al-Mansura (المنصورة)

Place

Museum of the Palestinian People (MPP)

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Place Description

A historic Palestinian village in Upper Galilee, situated on the northern shoulder of a mountain approximately 29 km from Acre, with broad expanses of land extending below it and a secondary road connecting it to the Acre–Ra's al-Naqura highway. The village was predominantly Christian and had its own church, while agriculture and animal husbandry formed the basis of its economy; 900 dunums were planted with olives across the lands of al-Mansura, Fassuta, and Dayr al-Qasi, while 6,475 dunums were devoted to cereals and 1,617 dunums to irrigated or orchard land.