- The
Palmach (Hebrew: פלמ״ח,
acronym for פלוגות מחץ,
Plugot Maḥatz, "Strike Companies") was the
elite combined strike forces and
sayeret unit of the Haganah...
- as
Palsar (Hebrew
contraction of: פלוגת-סיור,
Plugat Siyur (singular) /
Plugot Siyur (plural), "Reconnaissance Company").
Although the
Palsar are mostly...
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warring factions;
Plugots and Fraus. The Amazon-like
females of the 'Frau' are the
dominant tribe, and
under them all male '
Plugots' are slaves, breeders...
- POSH (Hebrew: פו"ש, also
Romanized Fosh, an
abbreviation for
Plugot Sadeh (Hebrew: פלוגות שדה), lit.
Field Companies) was an
elite Jewish strike force...
- (between
Kiryat Gat and
Lakhish Junction)
Plugot Forest - A
small forest west of the city of
Kiryat Gat near the
Plugot Junction Be'eri
Forest – (on Road No...
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Service Regiments." Kaniuk, 2001, p. 19. van Creveld, 2004, p. 115. Hebrew:
Plugot Ha'Layla Ha'Meyukhadot, פלוגות הלילה המיוחדות
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- the war. On May 14, 1941, the
Haganah created the
Palmach (an
acronym for
Plugot Mahatz –
strike companies), an
elite commando section, in
preparation against...
-
basic military training into Home
Guard units, Heil Mishmar, Him. With
Plugot Meyuhadot (Pum) as
covert "Special Companies" to wage a
counter terror war...
- In 1941, he was
instrumental in the
founding of the
Palmach (acronym for
Plugot Mahatz, lit. 'Striking Companies'), the Haganah's
enlisted military forces...
- Ba Mashehu", "Hora Mamtera"),
Daniel Sambursky ("Shir HaEmek", "Zemer Ha
Plugot"), and
others created songs that
became part of the
canonical Israeli repertoire...
