Umm al-Zeitoun

A village in the north of Jabal Al -Arab in As -Suwayda, & nbsp; its reconstruction is old. The old buildings are the western part of the village, which is built of Bazel Stone and is covered by Barbed on arches. It contains the remains of antiquities that belong to the covenants: & nbsp; Nabatiyah, Rummaniya, Byzantine and Islamic Arab, represented in multiple buildings, the most famous of which are "Kaleib" from the third century AD, and facilities for water storage engraved in the rock, their modern homes spanned east & nbsp; built of armed cement and basal stone. Most of the population works in urban agriculture (2170 AH) and the cultivation of fruit trees (olives, lobsics, figs) and grace. They also work with livestock, rugs, hand carpets, straw dishes, country, and block & nbsp;