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David Shaltiel (Hebrew: דוד שאלתיאל; 16
January 1903 –
February 1969) was an
Israeli military and
intelligence officer,
later also diplomat, and was most...
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commander David Shaltiel preapproved of the
attack (with some
sources describing this
approval as
having been
given "reluctantly").
Shaltiel suggested attacking...
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Albert Elay
Shaltiel (Hebrew: אלברט אלי שאלתיאל, Persian: آلبرت الی شلتیل); (born 4
March 1969) is the
founder and
director of the ILAI Fund
which ****ists...
- Decoder.
March 23, 2017.
Archived from the
original on
January 17, 2021.
Shaltiel,
Jason (November 29, 2015). "Youth
Hostels in Nyc, Made
Illegal in 2010...
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Brigade of 1,200 with
another 1,200
second line troops,
commanded by
David Shaltiel. In
addition there was a
Jewish Home
Guard of 2,500, and 500
members of...
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nonprofit organization was
established in
Israel in 2005 by
Albert Elay
Shaltiel. As of
early 2022, the ILAI Fund has ****isted and
continues to ****ist over...
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first truce, by
Irgun and Lehi forces. However, it was dela**** by
David Shaltiel,
possibly because he did not
trust their ability after their failure to...
- Brigade. Its
first commander was
Yisrael Amir, who was
replaced by
David Shaltiel. The
brigade parti****ted in
operations in the city of
Jerusalem itself...
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Sephardic Jews
often had
hereditary family names (e.g., Cordovero, Abrabanel,
Shaltiel, de Leon, Alcalai, Toledano, Lopez)
since well
before the
Spanish expulsion...
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could harm the Jews in the city. Ben-Gurion left the
final decision to
Shaltiel. The
battle for
Jerusalem was thus set in motion.
Operation Yevusi lasted...
