Dead Sea area, along Road 1
Al Nabi Mussa
Resident
Number of Families
6
Tribe
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Jahalin
Names of Families
Kurshan
Refugees
- official refugee status
- non-official refugee status
Spatial/Building
Planning
No plan
Structure Type
Unknown
Infrastructure/Services
Access to Community
- private vehicle
- 4X4 vehicle
Access to Community - details
A long and difficult dirt road provides the only access to the community
Water Access
- water tank
- connection to neighboring village
Water Access - details
Water is purchased from Jericho daily. Each tank costs about 150 NIS.
Electric Connection
Health Care
clinic in distant town/village
Health Care - details
The community receieves health care from Jericho as needed.
Education
Kindergarten
No
Location of School #1
Jericho
Location of School #2
Anata
Accessibility to school [school #1]
5
Accessibility to school [school #2]
6
History
History
The community was forced out of Be'er Sheba in 1948, after which they lived in the Hebron region until relocating to the Bethlehem region due to a lack of water and grazing lands. From there, they traveled to the Jerusalem region and finally to Khan Al-Ahmar. Since 1990, they have been living permanently in Al-Nabi Mussa. They are afraid to leave and risk their land and homes being confiscated.
livelihood
Seasonal Movement
Unknown
Other Occupation
- shepherding
- herd without shepherding
Main Occupation
herd without shepherding
General Livelihood - details
Grazing areas are severely restricted by surrounding settlements
Threats and obstacles
Threats and Obstacles
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- firing zone/closed military zone
- close to settlement
Threats and Obstacles - details
Grazing areas are severely restricted by surrounding settlements and the military zone
Number of Demolition Orders
0
Number of Demolitions
0
Demolitions - date of update
September 17, 2010
Demolitions - details
The ICA visits regularly to take picture and hand out notices. At least until 2017 no demolitions took place.