Milito Arab-Israelana di 1948

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Araba–Israelana milito di 1948 esis kombatit inter Israel e federuro de arabiana stati e palestinan Arabi forci. Esis l'unesma en serio di militi en duranta Arab–Israelana konflikto.

Antee ta milito esis periodo di interna milito en la teritorio di komisito Palestina inter judala Yishuv e palestinan araba forci pro UN partigoplano. Federo di araba stati (Transjordania, Egiptia, Siria, Irak) intervenis en palestinana latero, chanjis de interna konflikto a milito inter stati. ^[1]

La kombato eventis precipue sur l'ex-teritorio di britaniana komiso, anke dum kurta tempo en Sinai peninsulo e sudala Libano. ^[2] La milito komencas 15ma di mayo 1948 kande Israel esis kreita kom nedependanta stato e finas kun 1949 armistico konvencioni, qua establisita armistico dislimitizo linei inter israelana ed arabian armeala forci, ordinare konocata kom reda lineo.

Cirkum 6 000 Juda - e duople Arabiana homi mortis.

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1948–1948 Palestinana milito

1948–1949 Araba milito kun Israel

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↑ Gelber, Yoav Palestine, 1948: war, escape and the emergence of the Palestinian refugee problem. 2nd ed. Sussex Academic Press, 2006 p. 138. "A war between Israel and the Arab States broke out immediately, and the Arab armies invaded Palestine." [1]
↑ Rogan, Eugene L., ed., and Avi Shlaim, ed. The War for Palestine: Rewriting the History of 1948. 2nd ed. Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 2007 p. 99.

[1] Gelber, Yoav Palestine, 1948: war, escape and the emergence of the Palestinian refugee problem. 2nd ed. Sussex Academic Press, 2006 p. 138. "A war between Israel and the Arab States broke out immediately, and the Arab armies invaded Palestine." [1]

[2] Rogan, Eugene L., ed., and Avi Shlaim, ed. The War for Palestine: Rewriting the History of 1948. 2nd ed. Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 2007 p. 99.

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