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4.6.1918
Weizmann Meets with Emir Feisal
"Weizmann meets with Emir Feisal in South Transjon to discuss cooperation between the Jewish and Arab national movements." (Naor, Zionism: Timeline, Articles, Documents, Glossary).
29.6.1946
"Black Saturday"
The British began an extensive operation against the Yishuv. A curfew was imposed on many cities; house to house searches were made and a few of the Yishuv leaders were arrested.
30.6.1920
The High Commissioner Arrival to Palestine
Herbert Samuel, who grew up in a Jewish home, is appointed as High Commissioner of Palestine with the start of the British mandate.
30.6.1937
Tirat Tzvi
On June 30, 1937, the first religious kibbutz, "Tirat-Tzvi" was established in the south of Beit Shean valley. For many years the kibbutz marked the southern borders of the Jordan valley.
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