Talk:Suruh
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Morris p 506
[edit]The anon editor claims, in this edit, that Morris does not support the material. Morris says the following on p 506:
The border-clearing began a few days before. On 7 November, the Ninth Brigade ordered 'all the inhabitants of . . . Iqrit', about three kilometres south of the frontier, to evacuate their village – 'except the priest' – the following day and move to Rama, 'for reasons of public security'. They were told that their removal was for 15 days. Simultaneously, orders were issued to the remaining inhabitants of neighbouring Tarbikha (Shi‘ite) and its two satellite hamlets, Suruh (Sunni) and Nabi Rubin (Sunni), to leave for Lebanon, which most did.
Morris directly supports that Tarbikha, Suruh, and Nabi Rubin were given expulsion orders, though I suppose he doesnt say that the Ninth Brigade issued the orders for these villages, only that they gave them for Iqrit. The citation also supports that most of the resident left for Lebanon. I am restoring the next with the mention of the Ninth Brigade elided. nableezy - 06:01, 5 December 2011 (UTC)
Khalidi mistake w.r.t Israeli settlements??
[edit]See Talk:Al-Nabi Rubin, Acre, lets keep the discussion over there, Huldra (talk) 23:29, 16 January 2017 (UTC)