talluza造句

• Talluza contains three mosques and two separate secondary schools for boys and girls.
• In the 1960s residents from Talluza settled in Wadi al-Far'a and established a separate village.
• In 1838 Edward Robinson classified Talluza as being in the " Haritheh " district, north of Nablus.
• In 1852 he visited Talluza, noting " The town is of some size, and tolerably well-built.
• When Gu閞in visited Talluza in 1870, he described it as being a large village with 1, 000 1, 200 inhabitants.
• Two to three men were killed in the fighting which began after Talluza's residents raided and seized Asira's cattle.
• In 1996 Wadi al-Far'a was officially separated from Talluza and was granted its own village council under the administration of the Tubas Governorate.
• Historically Talluza is linked to the village of Wadi al-Far'a since the latter village's lands were previously owned by the residents of Talluza, who used it for agricultural purposes.
• Historically Talluza is linked to the village of Wadi al-Far'a since the latter village's lands were previously owned by the residents of Talluza, who used it for agricultural purposes.
• The Palestine Exploration Fund's " Survey of Western Palestine " found in 1882 Talluza to be " A good-sized village, well-built, with a central Sheik's house.
• It stands on a knoll, with a very steep descent on the east, and the sides of the hill are covered with beautiful groves of olives . . . . The women of the village go down to the fine springs on the east, about a mile distant, where there is a perennial supply of good water . " Following the 1908 Young Turk Revolution, clan-based clashes between the inhabitants of Talluza and neighboring Asira ash-Shamaliya broke out in the wake of lax security in the area in the immediate aftermath of the revolution.