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The '''Jewish Settlement Police''' were a division of the ] established in the ] in 1936. They were developed by the ] into an élite force (Katz, 1992, p. 3). Members, known as ''Nodedot'', were trained by their commander, ], in the art of ] and specialised in mobility and surprise attacks. According to Katz, "the Arabs feared them greatly" (1992, p. 3). The '''Jewish Settlement Police''' were a division of the ] established in the ] in 1936. Members, known as ''Nodedot'', were trained by their commander, ], in the art of ] and specialised in mobility and surprise attacks.


In collaboration with the Settlement Police a "fervent ]" (Black, 1992, p. 14) British officer called ], who was posted to ] in 1936, formed a joint British-Jewish unit known as the ], which fought Arab guerillas who were attacking the ] pipeline. British officer ], who was posted to ] in 1936, formed a joint British-Jewish unit known as the ].

In collaboration with the Settlement Police, British officer ], a renounced Zionist supporter (Black, 1992, p. 14), formed a joint British-Jewish unit known as the ]. They fought Arab guerillas who were attacking the ] pipeline.


==References== ==References==


*Black, Ian (1992). ''Israel's Secret Wars: A History of Israel's Intelligence Services''. Grove Press. ISBN 0802132863 *Black, Ian (1992). ''Israel's Secret Wars: A History of Israel's Intelligence Services''. Grove Press. ISBN 0802132863
*Katz, Sam (1988). ''Israeli Units Since 1948''. Osprey Publishing. ISBN 0850458374 *Katz, Sam (1988). ''Israeli Units Since 1948''. Osprey Publishing. ISBN 0850458374


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The Jewish Settlement Police were a division of the Notrim established in the British Mandate of Palestine in 1936. Members, known as Nodedot, were trained by their commander, Yitzhak Sadeh, in the art of unconventional warfare and specialised in mobility and surprise attacks.

British officer Charles Orde Wingate, who was posted to Palestine in 1936, formed a joint British-Jewish unit known as the Special Night Squads.

In collaboration with the Settlement Police, British officer Charles Orde Wingate, a renounced Zionist supporter (Black, 1992, p. 14), formed a joint British-Jewish unit known as the Special Night Squads. They fought Arab guerillas who were attacking the Iraqi Petroleum Company pipeline.

References

  • Black, Ian (1992). Israel's Secret Wars: A History of Israel's Intelligence Services. Grove Press. ISBN 0802132863
  • Katz, Sam (1988). Israeli Units Since 1948. Osprey Publishing. ISBN 0850458374
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