Is it true the Zionists made terrorist attacks against the British?

Answer 1

Yes. Israel is the most successful terrorist state in the world.
During the 1940s the jewish terrorists assassinated Lord Moyne , the British minister in Cairo and Count Bernadotte , the UN representative.
They carried out a long terrorist campaign against the British administration of Palestine who were trying to prevent the influx of illegal jewish immigrants from Europe.
They took hostage two British Sergeants and threatened to kill them if a terrorist was executed. They carried out this threat and the men were hanged in an olive grove. When they were found and cut down one of them had a land mine sewn into his belly after death which exploded when it hit the ground causing more casualties.
The biggest terrorist outrage was the bombing of the King David Hotel in Jerusalem in which 95 people died, mainly civilians.
Jewish terrorists also invented the letter bomb. The first one was sent to the English address of an officer who had been involved in the death of a terrorist. It exploded and killed his brother who had the same initial.
The people who organised and took part in this campaign of terror later became part of the government of the State of Israel.

Answer 2

Yes, In 1936-1939 the Arabs rebelled against the British in Iraq ,Jordan and Palestine as Nationalistic fervor swept the area. The Zionist settlers in Palestine sided with the British during the revolt and formed two paramilitary forces for self- defense the Haganah (restraint), what became the Labor Party , and the Irgun, What became the Conservative Party. After the War when the British showed no signs of leaving as they had promised. So the Haganah began to call for non violent opposition to the British while the Irgun called for the violent ejection of the British.

The biggest attack on the British was the bombing of the King David Hotel in Jerusalem, Headquarters of the British Intelligence units ,causing the death of 95 people.

For more information try: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zionism , http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haganah , http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irgun, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_David_Hotel_Bombing

Answer 3

Zionist political violence in the British Mandate of Palestine occurred in the 1930s and 1940s, primarily targeting British policemen and soldiers. Irgun and Lehi, militant Zionist organizations, also targeted United Nations-personnel, Jews suspected of collaborating with the British, and other non-Jewish civilians in response to attacks against Jewish communities. The British government described such political violence as "Jewish" or "Zionist" terrorism.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zionist_political_violence

Answer 4

Yes, the Irgun, Haganah, and the "Stern Gang" were among those not overly fond of the British occupation prior to Israel being formed/created in 1948.

Terrorism is always popular, as we've come to discover, when a "people" is "out gunned" and has serious "grievances". :))

Answer 5

Someone gave Brainstorm a thumbs down. Yet his has fairly dispassionately listed a set of undisputed facts. Seems some people always have to be the victims, no matter what.

Answer 6

Yes.

With guns and training they got from the fascist Mussolini.