Northern West Bank, southwest of Jenin
Ad-Damayra
Resident
Refugees
official refugee status
Refugees Details
Refugees from 1948 from the village of Ad-Damayra, after which their current village is named.
Spatial/Building
Land Ownership
private
Land Ownership - details
The community purchased land in the 1960s
Planning
No plan
Infrastructure/Services
Access to Community
- pedestrian
- private vehicle
- 4X4 vehicle
Water Access
connection to neighboring village
Water Access - details
Connected to the village of Marqa.
Electric Connection
Electric Connection - details
Connected to the village of Marqa.
Health Care
clinic in neighboring community
Health Care - details
The community uses clinics in Marqa and Araba as needed.
Location of Services
Araba and Marqa
Education
Kindergarten
Unknown
Location of School #1
Araba
Distances to schools [school #1]
2001 - 5000 meters
Location of School #2
Marqa
Distances to schools [school #2]
2001 - 5000 meters
Schools - details
The children either walk to school or get rides in private cars.
Travel to school [school #1]
- difficult walk
- private car
Travel to school [school #2]
- difficult walk
- private car
History
History
The community rented land until the 1960s, but they have since bought land.
livelihood
Seasonal Movement
no
Other Occupation
temporary employment in Israel
Main Occupation
temporary employment in Israel
Woman's Occupation
- taking care of the kids
- housekeeping
Threats and obstacles
Threats and Obstacles
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- nature reserve
- archeology
Threats and Obstacles - details
Adjacent to Tel Dotan
Number of Demolition Orders
2
Number of Demolitions
0