Yossef Rapoport

Yossef Rapoport is a professor of Islamic history at Queen Mary University of London.

Recent Articles
The Village of Zachariah in Southern Palestine, 1900-1926. (American Colony Jerusalem/Library of Congress)
How a 14th century document breathes life into a destroyed Palestinian village
Israel's demolition of Zakariyya al-Battikh seemingly erased its centuries-long history. Two testimonies from the Mamluk era have helped revive its memory.
By Yossef Rapoport July 13, 2020
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