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Nuris - نورس: Exact location of destroyed village Nuris and surrounding villages/towns

Posted by Zakaria Al-Jalamneh on October 12, 2006

Picture for Nuris Village - Palestine: : al-Shaheed Ibrahim suleiman jalamne, in Arabic Click Image For Town Details
NURIS - a destroyed Palestinian village.

Alternative Name: Nuris
Name Type: Native
Area / State: HaZafon District, "Israel"

Coordinates & Location type:

Area Type: Mountain side
Location Type: Ruin(s), destroyed village by the Jewish settler state.

Following are the Nuris' ruins original true coordinates, as they were described by an Israeli geographical survey, on December 15, 1993.

Latitude: 32.53333
Longitude: 35.36667
(Decimal degrees)

Latitude (DMS): 32° 31' 60" - North
Longitude (DMS): 35° 22' 00" -East
(Degrees, minutes and seconds)

Location modified: 12/15/1993
Maps & Location database updated: 2004-02-27

For more map matches on Nuris in Israel, see link below:

http://www.maplandia.com/israel/nurit/
http://www.fallingrain.com/world/IS/3/Nurit.html
http://nona.net/features/map/placedetail.1524957/Nurit/

- Nurit: a nearby Jewish Settlement established on Nuris'lands in 1950, in HaZafon district, Israel. A Jewish-settlers-populated place, with coordinates Longitude 35.35556, Latitude 32.54583
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- Other Palestinian villages, towns and cities surrounding Nuris in Occupied Palestine -

Al-Mazar: 1.5 Km (~ 1 mile) to the South
Ein Jalut (Ein Jalud- now Ein Harud): 2.6 Km (1.62 miles) to the North
Zir'in (Yezra'el): 3.6 Km (2.25 miles) to the west
Arabbunah: 2.9 Km (1.8 miles) to the South (now in the West Bank)
Sandala: 3.7 Km (2.3 miles) to the South-West
Al-Jalamah: 4.5 Km (2.8 miles) to the South-West
Muqiablah: 6.6 Km (4.1 miles) to the South-West
El-Dahia: 6.7 Km (4.2 miles) to the North-West
Sulam: 7.3 Km (4.56 miles) to the North-West
Al-Na'ura: 8.2 Km (5.12 miles) to the North
Al-Lajjon (Majiddo): 11 Km (6.9 miles) - to the West
Jenin: ~10 Km (6.25 Miles) to the South-West
Beesan (old Canannite Bayt Sha'n): 12 Km (7.5 miles) to the South-East
Al-Afulah: ~ 10 Km (6.25 miles) to the North-West
Al-Naserah (Nazareth): ~ 16 Km (10 miles) to the North
Haifa : 35 Km (22 miles) to the North-West

- Jewish settlements built on or around Nuris Lands or other occupied Palestinian lands not far from Nuris -

Nurit: 0.2 Km North (on Nuris Lands, right next to its ruins)
Gid'ona: 0.3 Km North (another Jewish settlement built on Nuris' lands)
(Ein Harud): 2.6 Km (1.62 miles) to the North
(the Jewish invaders changed the name from Ein Jalud to Ein Harud, because Jalud -i.e. Goliath - was a Philistines' super-hero, according to Jewish myths)
Kefar Yehezqel: 2.9 Km (1.8 miles) to the North
Geva' (Geba'): 3.1 Km (1.93 miles) to the North, north of Kefar Yehezqel
Tel Yosef: 4.4. Km (2.75 miles) to the North-East
Yezra-El (original old Canaanite name for Zir'in) : 3.6 Km (2.25 miles) to the North-West (on the lands of Zir-in)
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- General information about the location of Nuris and surrounding villages -

Nuris as well as al-Mazar and Zir؟in were located on the North-Western end of an arc-shaped range of the Mountains of Galboa (pronounced similar to Faqqu'a, a Palestinian village on top of the middle of that range).

These mountains start at the village of Jalbun (which preserved most of the original name of the mountains range), to the East of the city of Jenin, go North to Faqqu'a village, then turn North-West and end shortly after Zir'in (at Western end slopes). Sandala is located at the bottom of the South-Western slopes of these mountains.

The Jewish myth-filled book of genocide - i.e. The Torah (what the Churchian's call the Old Testament) tell us that a united Philistine-Canaanite army battled the ancient Israelites first mythical "king" Shaul (Saul), defeated him and his force on top of these mountains around 1200 BC, and killed him with his two sons. And, since the Canaanites participating in that united force were none other than ancient Ginna's (todays Jenin's) men, you can understand why todays Turkic-Mongol Khazar + East-European Slavs + West-European Anglo-Saxon converts to modern "Judaism" have so much hatred for Jenin and its surrounding villages in particular, and for Gaza of the Philistines and its surroundings as well.

Nuris is at the center of a triangle of three cities - Jenin (old Canaanite Ginna), Affulah and Beesan (old Cannanite Bayt Sha'n), with all of the three cities almost at equal distance from Nuris (about 10-12 Km).



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