This is the tale of a group of young pioneers who risked death to secretly manufacture the bullets that the young State of Israel would need to survive.
A wonderful country built on the shoulders of giants. I visited Ayalon museum while on tour with Sar-El. It gave extra meaning and context to our tiny contribution.
When I read "So the Haganah tapped directly into the British military’s own power supply" I realized this was the epitome, along with other of their ruses, of the old saying "Necessity is the mother of invention." By the way, the use of the quartz lamp to keep them looking like kibbutzniks was quite clever to throw off the British.
A wonderful country built on the shoulders of giants. I visited Ayalon museum while on tour with Sar-El. It gave extra meaning and context to our tiny contribution.
An amazing and moving story, I am in tears. Thank you.
Enjoyed this story immensely.
Our heroes!!!!!! Am Yisrael Chai!!!!!!
Amen! That was a fabulous, and heart renching story. Amazing! Thank you
Amazing ingenuity & mandatory preparation for what they accurately predicted. Excellent story.
When I read "So the Haganah tapped directly into the British military’s own power supply" I realized this was the epitome, along with other of their ruses, of the old saying "Necessity is the mother of invention." By the way, the use of the quartz lamp to keep them looking like kibbutzniks was quite clever to throw off the British.
What an inspiring story! Thank you for sharing!
The site was restored by the Society for the Preservation of Israel Heritage Sites which is a JNF-USA affiliate
Thank you, Melissa! It’s a great bit of history highlighting Jewish “zero probability “ path.
https://www.4mbullets.com/