1948 in All-Palestine (Gaza)
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1948 in All-Palestine (Gaza) refers to the events, within the jurisdiction of the All-Palestine Government in Gaza Strip under Egyptian protection.
Incumbents
- Prime Minister: Ahmed Hilmi Pasha
Events
September
- On 22 September 1948, the All-Palestine Government was proclaimed by the Arab League[1] and immediately recognized by all its members with the exception of Transjordanian Emirate (later the Kingdom of Jordan)[2].
October
- 15 October – The beginning of the IDF's Operation Yoav, aimed at conquering the whole Negev desert[3].
- 21 October – Battle of Beersheba: The IDF's Negev Brigade occupies Beersheba.
December
- 27 December – The IDF starts Operation Horev, a wide scale attack against the Egyptian army in the Western Negev.
- Late December - the All-Palestine Government relocates to Cairo, following the Israeli offensive on Western Negev and Gaza.
Israeli forces capture Beersheba during the Battle of Beersheba, 21 October 1948
See also
References
- ↑ "All-Palestine Government – Cablegram from Premier and Acting Foreign Secretary to SecGen". United Nations The Question Of Palestine. 14 October 1948. Retrieved 25 August 2026.
- ↑ "The "Palestine Government Ministry of Foreign Affairs" to the Foreign Ministries of the Arab States". Office of the Historian U.S Department of State Bureau of Administration. 1 March 1950. Retrieved 25 August 2026.
- ↑ Israel Defense Forces, Southern Front. Operation Yoav Order. 10 October 1948. Israel Defense Forces Archive (IDFA), archival document. CET Archive.
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