Shortly before the second truce in Palestine went into effect local Arabs in the Remleh district of the Jerusalem-Tel Aviv highway were blindfolded and taken through the Jewish lines for interrogation by Jewish security men. They are shown here under guard and in a bus. The last hours before the truce went into effect were used by both Jews and Arabs in feverishly consolidating their lines in preparation for the possibility of future hostilities.
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Chronicle (Levin), 4 September 1948, Page 5
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74Shortly before the second truce in Palestine went into effect local Arabs in the Remleh district of the Jerusalem-Tel Aviv highway were blindfolded and taken through the Jewish lines for interrogation by Jewish security men. They are shown here under guard and in a bus. The last hours before the truce went into effect were used by both Jews and Arabs in feverishly consolidating their lines in preparation for the possibility of future hostilities. Chronicle (Levin), 4 September 1948, Page 5
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