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The New York Times · 16 August 1947

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Haganah Kills 11 in Palestine Hunt for Arab Gunmen

Haganah Kills 11 in Palestine Hunt for Arab Gunmen — The New York Times, 16 August 1947
The New York Times · 16 August 1947

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HAGANAH KILLS 11 IN PALESTINE HUNT FOR ARAB GUNMEN Mother and 4 Small Children Are Among Those Slain by Zionist Militia in a Raid REPRISALS ARE EXPECTED Member of Moslem Peace Body in Jaffa Says Latest Action Is 'Strong Provocation' By CLIFTON DANIEL Special to THE NEW YORK TINKS. TEL AVIV, Palestine, Aug.

15- An Arab woman, her husband, an adult son and four children were among eleven Arabs killed when a Haganah task force invaded an Arab orange grove near here eariy The Zionist secret militia today. also killed four men and then blew up the house. leaders suspected the Haganah house was the rendezvous for the group that killed four Jews in a Sunday cabarot near Tel Aviv Haganah acknowledged its night. responsibility for the bombing but said the house in which the Arabs met death was empty.

The Arab - Jewish battleground the twin the slums between in cities of Tel Aviv and Jaffa has bec

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"Haganah Kills 11 in Palestine Hunt for Arab Gunmen," The New York Times, 16 August 1947. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1947-055. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1947-055

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