al-Jura, Mandatory Palestine

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al-Jura, Mandatory Palestine was a Palestinian Arab village near Ashkelon that existed under the British Mandate and is notably recognized as the birthplace of Hamas co-founder Sheikh Ahmed Yassin.

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al-Jura, Mandatory Palestine canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Palestinian Arab village
Palestinian Islamist leader
former populated place
birthplaceOf Ahmed Yassin
linked to: Sheikh Ahmed Yassin
category Former Palestinian populated places in Israel
causeOfDestruction 1948 Arab–Israeli War
coFounderOf Hamas
country Mandatory Palestine
demolishedOrAbandoned 1948
hasCoordinateLocation 31.65N 34.55E
hasHistoricalEvent military operations during 1948 Arab–Israeli War
hasLanguage Arabic
hasNameInArabic الجورة
hasNotablePerson Ahmed Yassin
linked to: Sheikh Ahmed Yassin
hasTransliteration al-Jūra
hasTypeOfSettlement rural village
historicalSovereign Ottoman Empire
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Gaza subdistrict
locatedInRegion Coastal plain of Palestine
Southern Palestine
locatedInTimePeriod British Mandate period
locatedNear Ashkelon
locatedNorthOf Gaza City
locatedSouthOf Jaffa
locatedWestOf Hebron
nearbyModernLocality Ashkelon, Israel
linked to: Ashkelon
partOf villages depopulated in the 1948 Arab–Israeli War
placeOfBirth al-Jura, Mandatory Palestine
populationMajority Palestinian Arabs
linked to: Palestinian
religionMajority Islam
subsequentTerritorialEntity State of Israel
linked to: Israel
timeOfDepopulation late 1940s

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Sheikh Ahmed Yassin placeOfBirth al-Jura, Mandatory Palestine
Ahmed Yassin placeOfBirth al-Jura, Mandatory Palestine
subject linked to: al-Jura, Mandatory Palestine