMEH | AL BATANJEH | ARKANSAS, U.S.A |
| Mahmoud Hurani | Hurani | California, USA |
| وليد أبوعودة | الدلالشة | Amman, Jordan |
| Saeed | Kayyali | Amman, Jordan |
| Mohannad Aburshaid | - | - |
| Mahmoud Dghaish | Manasrah | West Bank, West Bank |
| حمزه ابولاوي | - | - |
| hikmatsaid | خيرالدين | - |
| abu dayyeh | - | marj alhamam, marj alhamam |
| khaled Odetallah | MANASRA | Amman, Jordan |
| ahmad abu-isbeih | batanjeh | amman, jordan |
| عبدالرحمن ابواصبيح | البطانجة | - |
| mohammed alhajeh | Al-Masarwah | dammam, KSA |
| ولاء | - | - |
| Waseem AL-BAYYARI | Al Masarweh | Amman, JORDAN |
| اسامة قدوره | Al Manasrah | Dubai |
| abed | aburahma | - |
| abdo | abu rahma | america |
| msam2013 | حميدات | الزرقاء, الاردن |
| Mohammad Abu-Halimeh | Batanja | Central Province, Saudi Arabia |
| Mohammad Abu-Halimeh | Batanja | Central Province, Saudi Arabia |
| Abdel Hafeez Ali AL Bayyari | - | Saudi |
| صدقي موسى أبوارشيد | بطانجيه | - |
| marwan dhaher | hmeidat | - |
| اياد موسى صالح ابولاوي | الحمايده | - |
| EMAD ABURAHMEH | - | AMMAN, JORDAN |
| محمد بطانجه | بطانجه | اريحا, عقبة جبر |
| fadi daoud | Daoud | Amman |
| NAJEH AL NATOUR | - | - |
| elbatalh | - | - |
| د.محمد منير الحوراني | Alhourani | amman, Jordan |
| عاشق الساحل | البدوي | فلسطين , فلسطين |
| ABO ABBAS | الدلالشة | NABLUS |
| Azmi Al-Ghabbiesh | batanjeh | - |
| nkj kj | batanjeh | amman |
| سائد ابو لاوي | الحمايدة | عمان, الاردن |
| Tareq abu humaed | المصاروة | - |
| Nasser Odetallah | Manasrah | North Carolina, USA |
| nahel | batanjeh | alger |
| روزي | الضراغمه | فلسطين |
| Issa AL-Mousa | HIMMIDAT | Amman, Jordan |
| MAHMOUD ABU SHINDI | abu shindi | amman, jordan |
| رائد | - | abu Dhabi |
| AHMAD AL-MOUSA | el-manasrah | amman, jordan |
| HAVAL 1965 | AL BATANJEH | ABU-DHABI, UAE |
| ali nofal | manasrah | newyork, usa |
| Yacoub Dhaher | Hmeidat | Jerusalem, Palestine |
| Shaher Badawi | - | - |
| HZAYEN | MASARWEH | UAE, UAE |
| izzat54 | Manasrah | Jordan, jordan |
| MUAWIYAH SAKHRIEH | MANASRA | Saudia Arabia |
| Eyad Almusa | - | Jordan, Jordan |
| Fahem | Almusa | Abu Dhabi, UAE |
| Amin Arar | Manasrah | Dubai, U.A.E. |
| IMAD DAOUD | - | kuwait, kuwait |
| Reem Abu-Sbaih | Batonji | NY, America |
| Mohammed Fuad Elayan | - | Jordan, Jordan |
| khalil ghabbish | batanjeh | ramallah, palestine |
| Amjad Dawud | BATANJEH | illinois, usa |
| ayham jadallah | - | amman, jordan |
| Mohammad Ismail | Dalalsheh | Doha, Qatar |
| Nabil Salim Yacoub | Abuneaj | Ankara, Turkey |
| Mohammed Al-thaher | hemidat | Amman, 00962795700679 |
| Mohammad Mousa | Himiddat | - |
| MOHAMMAD ABU HALIMEH | BATANJEH | Ontario, Canada |
| Mohammad Ali Abu-Halimeh | al-abaseyah | amman, jordan |
| abu hassan | dalalshah | ramallah /beir zait, palestine |
| AHMAD ABU-HALIMAH | BATANGAH | RHODE ISLAND, USA |
| alaa ALMOUSA | HMIDAAT | - |
| Raef albadawi | manasrah | amman, jordan |
| Shadi Abu-Halimah | Batanjeh | USA |
| Zafer Miqdadi | Manasrah | - |
| AHMAD SAMIH HMIDAT | HMIDAT | TURKISH CYPRUS, MAGUSA |
| Hamid Almousa | Hmiddat | - |
| Mohammad Elyyan | Batanjeh | - |
| Yousef darwish | Hmedat | Texas, USA |
| Kamal Al-Hourani | Dalalsheh | Amman, Jordan |
| GHAZY MALAK | AL BATANJEH | AMMAN, JORDAN |
| aiman obeid | hmedat | amman, jordan |
| Omar Al-Bayari | Al Masarweh | Kalamazoo |
| ramzi al qassas | Batanjeh | Ain Al basha / Jordan, Ain Al basha / Jordan |
| IYAD FARAH | AL MANASRAH | JORDAN, JORDAN |
| sami | hmeidat | abu dhabi, united arab emirates |
| Walid Baker | Manasrah | Amman, Jordan |
| Ayman Abu_Aisheh | Batanjeh | Jordan |
| Nana | - | - |
| Niveen Mustafa | Manasra | Dubai, United Arab Emirates |
| Maher Baker | Manasrah | moncton, Canada |
| rida abu aisheh | batanjeh | amman, jordan |
| MiQ | - | - |
| 3abd | - | jordan |
| Amjed Al-mousa | al-hmaidat | ca, usa |
| Fadi Odetallah | Manasrah | - |
| Samih Al-hajeh | Al-Hajeh | Illinois USA, Illinois USA |
| Riad Obaid | Al-Ehmaidat | - |
| محمد السمكي | السمكي | الاردن |
| Sultan Ghbeish | Batanjeh | - |
| Miq | - | - |
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