Beit Hanina, Palestine

This is a slide show about Beit Hanina, Palestine. All pictures here are taken in Beit Hanina. You may be suprised.

Please visit
http://www.beithanina.org/

Special Thanks to the following for the pictures:
Mahdi Sbeih: mahdi_sbeih@hotmail.com
Ramzi Soliman: ramzisoliman@gmail.com
Khaled Odetallah:kodetalah@gmail.com

and the music was provided by:
mballan
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=mballan

The first song is called Hora Ya Blady and the second is Alduanah. I don't know who they are song by though.

So please enjoy. Comment, Rate, and Favorite my first slide show.

Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• palestine
• beit
• hanina
• beautiful
• Mahdi
• Sbeih
• Ramzi
• Soliman
• Khaled
• Odetallah
• mballan
• Hora
• Ya
• Blady
• Alduanah
• Jerusalem

[Michaelzhuhovitsky]

you have a mistake there....you probobly meant Beit Hanina, Israel!

[Sabei0990]

@Michaelzhuhovitsky Part of it is in East Jerusalem which we Palestinians want as our future capital alongside the Israeli capital in the very same city! If you have anymore questions or concerns feel free!

[Michaelzhuhovitsky]

It seems that your opinion ( if this is your honest opinion) is a drop in the sea, most Palestinians that I talk to, have one wish, and one wish only regarding this issue: to kill all the Jews and throw them to the sea! So i think leaving Jerusalem united as the eternal capital Israel sounds a little better...

[Sabei0990]

@Michaelzhuhovitsky I have no need to be dishonest, and through your doubt your shine a light on your lies. I am Palestinian, and many of my relatives and friends share the same view. We have suffered the most, and we have gained the least. The Palestinians want peace much more than the Israelis. End of discussion.

[12racingpigeons]

@Michaelzhuhovitsky neverrrrrrrrr that palestine is palestineee go kill yourself

[juuuumo]

nice sone

[Sabei0990]

@Spriglief They will, one day. BTW. It means I am sending the message to you, and you to me. Thats why are names are switched.

[Spriglief]

@Sabei0990 Sabei0990, Why have our names been switched? Anyway, it is sad to look at the ruins of the orchards and still be able to see them in their glory. I hope, no pray, that the orchards bear again and that the owners are able to reap what they have sown. Spriglief.

[Sabei0990]

@Spriglief There is an abundant source of water in the region, enough to support many dunams(Arab/Israeli acre) farmland. But, Israeli settlements siphon off the water and only allow a trickle of it to this ancient village.

[Spriglief]

@Sabei0990 Looks like water is the main problem. It would not take much. Some trickle irrigation, check dams, and very efficient use of ground water could make it productive again. The old foundation structures in the vid show that once the land was efficiently farmed. Also, that well built overpass shows that water does go through the area in high volumes sometimes. Water capture would have to be a big part of the plan. Cities can't be allowed to take water from agriculture.