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Zionism's Terrorist Roots - Brief King David Hotel Bombing - Jerusalem Jabotinsky→Irgun→Herut→Likud→Netanyahu The Irgun (Etzel) wasn’t a “resistance” group - it was a zionist terrorist group(officially) that bombed the King David Hotel in 1946, killing 91 people (Brits, arabs, and jews alike). Its leader Menachem Begin later founded the...

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