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Posted by Ahmad Alammuri on JUNE-27-2010 #116425

من مرير العيش في مخيم الشتات إلى قهر الغربة
لن أنسى بلدي
Posted by سعيد طاهر أبو عصبة on MAY-26-2009 #78275

كلام رائع وجميل من الأعضاء المشاركين ، وأشكرهم على اهتمامهم ببلدهم الحبيبة ، أنا لست من قريتكم ولكنها وبقية قرى فلسطين دون استثناء ، قرى حبيبة ، ولها نفس المعزة التي لقريتي عصيرة الشمالية من قرى نابلس .. إلا أنني لما دخلت على موقع قريتكم الحبيبة وجدت كل المشاركات باللغة الانجليزية ، فأردت في كلماتي هذه أن أنتصر للغتنا العربية التي اختارها الله سبحانه وتعالى لينزل بها القرآن الكريم ، وقال فيها الرسول الكريم : أحب العربية لثلاث ؛ لأني عربي .. ولأن القرآن عربي .. ولأن لغة أهل الجنة العربية . وإني أقدر لكم رغبتكم في توصيل المعلومات إلى أبناء الأجانب الذين لا يعرفون العربية , ولكن أحب التباهي بالانتماء إلى حبيبتنا العربية أكثر . وفقكم الله وبارك الله فيكم كلكم ، وأعادني وإياكم وجميع الفلسطينيين إلى بلادنا الحبيبة في عاجل الأيام ، إنه على كل شيء قدير ، وإنه صاحب كن فيكون . اللهم استجب ، وإنها والله من القلب . والحمد لله على نعمة الإسلام .
Posted by المحامي on SEPTEMBER-18-2008 #52386

If I know that my love Waller Palestine is a crime that I Flischdalm criminals
I'm lawyer fahed alkamook
Son of a Palestinian refugee camp diaspora will not accept the right of return without the right of my grandparents and my right, the right of my children
Posted by Khalil H. Khalil on MAY-17-2007 #15932

To ahel Beit Jeez Alkeram:
This is truly a pure pleasure to have such information about our beloved Town of Beit Jeez. This should be a treasure that we must cherish. Jaza Allahu Khayran all the people who worked on this partcular subject, and all of the other interviews about all of Palestine. This should only make our love to Palestine even greater.
Posted by susanne on MAY-8-2007 #15552

dear madame, sir, since i am living close to beith jiz, i would like to inform you that your information about the houses today is wrong. there are three houses left, two of them are empty. there are used from time to time for movie-shooting or dance-performances. the third house has been renovated and is now rented to somebody. best wishes, susanne knaul
Posted by Zaid Abdelrahim on JANUARY-25-2007 #13164

Peace be upon all. My father told me many beautiful stories about Bayt Jiz. He is 75 years old and dreams of the day he'll be back to the land he was born in to eat from the fig trees. I would love to go back home as soon as possible.
Posted by Hossein S Isbitan on JANUARY-24-2005 #8248

Dear people of Bayt Jiz,
I am a member of a small but growing Israeli organization called Zochrot, which is learning and teaching about Al-Nakba in hebrew to Israelis today.
We started working with our Palestinian friends, from the destroyed villages and towns of Palestine, in mid-2002.
We mostly go on guided tours to the locations of the destroyed villages and post signs on their remainings in order to bring back the silenced past.

We are now checking the possibility to visit the village of Bayt Jiz in the coming months (sometime before April 2004).
We are looking for partners who can help us in learning about the village and its story and to help us do something to bring some life to the remainins.
I would thank all of you if you could guide us in getting some materials or any other help in that matter.
Thank you and may we meet soon in your rebuilt village.
Posted by Eitan on DECEMBER-10-2003 #5286

Dear people of Bayt Jiz,
I am a member of a small but growing Israeli organization called Zochrot, which is learning and teaching about Al-Nakba in hebrew to Israelis today.
We started working with our Palestinian friends, from the destroyed villages and towns of Palestine, in mid-2002.
We mostly go on guided tours to the locations of the destroyed villages and post signs on their remainings in order to bring back the silenced past.

We are now checking the possibility to visit the village of Bayt Jiz in the coming months (sometime before April 2004).
We are looking for partners who can help us in learning about the village and its story and to help us do something to bring some life to the remainins.
I would thank all of you if you could guide us in getting some materials or any other help in that matter.
Thank you and may we meet soon in your rebuilt village.

Eitan Reich, Zochrot - www.nakbainhebrew.org
Posted by Basim Saleh on MAY-5-2002 #1892

Hello all,

I, too, come from Bayt Jiz. I have been able to visit there a few times with my father, who left it when he was 8. He still remembers details about the daily lives of our family members, who owned most of the land there. He told me stories about going to Dair El-Hawa, which is another town of ours that lies atop a mountain close to Beit Lahem, which we also got to visit. Today, the Zionist invadors grow cotton and fruits in the fertile land of Bayt Jeez, while Dair El-Hawa centers a beautiful park used by those Zionists as a recreational area. All is left today of the old villages are a couple of houses built by my grandparents just before they were forced out along with everyone else who lived there, and the school mentioned by Mr. Khaldi.

I wanted to thank everyone who worked on this site, and to assure everyone that we will NEVER forget Palestine. We will all work day and night towards the day when we will be able to eat figs and cactus from the trees of Bayt Jeez and the rest of the villages, where those trees refused to cease, and are today the main marks that show a Palestinian village once existed around them. That day will come soon inshallah.

Basim
Posted by Amani Saleh on APRIL-25-2002 #1798

Salam again everybody.
I would like to place a request. Anyone reads this message and have more information and pictures about Bayt Jiz or any other part of Palestine please do not hesitate posting them. We have to keep our grandfathers' footprints alive, to pass them to our children and grandgrandchildren. By such ways we will make sure the Zionists won't successed in brainwash any coming generations from being aware what is their own nationality is..
so please everybody take this responsibility seriously and do whatever you could to work this site out.
Thank you for your time and concern reading my message.
Allah bless you all.
and may Allah bless our holy land forever.
Posted by Amani Saleh on APRIL-25-2002 #1793

Salam to all the Palestinians.
Beit Jeiz is the place where I came from, although I have never been there unfortuantely. But my grandmother "mercy upon her" used to tell me about it and about my grandfather "Mahmoud Saleh" who was the Sheik in Beit Jeiz.

I would like to thank all the people who worked on this great job in creating such wonderful site to collect all the places in Palestine, so when I will tell my children in future about their land I would surf online and show them their real originality and nationality.

Allah bless you all.
and inshallah we will be back one day soon..
Posted by hossein samir isbitan . on FEBRUARY-4-2002 #1291

hello ,
IN THE NAME OF GOD
first i would like to say thanks alot , becuase you made this web site to all the arabian people. and we can aee my grandfathers countyrs and thanks a lot .
this is my country and i hope see it but i cant becuase i live in U.S.A .
so thaks alot to all the bodyes in this web site .
IN GOD WE TRUST
WE WILL BE BACK TO JERUSALEM .........?
 
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