correspond to the definition of a "Tegart fort", although they were all part of the same security building project from 1940-41, with later additions. British name of the fort, current location name (if it changed), history, current state/use: Acre police station, now Akko (active) Affula police station (active) Al-Khalisa police station, now Kiryat Shmona (active) Artuf police station, now Beit Shemesh (active) Atlit police station, now part of an Israeli military prison, Prison Six Bassa police station, now Ya'ara (military base) Beersheba police station, now headquarters of the Southern Command Beisan police station, now Beit She'an (active) Beit Dajan, now Beit Dagan police station (active) Bayt Jibrin police station, now Beit Guvrin Border Police base Khirbet Beit Lid police station, now Ashmoret maximum security prison at HaSharon or Beit Lid Junction near Ganot Hadar Beit Shemesh police station (active) Bethlehem - 2 police stations, one is now the local seat of the Palestinian Authority Damun police station, now Damon Prison on Mount Carmel Deir Qaddis police station Dhahiriya police station Ein Tina police station in Wadi Amud near Hukok (abandoned). Also Ein at-Tina, Ein-a-Tina, Ein et-Tina. Fara police station, at Far'a refugee camp near Nablus, now a Palestinian prison Farradiyya police station, depopulated village near Parod (abandoned) Gaza police station, bombed in 2008-11, today Al-Saraya park Gesher police station (abandoned; heritage site near Old Gesher) Hadera police station (active) El Hamme police station, now Hamat Gader; destroyed or abandoned (?), in military area on the border. Hebron police station (destroyed 2001) Iraq Suweidan police station ("Metzudat Yoav Shenkar" - Yoav Shenkar Fortress), now the Givati Brigade Museum Jalame police station, now Kishon Detention Center near Haifa Jenin police station, now the local seat of the Palestinian Authority Jericho police station, destroyed by the Palestinian Authority Jiftlik police station (destroyed? military base?) Qalqilia police station, destroyed by the Israeli army in 1956 as part of a retaliatory operation Karkur police station, now Camp 1391 (active) Kfar Saba police station (active) Khalsa police station Khan Yunis police station (destroyed 1955) Kiryat El Anab police station near Abu Ghosh, served as the initial headquarters of the Givati Brigade and later as a military base; abandoned. Kiriat Haim police station in Haifa (active) Latrun police station, now the IDF's Armored Corps Memorial Site and Museum Lajjun police station near Tel Megiddo, now Megiddo Prison Lydda police station, now Lod Border Police Headquarters Majdal police