Records of Jerusalem Deeds Found in Ottoman Archives: The Deeds Prove that Palestine Belongs to Palestinians.
Featured image: Sultan Abdul Hamid II (Source: Pinterest)
There are 171,306 deeds recorded in 46
registries of Jerusalem in Ottoman archive records. Of these, 133,365
are private property and 37,671 belong to foundations. In addition to
this, Turkey’s archives also have records of Jerusalem between the hijri
years 950 and 1917.
Among the records of private property were 139 deeds belonging to Sultan Abdul Hamid II,
137 of which were transferred to the treasury in the past. The
remaining two are in Jerusalem’s Erihav region. The records show that
there is a plot of land approximately 30,000 square meters in size that
is recorded under the name of Sultan Abdul Hamid II.
Source: Truthaholics
The deeds proving that Palestine belongs to Palestinians were handed to Palestinian officials.
Israel did not ask for deed records from Turkey. Had Israel requested
these records, it would mean that Israel would be accepting that it is
occupying Palestine.
A memorandum was signed between Palestine and
Jordan. Procedures such as the maintenance and repair of foundations in
Jerusalem were transferred to Jordan. Therefore, in 2016, upon the
request of Jordan, Turkey provided copies of the deeds of foundations in
Jerusalem to Jordan.
The original source of this article is Truthaholics
Copyright © Yeni Safak, Truthaholics, 2017
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