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The Denied Inheritance: Palestinian Land Ownership in Beer Sheba

It is impossible to examine the Palestinian land ownership in Israel outside the context of the general Palestine-Israel conflict. This question is not a domestic, municipal or local dispute, common in other countries. This is an integral component of the Zionist invasion of Palestine in 1948 which was preceded by massive Jewish immigration to Palestine under the British Mandate.

AuthorSalman Abu SittaPublisherPalestine Land SocietyDateJuly 7, 2009

The Denied Inheritance: Palestinian Land Ownership in Beer Sheba

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Salman Abu Sitta

Salman Abu Sitta

Salman Abu Sitta is renowned for his lifelong dedication to documenting the land of Palestine and producing an extensive cartography that meticulously reconstructs Palestinian land holdings from 1877 to the present. He is the founder and president of the Palestine Land Society, an independent UK-based nonprofit that produces extensive cartography, atlases, and other resources that document Palestine’s land and people.

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