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1. A Jewish agency was created only in 1929, delayed by the desire to create a body that represented both Zionist and non-Zionist Jews.
2. The Jewish Agency is ready to enter into immediate arrangements for utilizing Jewish manpower, technical ability, resources, etc. (Web site)
3. The Jewish Agency was raided by British Troops in 1946 under Operation Agatha in response to a number of attacks against British forces.

Twelve Years

1. After the war Yona Bogale worked for the Ethiopian Ministry of Education for twelve years and then for the Jewish Agency. (Web site)

Israeli Government

1. They deny that the Jewish Agency (and subsequently the Israeli government) had planned the exodus. (Web site)

Members

1. Without exception, these classes are taught by members of the Mishlachat, Israelis who participate in an emissaries program run by the Jewish Agency. (Web site)

Statehood

1. The Jewish Agency declared statehood to be within the borders of the proposed Jewish state as defined in United Nations Resolution 181.

Israel

1. On 14 May, the Jewish Agency declared the independence of the state of Israel. (Web site)

Aliyah

1. Of the $40 million slated for this year, $35 million will be allotted to the Jewish Agency for Israel to manage aliyah, or immigration to Israel. (Web site)

Palestine

1. The Jewish Agency managed to purchase only about 6% of the land area of Palestine that became Israel by 1948.
2. The Jewish Agency made a deal, the Hesder, that allowed Jews to escape Germany to Palestine in return for hard currency that the Reich needed. (Web site)

Jewish State

1. The Jewish Agency then voted that the British government should pay for the removal of the Palestinian Arabs from the territory allotted to the Jewish state. (Web site)

Foreign Office

1. The Foreign Office suggested that the Jewish Agency should arrange for these vessels to be placed on the Jewish State Register.

Irgun

1. In addition, the Palmach guarded the Jewish Agency leaders for fear that the Irgun or Lehi might react by perpetrating counter-kidnappings. (Web site)

Haganah

1. The Irgun leadership, as well as the "Supervisory Committee" held similar beliefs, as did some members of the Haganah and the Jewish Agency.
2. After this operation, condemned outright by the Jewish Agency and by the Haganah, the Jewish Resistance Movement ceased to exist. (Web site)

Jewish Agency

1. The Haganah, a secret armed group organized by the Jewish Agency, and the Irgun and the Stern Gang, terrorist groups, were active.
2. The Irgun officially claimed responsibility for the incident, but subsequent evidence indicated that both the Haganah and the Jewish Agency were involved. (Web site)

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2. Countries > Republics > Israel > Irgun
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