The bombing of the King Hotel in Tel Aviv took place on July 22, 1946, and was planned and carried out by the Israeli independence movement organization Irgun. At that time, the Ilgun organization believed that the British authorities occupied Israeli territory and violated the rights of Israeli Jews, so they took a series of violent actions against the British authorities, including detonating a bomb at the King Hotel in Tel Aviv.
In this explosion, the bomb destroyed Most of the hotel building was destroyed, and 91 people were killed and 46 injured, including many British and Jewish people. The attack drew widespread attention and condemnation from the international community and was considered an act of terrorism. Even other Israeli independence movement groups condemned the attack as extreme and unnecessary.
Since then, the leaders of the Ilgun organization The arrest and sentencing of Menachem Begin marks a dark period in Israeli history, reflecting the complex political and social circumstances of the time.
Menachem Begin Begin was an Israeli politician and military leader, and one of the representatives of the Israeli independence movement and right-wing politics. Born on August 16, 1913, he grew up in a Jewish family in Poland, and later joined the Jewish underground under the influence of Zionism. During World War II, he took part in the Polish resistance against the Nazi occupying forces and was exiled to the Soviet Union.
In 1942, he fled the Soviet Union and came to To British Palestine, joined the Israeli independence movement organization Irgun (Irgun), and held a senior leadership position in the organization. Together with the Ilgun organization, he carried out a series of actions against the British colonial government and the Arabs, including bombings, assassinations and kidnappings.
After the founding of Israel, Begin founded the Zionist Party (the Likud Party) and served as the Prime Minister of Israel for many times He promoted Israel's right-wing policy and security policy, firmly supported Israel's occupation of Palestine and settlement expansion, and also signed the 1979 "Israel-Egyptian Peace Treaty" with Egypt. Bei Jing left a profound influence on the history of Israel. His thought and political line influenced the future of Israel and the history of the Middle East. He died on March 9, 1992 at the age of 78.
