{{Short description|Administrative division of British Palestine (1920–1948)}} [[File:Mandatory Palestine 1945 subdistricts and districts.png|thumb|250px|Subdistricts grouped by districts in 1945. Samaria District with Jenin Subdistrict in purple.]] The '''Jenin Subdistrict''' was one of the subdistricts of Mandatory Palestine. It was located around the city of Jenin. After the 1948 Arab–Israeli War, the district disintegrated.{{Citation needed|date=February 2022}}
==Towns and villages== [[File:1945 Palestine Mandate Village Statistics population page for Sub-District of Jenin.jpg|thumb|left|Official population statistics for the sub-district, from Village Statistics, 1945.]]
{| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" |+ '''Jenin Sub-District – Population by Village'''<ref name=":0">Hadawi, S., Village statistics, 1945, A Classification of Land and Area Ownership in Palestine, pp. [https://www.palestineremembered.com/Articles/Palestine-Village-Statistics-of-1945/Story32276.html 54]-[https://www.palestineremembered.com/Articles/Palestine-Village-Statistics-of-1945/Story32277.html 55]</ref> ! Village ! Muslims ! Jews ! Christians ! Others ! Total |- | ‘Ajja || 890 || || || || 890 |- | ‘Anin || 590 || || || || 590 |- | Anza || 880 || || || || 880 |- | ‘Araqa || 350 || || || || 350 |- | ‘Arraba || 3,810 || || || || 3,810 |- | ‘Arrana || 320 || || || || 320 |- | ‘Arabbuna || 210 || || || || 210 |- | Barid (El) || 280 || || || || 280 |- | Barta‘a (includes Khirbat Tura el Gharbiya) || 1,000 || || || || 1,000 |- | Beit Qad || 290 || || || || 290 |- | Birqin || 1,430 || || 110 || || 1,540 |- | Deir Abu Da‘if || 850 || || || || 850 |- | Deir Ghazala || 240 || || 30 || || 270 |- | ‘Ein el Mansi || 90 || || || || 90 |- | Fahma || 350 || || || || 350 |- | Fandaqumiya (El) || 630 || || || || 630 |- | Faqu‘a || 880 || || || || 880 |- | Frasin || 20 || || || || 20 |- | Jaba‘ || 2,090 || || 10 || || 2,100 |- | Jalama || 460 || || || || 460 |- | Jalbun (includes Khirbat el Mujadd‘a) || 610 || || || || 610 |- | Jalamus || 220 || || || || 220 |- | Jarba‘ || 100 || || || || 100 |- | Jenin (Urban) || 3,840 || || 150 || || 3,990 |- | Jenin (Rural) || || || || || |- | Judeida || 830 || || || || 830 |- | Kafr Dan || 850 || || || || 850 |- | Kafr Qud || 240 || || 10 || || 250 |- | Kafr Ra‘i || 2,150 || || || || 2,150 |- | Kufeir || 130 || || 10 || || 140 |- | Kufreith || 240 || || || || 240 |- | Mazra‘a (El) || 270 || || || || 270 |- | Meithalun || 1,360 || || || || 1,360 |- | Mirka || 230 || || || || 230 |- | Misilya || 330 || || || || 330 |- | Mughaiyir (El) (includes Khirbat el Mutila) || 220 || || || || 220 |- | Muqeible || 460 || || || || 460 |- | Nuris || 570 || || || || 570 |- | Qabatiya (includes Khirbat Tannin) || 3,670 || || || || 3,670 |- | Raba‘a (includes Khirbat Umm Sirhan) || 870 || || || || 870 |- | Rama (Er) || 280 || || || || 280 |- | Rummana (includes Khirbat Salim) || 880 || || || || 880 |- | Sandala || 270 || || || || 270 |- | Sanur (includes Nukheil) || 1,020 || || || || 1,020 |- | Silat edh Dhahr || 2,850 || || || || 2,850 |- | Silat el Harithiya || 1,860 || || || || 1,860 |- | Sir || 290 || || || || 290 |- | Siris || 830 || || || || 830 |- | Ti‘innik || 100 || || || || 100 |- | Tilfit || 170 || || || || 170 |- | Umm el Fahm (includes ‘Aqqada, ‘Ein Ibrahim, Khirbat el Buweishat, El Murtafi‘a, Lajjun, Mu‘awiya, Musheirifa and Musmus) || 5,430 || || 60 || || 5,490 |- | Umm et Tut || 170 || || || || 170 |- | Ya‘bad (includes Khirbat el Khuljan, Khirbat et Tarim, Khirbat Tura esh Sharqiya, Nazlat Sheikh Zeid and Khirbat Umm Rihan) || 3,480 || || || || 3,480 |- | Yamun (El) || 2,520 || || || || 2,520 |- | Zabubida (Ez) || 90 || || 780 || || 870 |- | Zalafa || 340 || || || || 340 |- | Zawiya || 120 || || || || 120 |- | Zibda || 190 || || || || 190 |- | Zir‘in || 1,420 || || || || 1,420 |- | Zububa || 560 || || || || 560 |- ! '''TOTAL''' ! '''55,720''' ! '''—''' ! '''1,160''' ! '''—''' ! '''56,880''' |}
===Depopulated towns and villages=== {{Main article|Depopulated Palestinian locations in Israel}}
(current localities in parentheses)
* Ayn al-Mansi * Khirbat al-Jawfa (Ma'ale Gilboa) * Lajjun (Megiddo) * Al-Mazar (Gan Nir, Meytav, Perazon) * Nuris (Nurit) * Zir'in (Yizra'el)
== References == {{reflist}}
{{Palestinian Arab villages depopulated during the 1948 Palestinian exodus}}
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