1945

November 14
Angry demonstrations are held in Tel Aviv to protest Bevin's announcement. The police open fire on demonstrators, killing six and wounding dozens of others.

In the coming weeks, the anti-British struggle of the Hebrew Resistance Movement intensifies. The Hagana, as well as Etzel and Lehi, make repeated attacks on British installations. The British implement a curfew and begin searching for the perpetrators. In a series of especially grave incidents on November 26, near the settlements of Givat Hayim, Shefayim and Rishpon, the British shoot and kill nine Jews.