{{Short description|Administrative division of British Palestine (1920–1948)}} {{Unreferenced|date=February 2024}}{{Expand Arabic}} [[File:Mandatory Palestine 1945 subdistricts and districts.png|thumb|250px|Subdistricts grouped by districts in 1945. Galilee District with Beisan Subdistrict in green.]] The '''Beisan Subdistrict''' ({{langx|ar|قضاء بيسان}}; {{langx|he|נפת ביסאן}}) was one of the subdistricts of Mandatory Palestine. It was located around the city of Baysan. After the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, the subdistrict disintegrated; most of it became part of Israel, and has been merged with the neighboring Nazareth Subdistrict to from the modern-day Jezre'el County.{{Citation needed|date=February 2022}} The southernmost parts, however, fell within the modern-day West Bank – because of that, they were first occupied and unilaterally annexed by Jordan, and were later occupied by Israel following the Six-Day War.

==Towns and villages== [[File:1945 Palestine Mandate Village Statistics population page for Sub-District of Beisan.jpg|thumb|left|Official population statistics for the sub-district, from Village Statistics, 1945.]]

{| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" |+ '''Beisan Sub-District – Population by Village''' ! Village ! Muslims ! Jews ! Christians ! Others ! Total |- | 'Arida (El) || 150 || || || || 150 |- | Sede Eliyahu || || 180 || || || 180 |- | Ashrafiya (El) || 230 || || || || 230 |- | Avuqa || || 160 || || || 160 |- | Bashatiwa (El) || 1,560 || || || || 1,560 |- | Bawati (El Hakimiya) || 520 || || || || 520 |- | Beisan (Urban) || 4,730 || || 430 || 20 || 5,180 |- | Sede Nahum (Rural) || || 290 || || || 290 |- | Messilot || || 250 || || || 250 |- | Beit Alfa || || 430 || || || 430 |- | Beit Hash Shitta (Shatta) || || 590 || || || 590 |- | Bira (El) || 260 || || || || 260 |- | Danna || 190 || || || || 190 |- | Ein Harod || || 1,060 || || || 1,060 |- | Farwana || 330 || || || || 330 |- | Fatur (El) || 110 || || || || 110 |- | Gesher || || 130 || || || 130 |- | Geva‘ || || 380 || || || 380 |- | Ghazawiya (El) || 1,020 || || || || 1,020 |- | Ma‘oz Hayim || || 450 || || || 450 |- | Neve Eitan || || 170 || || || 170 |- | Hamidiya (El) || 220 || || || || 220 |- | Hermonim || || 100 || || || 100 |- | Hamra (El) || 730 || || || || 730 |- | Heftsi Bah || || 330 || || || 330 |- | Jabbul || 250 || || || || 250 |- | Beit Yosef || || 170 || || || 170 |- | Jisr el Majami‘ || 10 || 230 || 10 || || 250 |- | Kafra || 430 || || || || 430 |- | Kafr Misr || 330 || || || || 330 |- | Kaukab el Hawa || 300 || || || || 300 |- | Kefar Yehezqel || || 430 || || || 430 |- | Khuneizir (El) || 260 || || || || 260 |- | Masil el Jizl || 100 || || || || 100 |- | Kefar Ruppin (Massada) || || 180 || || || 180 |- | Murassas (El) || 450 || || 10 || || 460 |- | Qumiya || 440 || || || || 440 |- | Safa (Es) || 650 || || || || 650 |- | Sakhina (Es) || 530 || || || || 530 |- | Nir David (Tel ‘Amal) || || 290 || || || 290 |- | Samiriya (Es) || 240 || || 10 || || 250 |- | Sirin || 620 || || 190 || || 810 |- | Taiyiba (Et) || 280 || || || || 280 |- | Benei Berit || || 150 || || || 150 |- | Tell esh Shauk || 120 || || || || 120 |- | Tel Yosef || || 690 || || || 690 |- | Tira (Et) || 150 || || || || 150 |- | Irgun Borokhov || || 50 || || || 50 |- | Tirat Tsevi (Ez Zarra‘a) || || 290 || || || 290 |- | Umm ‘Ajra || 260 || || || || 260 |- | Wadi el Bira || 70 || || || || 70 |- | Yubla || 210 || || || || 210 |- | Zab‘a || 170 || || || || 170 |- ! '''TOTAL''' ! '''15,920''' ! '''7,000''' ! '''650''' ! '''20''' ! '''23,590''' |}

===Depopulated towns and villages=== {{Main article|Depopulated Palestinian locations in Israel}} {{colbegin|colwidth=12em}} * Arab al-'Arida * Arab al-Bawati * Arab al-Safa * al-Ashrafiyya * Al-Bira * Beisan * Danna * Farwana * al-Fatur * al-Ghazzawiyya * al-Hamidiyya * Al-Hamra * Jabbul * Kafra * Kawkab al-Hawa * al-Khunayzir * Masil al-Jizl * al-Murassas * Qumya * al-Sakhina * al-Samiriyya * Sirin * Tall al-Shawk * Khirbat Al-Taqa * al-Tira * Umm 'Ajra * Khirbat Umm Sabuna * Yubla * Zab'a * Khirbat Zawiya {{Colend}}

{{Palestinian Arab villages depopulated during the 1948 Palestinian exodus}}

==References== {{reflist}}

Category:Subdistricts of Mandatory Palestine Category:District of Baysan

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