Tulkarm, State of Palestine

Tulkarm, State of Palestine connects to 4665 places across 15 topics through 73 Bunkabop connections, with military, government, and history threads making up the bulk of its ties. Its strongest overlap is with Palestine, Jerusalem, and Nablus. The city's connections trace Ottoman-era land tenure, when peasants who worked the land feared conscription and ceded control to absentee landlords, the Arab Revolt through Abd al-Rahim al-Hajj Muhammad born in what is now Tulkarm municipality, and the 1948 war when Iraqi forces occupied the city before it became part of the Jordanian-held West Bank.