Bidspirit auction | “Pa’am Achat” – One-Time Issue

“Pa’am Achat” – One-Time Issue Newspaper, Tel Aviv, April 21, 1936 – Published After the Outbreak of the Great Arab Revolt | Extremely Rare - Exceptionally rare one-time publication titled “Pa’am Achat” (Once), printed in Tel Aviv on April 21, 1936, edited by Shlomo Schmidt, issued in response to the outbreak of the Great Arab Revolt and the wave of violence against the Jewish community in Mandatory Palestine. The newspaper documents, through striking photographs and firsthand reporting, the early days of the revolt — including riots in Jaffa, the funeral of Israel Abraham Chazan, the British police intervention, and the powerful public reaction of the Yishuv. The dramatic front page headline quotes the verse: “And I passed by thee, and saw thee polluted in thine own blood, and I said unto thee, Live” (Ezekiel 16:6) accompanied by a moving photograph of the massive Jewish demonstration in Tel Aviv. Inside pages include:  • Rare photos of Arab riots in Jaffa dispersed by British police.  • The funeral procession of Israel Abraham Chazan, the first Jewish victim.  • Presence of David Ben-Gurion, Yitzhak Ben-Zvi, and Meir Dizengoff among mourners.  • Articles urging the Jewish community for restraint and unity in the face of violence. 📜 Tel Aviv, April 21, 1936 🗞 One-time publication – “Pa’am Achat” 📷 Authentic photographs from the 1936 Arab Revolt 📏 Size: 47×32 cm (folded sheet) 📑 Very good condition, light folds A rare and historically significant document, capturing one of the earliest visual records of the 1936 Arab Revolt, reflecting both tragedy and resilience of the Jewish Yishuv in pre-state Israel.