Mi'ilya

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Mi'ilya is a village in northern Israel, notable for its predominantly Christian Arab population and its location near the city of Ma'alot-Tarshiha.

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Label Occurrences
Mi'ilya canonical 2

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Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf human settlement
village
country Israel
demographicCharacteristic predominantly Christian Arab population
ethnicComposition Arab
linked to: Arabs
governedBy Ma'ale Yosef Regional Council
hasAreaCode +972-4
hasClimate Mediterranean climate
hasDemographicType Arab Christian village
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
local tourism
hasHeritage Crusader-era remains
hasHistoricalSite Montfort Castle
hasLocalName מעיליא
ميليا
hasMunicipalStatus local council jurisdiction (regional council)
hasNearbyCity Ma'alot-Tarshiha
hasOfficialLanguage Arabic
Hebrew
hasPostalCode 2512000
hasPrimaryReligion Christianity
hasReligion Greek Catholic
Maronite Catholic
linked to: Maronite Rite
hasReligiousBuildingType churches
hasSettlementType rural community
hasTransportationAccess regional roads of Western Galilee
hasTypeOfGovernment regional council administration
locatedEastOf Nahariya
locatedIn Galilee
Northern District, Israel
locatedInRegion Western Galilee
linked to: Galilee
locatedInSubregion Upper Galilee
locatedNear Ma'alot-Tarshiha
Montfort Stream
locatedNorthOf Haifa
locatedOnContinent Asia
nearbyHistoricalSite Montfort Castle
partOf State of Israel
linked to: Israel
populationGroup Christian Arabs
religiousCommunity Maronite
Melkite Greek Catholic
religiousMajority Christian
religiousMinority Muslim
timeZone Israel Standard Time
timeZoneDST Israel Daylight Time

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