Kafr Yasif
During the Crusader era in Palestine it was known as "Cafresi", "Cafriasif," or "Cafriasim". In 1193 Queen Isabella I and her spouse Henry of Champagne granted the "casale" of Kafr Yasif to prior Heinrich of the Teutonic Knights. In the 13th century it was inhabited by Christians and paid tithes to the Bishop of Acre. In 1257 Kafr Yasif appears in a document relating to a disagreement between the Bishop of Acre and the Teutonic Knights about its income.