- The 84th "
Givati"
Brigade (Hebrew: חֲטִיבַת גִּבְעָתִי, lit. '"Hill Brigade" or "Highland Brigade"') is an
Israel Defense Forces infantry brigade formed...
- The
Givati Parking Lot dig (also
called Wadi
Hilwa Square) is an
archaeological excavation located in
Silwan in
advance of
building project commissioned...
- the 80th Division, the
Sinai Division, the
Givati Brigade, the
Judah Formation, the
Arava Formation, the
Givati Brigade's
training base, and the
Tzabar Battalion...
- An-Far (short for Anti-Farouk) was a
military operation launched by Israel's
Givati Brigade on the
night of July 8–9
during the 1948 Arab–Israeli War. Its objectives...
- fort, two of them in
Operation Yoav just w****s before. The
Israeli 8th and
Givati brigades attacked the fort in
broad daylight following a
heavy artillery...
- Nachshon, was
devised to lift the
siege of Jerusalem. 1500 men from Haganah's
Givati brigade and Palmach's
Harel brigade conducted sorties to free up the route...
- m****acre took
place on 13–14 May 1948
during Operation Barak, when the
Zionist Givati Brigade mortared and then
stormed Abu Shusha, in
Mandatory Palestine, killing...
-
Paratroopers Brigade 89th
Commando Brigade "Oz" 84th
Infantry Brigade "
Givati" 900th
Infantry Brigade "Kfir" 933rd
Infantry Brigade "Nahal" 828th Infantry...
- 2022.
Givati, p. 82-85.
Givati, pp. 83-84. Granovskiy, Names,
Designations and
Service Figures of IDF
Armored Vehicles.
Givati, p. 105-108
Givati, p.45...
-
viewed the
surrender of
Nitzanim as a humiliation,
especially after the
Givati Brigade published a
leaflet denouncing the defenders. The
residents of Nitzanim...
