Haifa’s Displaced Villages

The village of ‘Atlit stood on a sandstone hill overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. To the east lay coastal agricultural lands, and to the southwest, large evaporation […]

The village of Ayn Ghazal was built at the edge of a valley on the upper slopes of Mount Carmel, near a main road connecting Haifa to Tel Aviv. This strategic location […]

The village was situated on a low hilltop overlooking the Sea of Galilee and was located at a short distance from the shore, connected by a […]

The village was located on the northern slopes of hills in a region known as Bilad al-Ruha’—”the fragrant land”—overlooking the Jezreel Valley (Marj Ibn Amir). Some of […]

The village was situated on gently sloping land in the central coastal plain and was renowned for its citrus cultivation. In 1944, a total of 13 […]

The village was located on the upper slopes of Mount Carmel, on the eastern edge of Wadi Falah. A secondary road connected it directly to Haifa, […]

The village was spread along the slope of a high hill amid the western slopes of Mount Carmel. It overlooked the coastal plain and the Mediterranean […]