A contingent of Lehi and Irgun dressed…

April 1948 CE

A contingent of Lehi and Irgun dressed as Arab fighters enters the village of Nasir al-Din, near Tiberias, on the night of April 13-14.

Villagers emerging to greet them are met with live fire.

Only forty people survive, and the houses of the village are razed.

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Nasir ad-Din Israel Israel View →

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Arab people View → Jews View → Arab nationalism View → ZO (Zionist Organization) View → Zionism View → Haganah, the (Hebrew: "The Defense") View → Palestine, British Mandate of View → Jewish Agency for Palestine View → Irgun (Irgun Tsvai Leumi; Hebrew: "National Military Organization", or Etzel) View → Lehi (Lohamei Herut Israel, "Fighters for the Freedom of Israel", aka the Stern Gang) View → Arab League, or League of Arab States View → Arab Liberation Army View → Palestinians View → Holy War, Army of the, or Holy War Army (Jaysh al-Jihad al-Muqaddas) View →

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Irgun Terrorism in Palestine View → Aliyah Bet View → Stern Gang in Palestine View → Mandatory Palestine, 1947-1948 Civil War in View →

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