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Bayt Jirja
Bayt Jirja ((アラビア語:بيت جرجه)) was a Palestinian Arab village 15.5 km Northeast of Gaza. In 1931 the village consisted of 115 houses. It was overrun by Israeli forces during operation Yo'av in the 1948 Arab-Israeli war. Bayt Jirja was found abandoned in the November 1948 clean up sweeps to expel any partial inhabited villages and destroy village housing to prevent any possible re-occupation in the area.〔Morris, 2004, p. (xix ), village #312, pp. 517-518〕 The village was completely destroyed after the occupation and only one tomb remains. ==History==
Bayt Jirja contained the archaeological site of Khirbat 'Amuda, excavation there in 2005 yielded coins and pottery fragments from the Byzantine and early Islamic period.〔Nahshoni, 2008, ( Khirbat ‘Amuda Final Report )〕 Khirbat 'Amuda was known to the Crusaders as Amouhde, and pottery fragments, cisterns, and a pool have also been found there.〔Khalidi, 1992, p. 88〕 The Arab geographer Yaqut, writing in the 1220s, called the village for "Jirja", and said it was the birthplace of Abu al-Fadl al-Jirja, at one time the major authority in Palestine on hadith.〔
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