- Arab-Israeli conflict. Lod (Hebrew: לוד, or
fully vocalized לֹד), also
known as
Lydda (Ancient Gr****: Λύδδα) and Lidd (Arabic: اللِّد, romanized: al-Lidd, or...
- Gr****: Γεώργιος, romanized: Geṓrgios; died 23
April 303), also
George of
Lydda, was an
early Christian martyr who is
venerated as a
saint in Christianity...
- In July 1948,
during the 1948
Palestine war, the
Palestinian towns of
Lydda (also
known as Lod) and
Ramle were
captured by the
Israeli Defense Forces...
-
airport was the Misr
Airwork route Cairo—
Lydda—Nicosia,
inaugurated on 3
August 1935. Subsequently, Misr flew via
Lydda to
Haifa and Baghdad. The
first continental...
-
Lydda m****acre may
refer to:
Lydda m****acre (1948) Lod
Airport m****acre (1972) This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Lydda...
- port of
Jaffa with Jerusalem. It
rapidly overshadowed the
adjacent city of
Lydda,
whose inhabitants were
relocated to the new city. Not long
after its establishment...
-
Lydda is a
genus of
planthoppers from the
family Derbidae,
tribe Zoraidini, with 21 species, as of 2024. The
known distribution range of its
species is...
- needed] The
first phase of
Operation Dani was to
capture the
cities of
Lydda and Ramle,
located on the road to Jerusalem,
southeast of Tel Aviv. Ramle...
-
Lusius Quietus laid
siege to
Lydda,
where the
rebel Jews had
gathered under the
leadership of
Julian and Pappus.
Lydda was taken, and many of the rebellious...
- as the
Lydda Death March.
Reports vary
regarding how many died.
Palestinian historian Aref al-Aref
estimated 500 died in the
expulsion from
Lydda, and that...
