Arab Liberation Army

The Arab League Military Committee, with headquarters in Damascus, was responsible for the movements and servicing of the Army. The Committee consisted of General Ismail Safwat (Iraq, Commander-in-Chief), General Taha al-Hashimi (Iraq), Colonel Shuqayri (Lebanon), Colonel Muhammed al-Hindi (Syria) and Colonel Abd al-Qadir al-Jundi (Transjordan). All of the countries represented related to King Abdullah's long-held plans to re-form Greater Syria. This Greater Syria Plan (Mashru Suriya al-Kubra) had been suported by the British Empire throughout the thirties and forties (Aruri, 1972, p. 23).

Arab Liberation Army, Arab Liberation Army - The disposition and control of forces, Arab Liberation Army - The Unit of the Minorities

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The 1948 Arab-Israeli War is referred to as the "War of Independence" (Hebrew: מלחמת העצמאות) or as the "War of Liberation" (Hebrew: מלחמת השחרור) by Israelis. For Palestinians, the war marked the beginning of the events referred to as "The Catastrophe" ("al Nakba," Arabic: النكبة ). It was the first in a series of wars in the Arab-Israeli conflict. It established the state of Israel as an independent state, dividing the remaining areas of the British Mandate of Palestine into areas co ...

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• 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Background
• 1948 Arab-Israeli War - The Great Arab Revolt and Its Aftermath
• 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Yishuv/British Security and Intelligence Collaboration
• 1948 Arab-Israeli War - The End of Colonial Rule
• 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Amin al-Husayni
• 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Phases of the War
• 1948 Arab-Israeli War - First phase: November 29 1947 - April 1 1948
• 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Second phase: April 1 1948 - May 15 1948
• 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Third phase: May 15 1948 - June 11 1948
• 1948 Arab-Israeli War - First truce: June 11 1948 - July 8 1948
• 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Fourth phase: July 8 1948 - July 18 1948
• 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Second truce: July 18 1948 - October 15 1948
• 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Fifth phase: October 15 1948 - July 20 1949
• 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Aftermath
• 1948 Arab-Israeli War - 1949 Armistice Agreements
• 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Casualties
• 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Demographic outcome
• 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Footnotes

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The fighting was over at about 11:00 am. The fighters begin to clean up the houses to secure them. Irgun's commander Ben-Zion Cohen noted: "[We] felt a desire for revenge." One villager has stated that the attackers appeared to have been set off by an Irgun commander's death, still others reported that upon discovering an armed man disguised as a woman, one guerrilla began shooting everyone around, followed by his comrades joining in. In the afternoon prisoners were taken on the village trucks to a victory parade in the Jewish neighbourhoods ...

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The city of Haifa, on the Mediterranean coast at the northwestern edge of the Plain of Sharon, was among the most strategic locations in Palestine. Under the 1947 UN Partition plan, it was within the area allocated to a Jewish state. Haifa was the country's largest port, and had an oil refinery and oil terminal and pipeline. The port of Haifa made it possible for the Jews to receive supplies and armaments before and during the war. The Zionist leadership considered it vital for the new state of Israel, and a ...

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Capture of Haifa in 1948, Capture of Haifa in 1948 - Background, Capture of Haifa in 1948 - The battle, Capture of Haifa in 1948 - Aftermath

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1948 Arab-Israeli War - First phase: November 29 1947 - April 1 1948. In the twelve days following the UN decision 79 jews were killed by Palestinians, on Nov 30 seven were killed in an attack on a Jerusalem bound bus, and on Dec 2, a mob of Palestinians looted jewish-owned shops in Jerusalem and killed two. The British, who were responible for law and order did not always enforce it, sometimes they would disarm Jewish defense brigades who would then be attacked by Palestinians. The Jews defended themselves and s ...

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1948 Arab-Israeli War, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Background, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - The Great Arab Revolt and Its Aftermath, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Yishuv/British Security and Intelligence Collaboration, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - The End of Colonial Rule, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Amin al-Husayni, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Phases of the War, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - First phase: November 29 1947 - April 1 1948, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Second phase: April 1 1948 - May 15 1948, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Third phase: May 15 1948 - June 11 1948, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - First truce: June 11 1948 - July 8 1948, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Fourth phase: July 8 1948 - July 18 1948, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Second truce: July 18 1948 - October 15 1948, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Fifth phase: October 15 1948 - July 20 1949, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Aftermath, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - 1949 Armistice Agreements, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Casualties, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Demographic outcome, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Footnotes

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1948 Arab-Israeli War - First phase: November 29 1947 - April 1 1948. Right after the UN partition plan was approved, joint Jordanian, Egyptian, Syrian, Lebanese and Iraqi troops invaded Palestine, which Israel, the United States, the Soviet Union, and UN Secretary-General Trygve Lie called illegal aggression. The British Army frequently intervened, but as the end of British involvement in Palestine drew nearer and attacks on them by Irgun and Lehi increased, their intervention grew steadily more inconsistent and ...

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The attack force consisted of about 132 men, 72 from Irgun and 60 from Lehi as well as a few women to serve as support. From Givat Shaul a Lehi unit approached Deir Yassin, accompanied with Meir Pa'il and a photographer "to watch their military performance". (Information from Uri Milstein, "Deir Yassin") One Irgun unit moved towards Deir Yassin from the east, while a second approached it from the south. At 4:45 a.m. the fighting started when concealed Irgunists encountered a village guard. (Information from Uri Milstein ...

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Deir Yassin massacre, Deir Yassin massacre - Historical background, Deir Yassin massacre - 1948, Deir Yassin massacre - The Village and Irgun and Lehi Activity, Deir Yassin massacre - The question of foreign Arab ALA troops in Deir Yassin, Deir Yassin massacre - Battle plans, Deir Yassin massacre - The battle, Deir Yassin massacre - The loudspeaker truck, Deir Yassin massacre - The massacre, Deir Yassin massacre - Photographs of the bodies, Deir Yassin massacre - Meir Pa'il's eyewitness account, Deir Yassin massacre - Mordechai Gihon's eyewitness account, Deir Yassin massacre - Eliahu Arbel's eyewitness account, Deir Yassin massacre - Jacques de Reynier's eyewitness accout, Deir Yassin massacre - Dr. Alfred Engel's eyewitness account, Deir Yassin massacre - Yeshurun Schiff's eyewitness account, Deir Yassin massacre - Yair Tsaban's eyewitness accout, Deir Yassin massacre - Some villagers' eyewitness accounts, Deir Yassin massacre - Irgun & Lehi member's eyewitness accounts, Deir Yassin massacre - Number of dead wounded and prisoners, Deir Yassin massacre - Results, Deir Yassin massacre - Modern debate

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In 1948 participants, observers and journalists wrote that as many as 254 villagers were killed that day. Everyone had an interest in publicizing a high Arab casualty figure: the Haganah, to tarnish the Irgun and Lehi; the Arabs and the British to blacken the Jews; the Irgun and Lehi to provoke terror and frighten Arabs into fleeing the country. Arabs used the incident to unify and invigorate Arab anger against the Jews - resulting in the Hadassah medical ...

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During the battle for Kastel, the Irgun and Lehi took their plan to attack Deir Yassin to Haganah for coordination. Rivalry between them made matters tense. The guerillas contacted David Shaltiel, the Haganah district commander, and asked for his approval. Shaltiel was surprised by their choice and asked: "Why go to Deir Yassin? It is a quiet village. There is a non-aggression pact between Givat Shaul and the Mukhtar of Deir Yassin. The village is not a security problem in any way. Our problem is in the battle for the Qastel. I suggest you p ...

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Deir Yassin very quickly became an ideological bait in the propaganda war between Israel and the Arab states. Panic flight of Arabs across Palestine intensified. It was also used as a strong argument for the Arab states to intervene against Israel, Arab League chief Azzam Pasha said "The massacre of Deir Yassin was to a great extent the cause of the wrath of the Arab nations and the most important factor for sending [in] the Arab armies**. Moreover an Arab retaliatory strike came very quickly. Just four days after the massacre at Deir ...

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After the UN resolution to partition Palestine, the Jewish neighborhoods of Haifa were under constant attacks by Arab snipers. The neighborhoods of Hadar suffered major shelling from the Arab neighborhood of Halisa. Further attacks were carried on from the Arab villages on the shore of the Mediterranean, blocking transportation between the Jewish neighborhoods of Haifa and Tel Aviv. Through Christian intermediaries, Haganah proposed a cease-fire to the Arab leadership in Haifa. The Arabs declined, having been advised by the Arab milit ...

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Capture of Haifa in 1948, Capture of Haifa in 1948 - Background, Capture of Haifa in 1948 - The battle, Capture of Haifa in 1948 - Aftermath

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Following the defeat of the Ottoman Empire in World War I, the League of Nations granted the British and the French temporary colonial administration over former Ottoman provinces south of present day Turkey. These regions had been called vilayets under the Ottomans, but were referred to as mandates at the time, after the process that allocated them. The two powers drew arbitrary borders, dividing the area into four sections. Three of these -- Iraq, ...

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1948 Arab-Israeli War, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Background, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - The Great Arab Revolt and Its Aftermath, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Yishuv/British Security and Intelligence Collaboration, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - The End of Colonial Rule, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Amin al-Husayni, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Phases of the War, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - First phase: November 29 1947 - April 1 1948, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Second phase: April 1 1948 - May 15 1948, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Third phase: May 15 1948 - June 11 1948, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - First truce: June 11 1948 - July 8 1948, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Fourth phase: July 8 1948 - July 18 1948, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Second truce: July 18 1948 - October 15 1948, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Fifth phase: October 15 1948 - July 20 1949, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Aftermath, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - 1949 Armistice Agreements, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Casualties, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Demographic outcome, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Footnotes

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1948 Arab-Israeli War - 1949 Armistice Agreements. In 1949, Israel signed separate armistices with Egypt on February 24, Lebanon on March 23, Transjordan on April 3, and Syria on July 20. Israel was generally able to create its own borders, comprising 78 percent of Mandatory Palestine, 50 percent more than the UN partition proposal allotted it. These cease-fire lines were known afterwards as the "Green Line". The Gaza Strip and the West Bank were occupied by Egypt and Transjordan respectively. < ...

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1948 Arab-Israeli War, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Background, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - The Great Arab Revolt and Its Aftermath, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Yishuv/British Security and Intelligence Collaboration, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - The End of Colonial Rule, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Amin al-Husayni, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Phases of the War, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - First phase: November 29 1947 - April 1 1948, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Second phase: April 1 1948 - May 15 1948, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Third phase: May 15 1948 - June 11 1948, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - First truce: June 11 1948 - July 8 1948, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Fourth phase: July 8 1948 - July 18 1948, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Second truce: July 18 1948 - October 15 1948, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Fifth phase: October 15 1948 - July 20 1949, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Aftermath, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - 1949 Armistice Agreements, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Casualties, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Demographic outcome, 1948 Arab-Israeli War - Footnotes

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The Deir Yassin event occurred during the so-called "civil war" period of fighting (from December 1947 to mid-May 1948) inside Palestine between Jews and Arabs as British rule dissolved, and while the United Nations General Assembly partition recommendation of December 1947 for Palestine's future governance remained unenforced. This period ended and was replaced by more general regional war when the British Mandate over Palestine ended on 15 May 1948 and at the same time Israel declared its statehood. That broader conflict is more generally known as ...

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Deir Yassin massacre, Deir Yassin massacre - Historical background, Deir Yassin massacre - 1948, Deir Yassin massacre - The Village and Irgun and Lehi Activity, Deir Yassin massacre - The question of foreign Arab ALA troops in Deir Yassin, Deir Yassin massacre - Battle plans, Deir Yassin massacre - The battle, Deir Yassin massacre - The loudspeaker truck, Deir Yassin massacre - The massacre, Deir Yassin massacre - Photographs of the bodies, Deir Yassin massacre - Meir Pa'il's eyewitness account, Deir Yassin massacre - Mordechai Gihon's eyewitness account, Deir Yassin massacre - Eliahu Arbel's eyewitness account, Deir Yassin massacre - Jacques de Reynier's eyewitness accout, Deir Yassin massacre - Dr. Alfred Engel's eyewitness account, Deir Yassin massacre - Yeshurun Schiff's eyewitness account, Deir Yassin massacre - Yair Tsaban's eyewitness accout, Deir Yassin massacre - Some villagers' eyewitness accounts, Deir Yassin massacre - Irgun & Lehi member's eyewitness accounts, Deir Yassin massacre - Number of dead wounded and prisoners, Deir Yassin massacre - Results, Deir Yassin massacre - Modern debate

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The Deir Yassin events began with an attack on April 9, 1948, in which several Jewish armed factions seized and occupied the Arab town of Deir Yassin, simultaneous with Jewish attempts to break the siege of western Jerusalem, although the levels of provocation, military necessity and authority justifying the action remain controversial.The village had previously entered into a non-agression pact with Israel. During the takeover or related holding of the village, according to conclusions drawn from villager oral histories in a 1998 study by B ...

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Deir Yassin massacre, Deir Yassin massacre - Historical background, Deir Yassin massacre - 1948, Deir Yassin massacre - The Village and Irgun and Lehi Activity, Deir Yassin massacre - The question of foreign Arab ALA troops in Deir Yassin, Deir Yassin massacre - Battle plans, Deir Yassin massacre - The battle, Deir Yassin massacre - The loudspeaker truck, Deir Yassin massacre - The massacre, Deir Yassin massacre - Photographs of the bodies, Deir Yassin massacre - Meir Pa'il's eyewitness account, Deir Yassin massacre - Mordechai Gihon's eyewitness account, Deir Yassin massacre - Eliahu Arbel's eyewitness account, Deir Yassin massacre - Jacques de Reynier's eyewitness accout, Deir Yassin massacre - Dr. Alfred Engel's eyewitness account, Deir Yassin massacre - Yeshurun Schiff's eyewitness account, Deir Yassin massacre - Yair Tsaban's eyewitness accout, Deir Yassin massacre - Some villagers' eyewitness accounts, Deir Yassin massacre - Irgun & Lehi member's eyewitness accounts, Deir Yassin massacre - Number of dead wounded and prisoners, Deir Yassin massacre - Results, Deir Yassin massacre - Modern debate

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It is highly unlikely that there were more than at most half a dozen foreign fighters in Deir Yassin at the time of the attack. Earlier that year the ALA had repeatedly urged the villagers to let soldiers enter the village but they were denied every time. On January 11, an Arab group tried to set up a base in the village. But the inhabitants resisted this with force which led to the miller's son getting killed. In the end the attempt was frustrated. (Information from ...

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Deir Yassin massacre, Deir Yassin massacre - Historical background, Deir Yassin massacre - 1948, Deir Yassin massacre - The Village and Irgun and Lehi Activity, Deir Yassin massacre - The question of foreign Arab ALA troops in Deir Yassin, Deir Yassin massacre - Battle plans, Deir Yassin massacre - The battle, Deir Yassin massacre - The loudspeaker truck, Deir Yassin massacre - The massacre, Deir Yassin massacre - Photographs of the bodies, Deir Yassin massacre - Meir Pa'il's eyewitness account, Deir Yassin massacre - Mordechai Gihon's eyewitness account, Deir Yassin massacre - Eliahu Arbel's eyewitness account, Deir Yassin massacre - Jacques de Reynier's eyewitness accout, Deir Yassin massacre - Dr. Alfred Engel's eyewitness account, Deir Yassin massacre - Yeshurun Schiff's eyewitness account, Deir Yassin massacre - Yair Tsaban's eyewitness accout, Deir Yassin massacre - Some villagers' eyewitness accounts, Deir Yassin massacre - Irgun & Lehi member's eyewitness accounts, Deir Yassin massacre - Number of dead wounded and prisoners, Deir Yassin massacre - Results, Deir Yassin massacre - Modern debate

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