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genetic variation
No full textPooled data on genetic variation. Each row represents an individual Mycobacterium tuberculosis patient isolate. ID's starting with w are isolates that were whole genome sequenced. ID's not starting with 'w' belong to isolates that underwent targeted sequencing focusing on 27 loci putatively associated with drug resistance. In the targeted sequencing case the entire open reading frame and flanking 100bp (as annotated in the MTB H37Rv genome) were sequenced. (see reference Farhat et. al Manuscript submitted for more details
genetic variation
No full textPooled data on genetic variation. Each row represents an individual Mycobacterium tuberculosis patient isolate. ID's starting with w are isolates that were whole genome sequenced. ID's not starting with 'w' belong to isolates that underwent targeted sequencing focusing on 27 loci putatively associated with drug resistance. In the targeted sequencing case the entire open reading frame and flanking 100bp (as annotated in the MTB H37Rv genome) were sequenced. (see reference Farhat et. al Manuscript submitted for more details
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Jullia Kabande, Katherine, Suleiman Farhat, George Farhat, c.1923
No full textThis image is a digital reproduction of a black and white photograph donated by Kathy Sa'ade Kenny. This is a photograph of Katrina Sa’ade’s family in the early years of her second marriage to Suleiman Farhat. The photo features Katrina’s daughter from her first marriage to Emilio Kabande Julia (left), Katrina (centre left), Suleiman Farhat (centre right), and George Farhat (right). This image exists as part of the Farhat Family collection within the Katrina Sa'ade project of the Planet Bethlehem Archive.</div
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Jiryes Farhat to Suleiman Farhat, 1933
No full textThe images are a digital reproduction of a handwritten letter and accompanying translation donated by Kathy Sa'ade Kenny. In this letter Jiryes Farhat writes to his son Suleiman Farhat who was living in California managing his and Katrina's shop. At this stage Katrina Sa'ade had recently moved to Ramallah with three of their children to live with Jiryes and his wife Miriam. Jiryes notes that he and the family are looking after Katrina and the children, and references their Arabic tutoring. Issa Farhat scribes. These images exist as part of the Katrina Sa'ade Letters collection within the Katrina Sa'ade project of the Planet Bethlehem Archive.</div
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Fred Farhat to Suleiman Farhat, 1933 (1/2)
No full textThe images are a digital reproduction of a handwritten letter and accompanying translation donated by Kathy Sa'ade Kenny. In this letter Fred Farhat writes to his father Suleiman Farhat in California asking for money for himself and his mother Katrina Sa'ade in Ramallah where they were living with the Farhat family. These images exist as part of the Katrina Sa'ade Letters collection within the Katrina Sa'ade project of the Planet Bethlehem Archive.</div
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Jiryes Farhat to Suleiman Farhat, 16 February 1934 (1/2)
No full textThe images are a digital reproduction of a handwritten letter and accompanying translation donated by Kathy Sa'ade Kenny. In this letter Jiryes Farhat informs his son Suleiman Farhat, who is living in California, of the dramatic turn of events in which Katrina Sa'ade left Palestine taking her son Fred Farhat with her. This was against the wishes of her father-in-law Jiryes and resulted in a violent encounter between him and her relatives who assisted her with her flight. Issa Farhat scribes. These images exist as part of the Katrina Sa'ade Letters collection within the Katrina Sa'ade project of the Planet Bethlehem Archive.</div
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Jiryes Farhat to Suleiman Farhat, 16 February 1934 (2/2)
No full textThe images are a digital reproduction of a handwritten letter and accompanying translation donated by Kathy Sa'ade Kenny. In this letter sent from Ramallah Jiryes Farhat informs his son Suleiman Farhat, who was living in California, of the dramatic events surrounding Katrina Sa'ade's flight from Palestine and success in organising her passage to the US. He describes how she attempted to take her children from the Farhat family, however she only managed to leave with Fred. See 'relation' for another letter describing the same events. Issa Farhat scribes. These images exist as part of the Katrina Sa'ade Letters collection within the Katrina Sa'ade project of the Planet Bethlehem Archive.</div
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Jiryes Farhat to Suleiman Farhat, 1 January 1934
No full textThe images are a digital reproduction of a handwritten letter and accompanying translation donated by Kathy Sa'ade Kenny. In this letter Jiryes Farhat writes from Ramallah to his son Suleiman Farhat in California warning him that Katrina Sa'ade (Suleiman's wife) is lying to him in her letters to him. He recounts his version of the tensions and arguments between her and the Farhat family since her move to Ramallah with the children. Issa Farhat scribes. These images exist as part of the Katrina Sa'ade Letters collection within the Katrina Sa'ade project of the Planet Bethlehem Archive.</div
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Jiryes Farhat to Suleiman Farhat, 25 May 1929
No full textThe images are a digital reproduction of a handwritten letter and accompanying translation donated by Kathy Sa'ade Kenny. In this letter Jiryes Farhat writes to his son, Suleiman Farhat, explaining the steps he has taken to change the ownership of their land in Ramallah into the Farhat children's names. Jiryes describes in detail the abundance of their land, including the amount of olive and fig trees they have, and his conviction that they will never give it up. At this stage Katrina Sa'ade and Suleiman Farhat were married and living in California, US. Issa Farhat scribes this message. These images exist as part of the Katrina Sa'ade Letters collection within the Katrina Sa'ade project of the Planet Bethlehem Archive.</div
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Jiryes Farhat to Suleiman Farhat, 25 September 1934
No full textThe images are a digital reproduction of a handwritten letter and accompanying translation donated by Kathy Sa'ade Kenny. In this letter Jiryes Farhat writes this letter to his son Suleiman Farhat in California. Jiryes ask Suleiman to 'use his head' and move back to Ramallah soon. He warns that his health is deteriorating and asks Suleiman to send money for George's school fees. At this stage Katrina Sa'ade and Fred Farhat (Katrina and Suleiman's son) had moved back to California to join Suleiman, leaving George with his grandparents after a dramatic departure.These images exist as part of the Katrina Sa'ade Letters collection within the Katrina Sa'ade project of the Planet Bethlehem Archive.</div
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