Bedouin attacks in northern Palestine force the…

January 1920 CE

Bedouin attacks in northern Palestine force the French at a fort near Metulla to retreat on January 4, 1920.

The one hundred and twenty members of the settlement here are forced to flee to Sidon, where they will board a ship to Haifa.

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French Occupation of Syria View → Aliyah, Third View → Paris Peace Conference (1919 - 1920) View →

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