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Zeppelin [i.e., Graf Zeppelin] over Jerusalem

US-LoC/LC-M32-13841
Item
1931-04-11

Part of The Matson Photograph (G. Eric and Edith) Collection

Wakf Abou-Meidan, Correspondence about Zawiyeh, Old City 1949-1954

FR-CADN/294/PO/2/37/2
File
1949-1954

Part of Repatriated documents from the French Consulate in Jerusalem

Wakf Abou-Meidan 1949 -1955.
The Wakf Abou-Meidan and the Jewish claims to the Wailing Wall. Trip to North Africa by Sheikh Kidoussi, nakib of the Moghrabi zaouia of Jerusalem. Financial needs of the Wakf Abou-Meidan and Moroccan, Tunisian and Algerian subsidies 1953-1955.
This file contains mainly letters/correspondence.

View of the excavation of Beit Haliba

EmekShaveh/Selected01
2013-09-09

Part of Publications and Printed Documents

Photograph publicated in : Emek Shaveh, “Beit Haliba” and the Givati Parking Lot Archeological Excavations and their Effect on the Status Quo in the Old City of Jerusalem and in Silwan", September 9, 2013: https://emekshaveh.org/en/haliba/

Undated note listing the ten steps of the compensation procedure put in place by the municipality

JM-AIY/5994/4/Selected01
Item
[1967-11]

Part of Archives not related to a fonds or a collection

This note was written by Meron Benvenisti, in charge of East Jerusalem after its annexation.

Turkish translation of the Arabic waqfiyya of the Ebû Medyen Şuayb al-Maghribi, 2 November 1320 (Gregorian calendar) - 29 Ramazan (N) 720 (Ottoman calendar)

Part of Selection of appointment registers from the records of the awqāf of the Maghariba neighborhood

Item from fonds N°583, Dosya (file) N°27, Gömlek (subfile) N°20. Name of the Waqf: Waqf of Abu Madyan al-Gauth; Name of the duty: unknown; Fee: unknown; Reason for the change: unknown; Name of the officer: unknown. Content: It is the Turkish translation of the Arabic waqfiyya of the Ebû Medyen Şuayb al-Maghribi dated 29 Ramazan 720. It is stated in the waqfiyya that the founder assigned the lands of the village of ‘Ain Karim near Jerusalem, his property, as waqf the income of which was to benefit the Zâwiyah and the Maghribis.