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Lydda

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City in Palestine. Listed on Wikidata as a Palestinian village depopulated in the 1948 war.

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PLACE & PRECISION

Geographic context.

Approximate sourced point: 31.9578, 34.8958 · Approximate position of the locality, from its Wikidata item.

Source: Wikidata: the places of Palestine, queried 27 September 2026 ↗

catalog: Q207540 P625

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  1. Wikidata: the places of Palestine, queried 27 September 2026 ↗

    Wikidata · catalog: Q207540

    Evidence version: wikidata-palestine-places:v1

  2. Wikidata: the places of Palestine, queried 27 September 2026 ↗

    Wikidata · catalog: Q207540 P625

    Evidence version: wikidata-palestine-places:v1

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PersonGeorge Habash was born in PlaceLydda

Role: Born here: 1 August 1925, Lydda

Attributed to Institute for Palestine Studies (Interactive Encyclopedia of the Palestine Question, biography).

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  1. George Habash ↗

    PalQuest · Institute for Palestine Studies · supports · section: The biography’s header: born 1 August 1925, Lydda

    Evidence version: palquest-george-habash-biography:v1

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PersonIsmail Shammout was born in PlaceLydda

Role: Born here: 2 March 1930, Lydda

Attributed to Institute for Palestine Studies (Interactive Encyclopedia of the Palestine Question, biography).

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  1. Ismail Shammout ↗

    PalQuest · Institute for Palestine Studies · supports · section: The biography’s header: born 2 March 1930, Lydda

    Evidence version: palquest-ismail-shammout-biography:v1

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