Ivri, Gen. D.
Jabotinsky, Z.
Jaja, S.
Jamal Pasha
Jenin, Battle of
Jerusalem, Battle for (1948) in 1967
Jewish Agency funds Haganaand
Struma
affair
Jewish battalions
Jewish brigade
Jewish Colonization Association helps fund Ha-shomer
Jewish Settlement Police
Jihadias
(associations of holy warriors)
Jirardi Defile, battle of
Johnson, L. B., and Dimona reactor
Johnson, S.
Kahalani, Gen. A.
Kahane, M.
Kalisher, Ts.
Kalkiliya, raid of
Karameh, raid of
Kasis, G.
Kassam, Izz a-Din, Sheik
Kastel, Battle of
Katsir, E.
Kauji, F. alcommands Arab Salvation Armydefeated by Sadeh
Ken Dror, Y.
Kennedy, J. F., and Dimona reactor
Kersaint
Kfir fighterexported
Kibiya, raid of
King David hotel, destroyed
Kipling, R.
Kippot Sruggot
(hand-knit yarmulkes), the
Kissinger, H. A.
Koestler, A.
Kollek, T.
Kook, Y.
Korean War
Kreisky, B.
Kursk, Battle of
Labor Party, Israeli
Lahat, Gen. S.
Lance missile
Lanner, Gen. D.defends Golan Heights
Lao Tsu
Laskov, Gen. Ch.commands air forceappointed COScommands armored corpsleaves office as COS
Latrun, Battles of casualties at
Lavi fighter
Lavon, P.and the “Unfortunate Business”
Lawrence, T. E.
League of Nations
LECHI (Israel’s Freedom Fighters), foundedattacks British hunted by British early in War of Independence assassinates Count Bernadotte commemorated
Levin, N.
Levinger, M.
Levite, Maj. G.
Levy, Gen. M. appointed COS
Liddell Hart, Sir Basiland 1976 War
Ligom, Gen. S.
Likud Party
Lior, Y.
Low Intensity Conflict (LIC)
M-3 half track
M-16 assault rifle
M-48 (Patton) tankacquired by Israelprovided with active armor
M-60 tank provided with active armor
M-107 artillery piece
M-109 artillery piece
M-110 artillery piece
M-113 armored personnel carrier
Maccabee (sports club)
Machiavelli, N.
Machmichael, Sir H.
Machus, I.
Magen, Gen. K.
Makleff, Gen. D.sets up Unit 101
Mandate system
Mandler, Gen. A.
Manstein, Fieldmarshal E. von
Manteuffel, Gen. H. E.
MAPAI Party
Marcus, Col. D.
Marx, K.
Masada complex
Matt, Col. D.
Mayflower
McNamara, R. S.
MD-500 Defender helicopter
ME-109 fighter, imported by Hagana
Mead, M.
Meir, G.negotiates with King Abdullahappointed prime minister informed of Arab attack resigns as prime ministerand settlements
Merkava tankdescribed in Lebanon various models of
Meron, Gen. M.
Meteor fighterswithdrawn from service
Military industries (TAAS), founding ofexpansion comparative advantages of
Militia perpetua
Milson, M.
Ministry of defense, origins
Mirage III fighteracquired by IDFused against Syria
Mirage V fighter
Mishmar Ha-emek, Battle of
Mishmar Ha-yarden, Battle of
Missile boats, Israeliin 1973 Warenlarged built in Israel
Mitla Pass, airborne landing at battle for in 1967 War
Montefiore, Sir M.
Montgomery, Field Marshal B.
Mordechai, Gen. Y. commands in Lebanon and Palestinian Uprising and IDF morale
Morris, B.
Mosquito aircraft
Mossadkidnaps Vanunu and Egyptian missiles
Mount Scopus convoy, attack on
Moyne, Lord
Mubaraq, H.
Muhamad, Abd Al Rachim
Mystere fighter
NACHAL (Fighting Pioneer Youth) used to settle territories
Nachlin, raid of
Naor, A.
Napoleon Bonaparte
“Napoleonchicks” (mountain guns) used against Syriansat Latrun
Narkis, Gen. U.overruns West Bank, 1967
Nasser, G. A.and Czech arms dealnationalizes Suez Canalmoves towards 1967 War compared with Hitler opens War of Attrition
National defense collegereestablished
National Service Law
National Guard, Egyptian
National Guard, Jordanian
National Guard, U.S.
National Religious Party (MAFDAL)
Navy, Israeliin 1967 War in 1973 War re-equipped after 1973carries out Lebanon landingin 1990s
National Security Unit (NSU)
Negba, Battle of
Neeman, Y.
Netanyahu, B.
New Historians
Nietzsche, F.
NILI
Nir, Col. N.
Nixon, R. M.rearms Israel
Non-commissioned officers (NCOs) female
Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT)
Nordau, M.
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
Nuclear program, Israeli construction of Dimona reactor startedand bomb productionbefore 1973 Warafter 1973
Officers, selection and training promotion of femaletraining of post-1973 problems withlacking in higher education
Olson, Gen. T.
“Operation Agatha”
“Operation Chiram”
“Operation Chamets”
“Operation Dekel”
“Operation Grapes of Wrath”
“Operation Kadesh”
“Operation Kilshon”
“Operation Litani”
“Operation Makevet”
“Operation Musketeer”
“Operation Nachshon”
“Operation Peace for Galilee”effect on morale considered
“Operation Yevusi”
Oslo Agreement
Ottoman Legion
Ouragan fighter
Oz, A.
P-51 Mustang fighters
Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO), formedafter 1967expelled from Jordanmoves to Lebanon attacked in Lebanon leaves Beirut recognized by Arab states and Palestinian Uprising
PALMACH (Shock Companies), foundedplans to resist German invasion traditions ofstarts operations against the British early in War of Independencefights near Jerusalemdefends Galilee against Syriansat Latrundismembered women in
PALYAM (PALMACH naval company)
Patria
, sinking of
Patriot missileperformance during Gulf war
Patton, Gen. G.
Peel Committee
Peled, Gen. B.
Peled, Gen. E.
Peled, Gen. M.
People’s Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP)
Peres, S.negotiates French arms dealand Egyptian missilesbuilds nuclear reactorand 1967 War; appointed defense minister and expansion of IDFand arms industriesand ballistic missile program and Lebanon; becomes prime minister
Phalangeand Lebanese Civil Warmassacres Palestinians
PIAT (light anti tank weapon)
Pithon III missile
Popeye missile
POUM (Special Companies)
President Warfield
Procopius
Psychiatric casualties
Rabin, Gen. Y., commands near Jerusalem appointed COS command system of policy towards Syria on eve of 1967 War role in provoking Syriansleaves army and War of Attrition appointed prime ministerstarts rebuilding IDF replaced as prime minister cancels Lavi aircraft and involvement in Lebanonwithdraws from Lebanon and military industries notes decline in Israeli moraleand Palestinian Uprising orders Palestinian arms and legs brokenjails dissenter
RAFAEL (Weapon Development Authority)and missile development program and Palestinian Uprising
Rafah, Battle of, 1956, 1967 commemorated
RAFI Party
Ratner, Y.appointed Hagana commanderand Hagana women
Raziel, D.
Reagan, R. W.
Rechesh, develops into ministry of defense