in 1992 palestinian historian walid khalidi noted that: "only a few of the village houses remain on the site, interspersed among the settlement's houses; some serve as residences and warehouses. the village cemetery, next to the administrative building of the settlement, has been levelled and planted with grass. on the southern edge of the cemetery is a cave that contains the large grindstone of a flour mill. olive and carob trees grow on the site, among other trees more recently planted by the settlers. at the western edge of the village is a soccer field. the walls and fallen roofs of the destroyed houses can be seen at the edge of this field."