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Whole issue - 16 stamps in memory of the Olei Hagardom - the revolt exhibition וn this issue, two additional Gallium exiles from Nili were added, apart from the 11 known gallows. Shlomo Ben Yosef: First of the Gallows. He was arrested following an attack on an Arab bus near Safed. He was executed on June 29, 1938. Dov Gruner: arrested during the attack on the Ramat Gan police. He was executed on April 16, 1947. Mordechai Alkhi, Yechiel Dresner and Eliezer Kashani were arrested on their way to the night of the beatings, in which British officers took part in retaliation for a beating by the British on the body of Irgun member Binyamin Kimhi, who were caught after a gunfight and executed on April 16, 1947 . Meir Feinstein: caught after placing bombs in suitcases at the Jerusalem train station that killed a British policeman who tried to dismantle them. Committed suicide on April 21, 1947, shortly before his execution, together with Moshe Barazani. Yaakov Weiss, Avshalom Haviv and Meir Nakar were sentenced to death for participating in the Acre prison break-in. Were executed on July 29, 1947. Eliahu Hakim and Eliahu Beit Tzuri: They assassinated Lord Moyne in Cairo, who was a minister in the British government. Were executed in Cairo on March 22, 1945. Moshe Barazani: was caught carrying a grenade and accused of trying to assassinate Brigadier Davis, the military commander of Jerusalem. He committed suicide in the prison cell on April 21, 1947, shortly before his execution, together with Meir Feinstein. Na'aman Belkind (December 16, 1888 - December 16, 1917) was a member of the Nili organization whose seizure by the Ottomans in September 1917 marked the end of the organization. Yosef Lishansky was one of the leaders of the Nili organization, the founder and leader of the Magen Organization, who was sentenced to death by the Turks and executed by hanging in Damascus. A stamp of the Lechi movement, and a stamp of the Irgun movement. 1958. Condition; Excellent. Those who came to the gallows were the nine Irgun fighters and three Lehi fighters who were tried and sentenced to death by hanging. Ten of these were discussed by British military tribunals and the remaining two by an Egyptian court. Ten vandals were hanged and two vandals put an end to their lives before they were executed. There are many among the immigrants of the gallows, including the two gallows from Nili, Naaman Belkind and Yosef Lishansky, who were put to the gallows by the Ottoman authorities.