A place name identifying a location where Benjamites settled after the exile, mentioned in Nehemiah 11:34. The site has been identified with modern Beit Nebala, about six miles northeast of Lydda. The Septuagint renders it as Nabalat, showing typical Greek transliteration. The Mishnah preserves the name as Beit Nebalata, confirming its continued recognition in later Jewish tradition. The town appears in lists of post-exilic resettlement, documenting the gradual repopulation of Benjamin's traditional territory after the Babylonian deportation.