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Aliyah Bet

Aliyah Bet was the clandestine Jewish immigration to Mandatory Palestine between 1934 and 1948, in defiance of British restrictions on Jewish entry. Discussed here as part of a post on Tel Aviv’s founding-era history.

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Modern Tel Aviv

A second day of touring Tel Aviv, this time tracing its modern development — the cultural quarter, Sarona, the Tachana, the ha'apala memorial, Rabin Square, the old port and the Yitzchak Rabin Centre.

Apr 2014 · 3 minute read
Tel Aviv Art Museum The German Colony of Sarona The Old Train Station, Tel Aviv The memorial to the maapilim - illegal immigration - Tel Aviv Memorial to Yitzchak Rabin at Rabin Square Tel Aviv Port Memorial at the Yitzchak Rabin Centre / Israeli Museum
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