Village memory · Palestine
Naghnaghiya
النغنغية
Al-Naghnaghiyya was the smallest of the three villages known together as al-Ghubayyat, on the eastern slopes of the bilad al-rawha' beside the Haifa–Jenin highway, overlooking Marj ibn Amir. It was destroyed in the days after the battle for Mishmar ha-Emeq: the New York Times reported it occupied on 9 April 1948, Benny Morris dates the occupation to the night of 12–13 April. Whether its people fled during the attack or were expelled on occupation is not established. The site is now crossed by a highway and partly occupied by a soccer field.
- 1,130 residents before 1948