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A Paper Clipping Documenting the Spelling of "Nir-Akiva", a Colony Established on the Depopulated Village of Kawfakha in Gaza

A paper clipping documenting the Hebrew spelling of "Nir-Akiva", an Israeli colony established on the depopulated village of Kawfakha east of Gaza. The name literally means Akiva's meadow, who was the Head of the Jewish Agency Colonies Department.  As for the village of Kawfakha, it was occupied and depopulated in May 1948. 

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The Adel Zawati Collection

The Adel Zawati Sub-collection 1: Notes

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Adel Zawati Zionist Settler Colonialism Settlement Moshav

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Architecture and Landscape Political Movement and mobilization Social History

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"كوفخة"، ذاكرات (زخروت)، تم التصفح بتاريخ 21/7/2020، https://zochrot.org/ar/village/49219

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0125.01.1401
A Paper Clipping Documenting the Spelling of "Nir-Akiva", a Colony Established on the Depopulated Village of Kawfakha in Gaza

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