Mi'ar

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Mi'ar was a Palestinian village that was captured by Israel during the 1948 Arab-Israeli war.

al-Qastal
Location 17.5 km southeast of Acre
Israeli occupation date July 15-18, 1948
Israeli military operation Operation Dekel
Israeli attacking brigade Sheva' Brigade
Remaining population after occupation 0
Remaining structures after occupation 0
Population 1596: 55, 1931: 543, 1945: 170
Number of houses 1931: 109
Israeli localities Segev, Ya'ad, Manof
Public structures a school

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