Yatta
Yatta يطّا
Yatta or Yattah (Arabic: يطّا; Hebrew: יטה) is a Palestinian municipality settled in the Hebron Governorate on a broad roughly 8 km southward of the municipality of Hebron in the West Bank.[1] According to the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics it had a accumulation of 48,672 in 2007.
History
Yatta is settled on the place of the Biblical municipality of Juttah.[1] Yatta is believed to be bag to the al-Makhamrah clan, who stop a practice of originating from digit of the example Jewish tribes of Arabia. They hit been visited by Yitzhak Ben-Zvi in visit to communicate most the veracity of the claims. It has been institute that during digit of the season life the clan goes to a concern on the outskirts of the community and lights candles (as is usual in Hanukka). They also chorus from intake camel meat, which is proscribed to Jews.[citation needed]
In 1596 it was transcribed as having a accumulation of 127 Islamic families, and paying taxes on wheat, barley, olives, goats and bee-hives.[4]
Seven Palestinians were killed in Yatta during the Second Intifada in assorted incidents from 2002-04.[5]