haganah

IPA: hˈeɪgʌnʌ

Root Word: Haganah

(historical) A Jewish paramilitary organization in the British Mandate of Palestine (1921–48), which became the core of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).

Examples of "haganah" in Sentences

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So he set up Internet Haganah, a site designed to put jihadists like Irhabi on the law-enforcement radar screen (haganah is the Hebrew word for “defense,” and a reference to the proto-Israeli army of the 1940s).
Deir Yassin was a small Palestinian village that had remained neutral during the fighting and had even entered into a nonaggression pact with the haganah, the organization that would eventually become the Israeli defense forces.
Militant Charity Fronts in Bosnia: www. historycommons.org IHH (İnsani Yardım Vakfı) Wikipedia en. wikipedia.org Gaza Clash: Turkish Charity's Terror Links www. ethiopianreview.com Report damaging to Turkish "humanitarian" organization/Erdogan regime being suppressed? osint. internet-haganah.com
His group either contacts the Internet Service Providers that may be unwittingly hosting sites connected to terrorist organizations or simply posts the offending URLs on Internet Haganah (haganah. org.il) -- and trusts that their thousands of Net-savvy readers will use less civil tactics, like denial of service attack (a massive flood of Web traffic designed to overwhelm a Web site) to oust terror sites from the Web.