Deir Hanna
In the Crusader era, Deir Hanna was a fief known as "Berhenne", or "Der Henne". In 1174 it was one of the casalia (villages) given to "Phillipe le Rous". In 1236 descendants of "Phillipe le Rous" confirmed the sale of the fief of Deir Henna. According to architectural researcher Andrew Petersen, no traces of Crusader occupation were found in the village.