Village memory · Palestine
Dayr al-Dubban
دَيْر الدُبّان
Dayr al-Dubban was a village of 730 people on a slope at the end of the Hebron foothills, farming two grain crops a year on land it divided in halves and rested by turns. The Giv'ati Brigade took it on 23–24 October 1948. Its old roads can still be traced through the thorn.
- 730 residents before 1948