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Amichai Paglin, codename "Gidi" (Hebrew: עמיחי פאגלין; December 1, 1922 – February 25, 1978) was an Israeli businessman who served as Chief Operations Officer of the Irgun during the Mandate era.
- עמיחי פאגלין
Amichai Paglin, nombre en clave "Gidi" ( hebreo: עמיחי פאגלין; 1922-1978) fue un hombre de negocios israelí que se desempeñó como Director de Operaciones del Irgun durante la era del Mandato. Él planeó y dirigió personalmente numerosos ataques contra los británicos durante la insurgencia judía en Palestina, comandó la ...
Book Terrorist Histories. Edition 1st Edition. First Published 2016. Imprint Routledge. Pages 24. eBook ISBN 9781315560694. ABSTRACT. The two helpless men were Clifford Martin and Mervyn Paice, sergeants in the field security section of the Army Intelligence Corps.
Amichai Paglin, known as Gidi, commanded the attack. Paglin had masterminded the bombing of the British military headquarters in Jerusalem's King David Hotel, when 91 people were killed, including 15 Jews.
- 25–30 April, 1948
- Yishuv victory, Jewish paramilitaries capture several Arab towns around Jaffa, British intervention temporarily halts offensive towards Jaffa, Failed British attempt to retake Menashiya
Amichai Paglin (Gidi), chief operations officer, toured Acre disguised as an Arab, and after thorough scrutiny of the area, concluded that a break-in was indeed possible. After discussions at headquarters, Livni received a letter stating that it was possible to breach the wall from outside, but that the success of the operation depended on the ...
Amichai Paglin was born in Tel Aviv in 1922. At the age of 17, he joined the Irgun. From 1944 onwards, he was involved in action against the British and was recognized as an intrepid fighter and talented commander. In April 1946, he was appointed chief operations officer of the Irgun and member of the General Headquarters after his predecessor ...
Amichai Paglin, code name “Gidi” (December 1, 1922 - February 26, 1978), was the Chief Operations Officer of the Irgun, the commander of the battle to conquer Jaffa in the 1948 Arab–Israeli War, and, following independence, Prime Minister Menachem Begin’s counter-terrorism advisor.
