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75 years of the founding of the State of Israel - Founding of the State of Israel on 14 May 1948

May 14, 2023

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  • The Israeli Declaration of Independence The Israeli Declaration of Independence made on the 14 May 1948, the British Mandate terminating soon afterwards at midnight. Dated 1948 Copyright: xPhoto12 AnnxRonanxPicturexLibraryx ARP18A25144
  • Jewish immigrants pour into the State of Israel. Immigrants disembarking from the SS Teti at Tel Aviv. 14 May 1948, Israel Copyright: Topfoto !ACHTUNG AUFNAHMEDATUM GESCHÄTZT! UnitedArchives1379415
  • May 05, 1948 - New Premier of Israel and his wife: Tel Aviv, Israel - a recent photo of the new Premier of Israel, David Ben Gurion, and his wife, as they chatted with correspondents in Tel Aviv. - ZUMAk09
  • Jewish immigrants pour into the state of Israel 20 5 1948 As the armies of five Arab nations attacked the newly formed State of Israel now battling for its existence, the first 1500 Jewish immigrants, carrying state of Israel visas, poured into crowded Tel Aviv. Photo shows A close up of immigrants disembarking from the Andria at Tel Aviv 20 May 1948 UnitedArchives01188163
  • Israel Independence 1948. Ben Gurion proclaims the new Jewish State of Israel in Tel-Aviv. UnitedArchives01012004
  • Israel s Prime Minister, David Ben Gurion (centre left, with jacket) with his wife to see the last of the British soldiers leave Haifa Docks. he is seenpassing a small detachment of the Jewish Navy. 3 July 1948 UnitedArchives01011316
  • A few hours before the British Mandate for Palestine ended at midnight on 14th May, the Jewish National Council in Tel Aviv proclaimed a new Jewish State of Israel. The National Council is to act as a provisional Government, and Mr Ben Gurion was made Prime Minister. Photo shows Mr Ben Gurion standing in centre proclaiming the new Jewish State of Israel at Tel Aviv. UnitedArchives00575109
  • Map of Israel s disputed borders November 1948 UnitedArchives00415623
  • Some of the crowds who assembled on the streets of Tel Aviv shortly after the new Jewish State of Israel had been proclaimed 20th May 1948 UnitedArchives00223617