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643 Afula — Bet Shean Shoshani Lilil & Yaakov Balfourin .21 94 Steel Ori & Tana Tnuva Export Ltd Packing House Shotan Michaei Bids Contr 51 Bet Haholim Hamerkazt 25 82 Hevel Taanach 25 36 Y 8 Hagan 22 38 Steinberger Josef 12 Hatzaftzafot.. .25 93 Tnuva Ltd Afula Branch. .20 30 20 31 Yanay Itmar & Sara Shtrauchier Mordechai 9 Menahem.24 25 Strauchler Bat-Sheva & Neriya Tnuva Dairy Tel Yosef Shikun Hissachon 29a Upper Afula20 79 Shulaster Abraham Eng Archt Rehov Kinamon 26 15 Mgr H Balaban Res 23 79 Yankelcvitch & Ironi Balfourya 23 56 31 Hacarmel 22 67 Tomashov Moshe Bldg Contr Strauchler Bros Radio & Elec Apples Yarkoni Tzevi Rehov Yerushalayim.25 89 Shulvas Yehezkel Tel Adashim 20 51 Rehov Habanim 21 71 Egged Stn Bldg 25 05 Yezreel Flour Mill 20 39 Tractor Stations Co Ltd Shushan Schlomo Givat Hamore 57 . 22 1 9 Suez Bros Cinema Kaitzi 21 37 Z Greenshpoon Mgr Res 20 32 Gilboa Mobile PO 23 63 Simian Itzhak Ladies' & Gents' Hrdsng Suez Yaakov & Yael Moshav Merhavya 22 58 Yizreel Kevutza Gilboa Mobile P023 49 3 Arlosoroff 24 29 Givat Hamoreh 232/51 21 88 Yizreel Kevutzat Nehagim Shvartz Menahem & Devora Lehovalat Masaot 25 81 Givat Hamoreh 168/4 25 26 U Youth Centre Merkaz Hanoar Shvartzbord & Son Transport Office23 65 T Uziel Joset Rstnt Istanbul Afula Hit 24 47 Silberschutz Samuel 5 Yerushalayim 22 27 Yuzuk Mordechai Bldg Construction Givat Hamoreh 301/8 25 79 Taamai-Mirza Hydraulic Apples Welding & Allied Metal Works Slutzkin Abraham (Kopel) Mizra PO 22 93 V Rehov Hacarmel 21 51 14 Hehalutz 21 07 Tabor Textile Fcty Ltd Knitting Fcty Volosko Itzhak Batia Clothing Sobol Baruch Laundry Or Indust Zone 22 25 11 Sederot Arlosoroff. 24 95 Sederot Arlosoroff. 25 44 Taicher Jakob & Rivka Sofer Miriam & Menahem Z Moshav Balfouria 23 98 W 29b Sokolov 26 34 Talme Gideon Afula PO 23 94 Zabar M Friedman Gifts & Records Soihet Akiva 28 Hadagan 22 79 Wachsman Eliezer Tombstones Tansanu Josef (Optician) & Mathilda Rehov Hanassi 20 88 Soika Chaim Rehov Habonim 22 91 25 Haknesset 26 19 Kikar Ha'atzmaut 25 13 Zabludovsky George Advct Solel Boneh's Bldg & Public Works Co L d Waldman Yakov Bldg Mtrls Transport Taubcr Yehiel Moshav Balfouriya.. 25 23 Rehov Hacarmel 22 11 17 Hashoftim 24 89 26 Yehoshua 20 65 20 64 Zakay Arye Taxi Serv Rehov Binyamin Sheinbaum 20 66 Taxi Serv Merkaz Haemek Ltd Weinberg Dr Josef Ear Nose & Throa Merkaz Haemek Kevish Karkur. .20 41 Givat Hamoreh 20 67 Rehov Yerushalayim 25 25 24 80 19a Sokolov Upper Afula 21 91 Zarchania 22 Menahem 24 76 Sommerfeld Dr S Ear Nose & Throat Taxir Shelomo Cereals 24 97 Weisbord Zviya Yosef & Elizer Zarchania Shikun Ovdim 24 75 2 Aviv 23 71 Tel Adashim Moshav POB 5 20 25 22 Keren Hayesod 2587 Weizner Shlomo 10 Hakeshet 25 94 Zeewy Jakob (Wormklein) Spitzer Dov 11 Arlosoroff. 24 52 Tenenbaum Mordechai Rehov Nahum Levin 24 92 Spitzer Eliahu Rehov Yerushalayim 22 02 Rehov Hacarmel 25 24 Witztum Shemuel Eng 2121 Zion Ins Co Ltd Rehov Hanassi.. .26 77 Spivak Reuven Moshav Balfouria.. .22 48 Tennenbaum Abraham Wizo Women's Zionist Org Springer Yona 10 Aviv 26 32 Rehov Yerushalayim 25 18 Secy 79 Yehoshua 26 03 Zussman Ora Moshav Balfouriya. .20 54 BET SHEAN SECTION (065) For Dialling Instructions please refer to page 640 EMERGENCY CALLS Police 8144 Fire Brigade 8133 First Aid 8133 Machlouf Jacob GOVERNMENT OFFICES Bet Yosel (Aronowitz) Moshav Haroshet Matehet BetHashita Gilboa Mobile PO.. 81 00 51 Shaul Hamelech 81 18 THE OFFICES OF THE PRIME Emek Bet Shean Mobile PO 80 35 MINISTER Landscape Dept... 80 07 Casdi Adam Shikun Hissachon 15/3 82 28 Havat Samuel Itsur Vepituah BM Mafiya Coop Ltd 7 Ruppin 81 10 Dadoon Bros Metal Wks Trade Zone82 04 Emek Bet Shean Mobile PO 80 50 Magen David Adorn AGRICULTURE Dana Shelomo Rehov Mishmar Hagvul 81 33 Hirsh Moshe Pazgas Agcy Bldg Mtrls Animal Quarantine Station 80 54 Shikun Hissachon 6/4 80 19 Maoz Hayim Kibbutz Dist Instruction Office. ..82 80 82 81 26 Shaul Hamelech 80 11 David Dr Admond Vet Surg Emek Bet Shean Mobile PO 81 24 Shikun Ammami 3/6 80 44 Inbar Reinforced Plastics Hamadya FINANCE Income Tax 81 42 Mapai Israel Labour Party Davidovits Eliezer Whsle Grocery Emek Bet Shean Mobile PO 80 22 Rehov Shaul Hamelech 80 65 HEALTH Antimalarial Store 5 Shaul Hamelech 81 75 Israel Electric Corp Ltd Mekorot Water Co Ltd 126 Shaul Hamelech 81 08 Doslicn Emek Bet Shean Mobile PO 81 59 Transformer Stn 80 09 1 Hayim Sturman 81 38 Dubek Efrayim 8 Hahistadrut 82 20 Jewish Agcy Shikun 3/868 8 1 49 JUSTICE Magistrate's Court 80 71 Ebbo Simon 10 Hahistadrut 80 42 Dist Guidance Office 82 80 82 81 Melech Chaim 100b Haromaim 82 03 Egged Ltd 81 55 Menahem David Moshav Yardena. 82 05 LABOUR Employment Serv Kefar Ruppin Kevutza Ein Hannatsiv Kibbutz Labour Exchange.. 81 29 Emek Bet Shean Mobile PO 80 55 Mesillot Kibbutz Gilboa Mobile PO 80 77 Emek Bet Shean Mobile PO 80 33 Wire Rope Wks Messilot Ltd Youth Labour Exchange 81 28 Keren Bituah Lepoalim Haklaiim Gilboa Mobile PO 81 88 Accnts Dept 81 30 Histadrut Bldg 80 40 Please wait for dialling tone Keren Habituach Shel Poalei Habinian Mifal Y'ibbush Aspeset Ltd POLICE Police Station... 81 44 81 45 Bet Shean PO 82 82 before dialling Veavodot Ziburiot Kupat Prison Service Shikun Soharim..81 12 Agric Coop Soc Ltd 81 86 Tagmulim Aguda Shitufit Ltd 80 41 Elimelech David Garage Haemek Mifalei OI-Tov Emek Hayarden POSTS Post Office 80 62 80 21 Kupat Holim of Gen Labour Fed 80 29 Bikat Bet Shean Ltd 8191 8192 Indust Zone 80 74 Clinic 81 66 SOCIAL WELFARE Elishar Haya & Ron 21 Mizug Galuyot 81 67 Miitan Mifalei Taasuka Lanoar Youth Probation Serv 81 02 Shikun Hissachon 16/8 80 66 Moshavei Rewaya Sede Trumot.. 82 72 Kikar Ha'atsmaut 80 34 Employment Serv Mother & Child Welfare Station Moris Oriental Rstnt Haimi Moshe Amidar Israel National Housing Corp Labour Exchange 81 29 Shechuna Gimel 81 66 Rassco Bldg 30 82 58 For Immigrants Ltd 81 41 Youth Labour Exchange 81 28 Labour Council 82 38 Mualem Murad Shikun A' 114 82 02 Amphitheatron Romai Rstnt Kotski Zvi Accnt Dept 40 Shaul Hamelech.. 81 30 Leipniker Alexander Eng 54 Shelomo Hamelech 81 77 Fire Brigade Rehov David Remez.. .81 33 Nenziya Rafael !6/4Shikun Ammami 80 67 Shikun B'409 81 13 Neve Eitan Kevutza Avuka Kevutza Emek Bet Shean Garage Shefa Farm 80 27 Levinas Raanan Emek Bet Shean Mobile PO 80 30 Mobile PO 80 27 Gurari Reuven Shikun Ammami 4/6.80 08 Shikun Hissachon 26/6 82 00 Neve Ur Kevutza Bank Hapoalim BM Hamadia Doors Emek Bet Shean Mobile PO 81 61 Branch Bet Shean 80 43 Emek Bet Shean Mobile PO 80 24 Lishkat Hamas 81 48 Nir David Kibbutz Ebbo Simon Mgr Res 80 42 Hamadya Kevutza Local Council I David Remez 82 21 Gilboa Mobile PO 80 84 80 85 80 86 Bank Hapoel Hamizrahi Ltd Emek Bet Shean Mobile PO 80 23 Social Welfare 82 48 8 Shaul Hamelech 81 19 Dist No 1 3 Herzl 82 46 Rehov Moshav Hamcshakem Co Ltd Emplmnt for Emek Bet Shean Mobile PO 80 72 Dist No 2 118a Ahad Ha'am 82 45 BANK LEUMI LEISRAEL BM ... .82 78 Aged & Hndcpd Persons Shechunat Gordon 82 47 Reshafim Kibbutz Bet Shean Dist Council POB 25 82 83 Tree Nursery 80 60 Rabbinical Court 82 49 Emek Bet Shean Mobile PO 80 31 Social Welfare Office 80 20 Hunani Zaki 13 Sturman 81 58 Mii'al Tmarim 81 87 Hapocl Hamizrahi Organization Maaberet Bet Shean Jewish Agcy ... 81 49 Rcwaya Moshav Emek Bel Shean Mobile PO 82 73 Packing House 82 92 POB 47 80 68 Maale Hagilboa 80 06 .
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    Metula Majdal Shams Abil al-Qamh ! Neve Ativ Misgav Am Yuval Nimrod ! Al-Sanbariyya Kfar Gil'adi ZZ Ma'ayan Baruch ! MM Ein Qiniyye ! Dan Sanir Israeli Settler-Colonialism and Apartheid over Palestine Al-Sanbariyya DD Al-Manshiyya ! Dafna ! Mas'ada ! Al-Khisas Khan Al-Duwayr ¥ Huneen Al-Zuq Al-tahtani ! ! ! HaGoshrim Al Mansoura Margaliot Kiryat !Shmona al-Madahel G GLazGzaGza!G G G ! Al Khalsa Buq'ata Ethnic Cleansing and Population Transfer (1948 – present) G GBeGit GHil!GlelG Gal-'A!bisiyya Menara G G G G G G G Odem Qaytiyya Kfar Szold In order to establish exclusive Jewish-Israeli control, Israel has carried out a policy of population transfer. By fostering Jewish G G G!G SG dGe NG ehemia G AGl-NGa'iGmaG G G immigration and settlements, and forcibly displacing indigenous Palestinians, Israel has changed the demographic composition of the ¥ G G G G G G G !Al-Dawwara El-Rom G G G G G GAmG ir country. Today, 70% of Palestinians are refugees and internally displaced persons and approximately one half of the people are in exile G G GKfGar GB!lGumG G G G G G G SGalihiya abroad. None of them are allowed to return. L e b a n o n Shamir U N D ii s e n g a g e m e n tt O b s e rr v a tt ii o n F o rr c e s Al Buwayziyya! NeoG t MG oGrdGecGhaGi G ! G G G!G G G G Al-Hamra G GAl-GZawG iyGa G G ! Khiyam Al Walid Forcible transfer of Palestinians continues until today, mainly in the Southern District (Beersheba Region), the historical, coastal G G G G GAl-GMuGftskhara ! G G G G G G G Lehavot HaBashan Palestinian towns ("mixed towns") and in the occupied West Bank, in particular in the Israeli-prolaimed “greater Jerusalem”, the Jordan G G G G G G G Merom Golan Yiftah G G G G G G G Valley and the southern Hebron District.