Ibiliyyas

Ibiliyyas is a small village located in the Galilee region of Israel. It is situated in the Northern District of the country, several kilometers east of Acre. The village is known for its predominantly Arab population, with most residents being Muslim.

Historically, the area has been inhabited for centuries. Ibiliyyas has agricultural land surrounding it, and farming has traditionally been a significant part of the local economy. Like many villages in the Galilee, its landscape is characterized by rolling hills and Mediterranean vegetation.

The village infrastructure includes basic amenities and services. Educational facilities are available for the younger population. The local community has its own mosque. Access to Ibiliyyas is typically via local roads connecting it to larger towns and cities in the vicinity.

In recent years, like other rural communities, Ibiliyyas has seen some economic development, though it remains a relatively quiet and close-knit settlement. Its geographical position within the Galilee offers a relatively peaceful environment. The cultural life of the village is shaped by its Arab heritage and traditions.