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Zarnuqa

Zarnuqa (Arabic: زرنوقة), also Zarnuga, was a Palestinian Arab village in the Ramle Subdistrict. It was depopulated on 27–28 May 1948 during the 1948 Arab–Israeli War.

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Cause(s) of depopulation
Expulsion by Yishuv forces
Current Localities
Rehovot, Kvutzat Shiller, Gibton and Givat Brenner
Date of depopulation
27–28 May 1948
Geopolitical entity
Mandatory Palestine
Palestine grid
130/143
Subdistrict
Ramle

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Zarnuqa

Nodes62
Edges61
Triples78
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.032258
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Zarnuqa

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related to 1948 and aftermath · 33
Zarnuqa → Al HaMishmar, Aqsa University, Arab, Associate Professor, At, December, Fathi, Gaza, Givati Brigade, Haganah, Haidar Eid, In, In April, Israeli War, Jewish, Khalil Ibrahim, Leave, May, One, Palestinian Islamic Jihad
related to British Mandate · 14
Zarnuqa → Advanced, British Mandate, In, Jewish, Jewish National Fund, Jews, Kfar Marmorek, Kinneret, Muslims, Palestine, Rehovot, Yemenite-Jewish, Ze'ev Smilansky, Zionist
related to Ottoman period · 14
Zarnuqa → Archaeological, CE, During, Egypt, Egyptian, Egyptian-made, Ibrahim Pasha, Late Ottoman, Pierre Jacotin, Rahhal, Shaykh Ahmad, The, This, Tombs
related to External links · 8
Zarnuqa → IAA Archived, Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center, Map, Wayback Machine, Welcome To ZarnuqaZarnuqa, Western Palestine, Wikimedia, ZochrotSurvey
• Total · 2
Zarnuqa → 2,380, 7,545 dunams (7.545 km2; 2.913 sq mi)
Cause(s) of depopulation · 1
Zarnuqa → Expulsion by Yishuv forces
Current Localities · 1
Zarnuqa → Rehovot, Kvutzat Shiller, Gibton and Givat Brenner
Date of depopulation · 1
Zarnuqa → 27–28 May 1948
Geopolitical entity · 1
Zarnuqa → Mandatory Palestine
Palestine grid · 1
Zarnuqa → 130/143

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village arab rehovot mosque jewish palestine dunams 1948 palestinian ramle islamic period total ottoman population houses jews may yibna early

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ZarnuqaCause(s) of depopulationExpulsion by Yishuv forces1.00infobox
ZarnuqaCurrent LocalitiesRehovot, Kvutzat Shiller, Gibton and Givat Brenner1.00infobox
ZarnuqaDate of depopulation27–28 May 19481.00infobox
ZarnuqaGeopolitical entityMandatory Palestine1.00infobox
ZarnuqaPalestine grid130/1431.00infobox
ZarnuqaSubdistrictRamle1.00infobox
Zarnuqa• Total7,545 dunams (7.545 km2; 2.913 sq mi)1.00infobox
Zarnuqa• Total2,3801.00infobox
Zarnuqarelated to 1948 and aftermathAt0.60section
Zarnuqarelated to 1948 and aftermathDecember0.60section
Zarnuqarelated to 1948 and aftermathRehovot0.60section
Zarnuqarelated to 1948 and aftermathIn April0.60section

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