Tel Hay, one of the first Jewish…

March 1920 CE

Tel Hay, one of the first Jewish settlements in the Galilee region, is attacked by a large band of Arabs; six of the defenders, including Trumpeldor, are killed on March 1, 1920.

Intermittently inhabited from 1905, and permanently settled as a pastoral camp and border outpost in 1918, the settlement's name (Hebrew: "Hill of Life") is an onomatopoetic derivation from the former Arabic name, Talha.

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