Operation Hiram - Arab Communities Captured in Operation Hiram

Arab Communities Captured in Operation Hiram

Name Population
1945 census
Date Resistance Brigade Massacre
Al-Nabi Rubin Early October 1948 none n/a
Mirun 290 October 29, 1948 militia 'company' 7th Brigade
Carmeli Brigade
Safsaf 910 October 29, 1948 ALA 2nd Battalion 7th Brigade see Safsaf massacre
Jish October 29, 1948 Syrian battalion 7th Brigade 10 POWs + "a number of" civilians
Sa'sa 1,130 October 30, 1948 none 7th Brigade
Druze unit
Alleged killings of civilians. However, the relevant files remain closed to historians.
Suhmata October 30, 1948 none Golani Brigade
Dayr al-Qassi 2,300 October 30, 1948 none n/a
Dayshum 590 October 30, 1948 N/A 7th Brigade
Eilabun October 30, 1948 ALA force Golani see Eilabun massacre
Fara 320 October 30, 1948 N/A 7th Brigade
al-Farradiyya 670 October 30, 1948 N/A Golani Brigade
Ghabbatiyya 60 October 30, Arab Liberation Army N/A
Kafr 'Inan 360 October 30, 1948 none Golani Brigade
Marus October 30, 1948 none 7th Brigade
al Ras al Ahmar 620 October 30, 1948 'empty' 7th Brigade
Sabalan, Safad 70 N/A Golani Brigade
Saliha 1,070 30 October 1948 none 7th Brigade Documented 60–94 killed
Kafr Bir'im 710 October 31, 1948 'surrendered' N/A
Arab al-Samniyya 200 October 30–31, 1948 none 7th, Carmeli, Golani, Oded
Iqrit 490 October 31, 1948 none Oded Brigade
Iribbin, Khirbat 360 October 31, 1948 none Oded Brigade
Hula October 31, 1948 see Hula massacre
Al-Mansura, Acre 2,300 October 1948 N/A N/A
Tarbikha 1,000 end of October 1948 none Oded Brigade
Suruh November 1948 none ?

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