Haifa massacres

28/12/1947 or 1948 (date uncertain in source)

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20/2/1948

20/6/1948

On 22 April 1948, the Zionist gangs attacked the city of Haifa at midnight and occupied it, killing a large number of its people. The remaining unarmed Palestinians rushed to flee through the city's port, but the Jews pursued them and opened fire on them. The toll of this massacre was more than 150 martyrs and 40 wounded.

On 31/3/1948, the terrorist "Stern" gang mined the Cairo-Haifa express train, killing 40 people and wounding 60 others.

On 19/6/1939, young Jewish men threw a hand grenade in one of the markets of the city of Haifa, killing nine Palestinians as martyrs and wounding four others.

On 27/3/1939, the "Etzel" gang detonated two bombs in the city of Haifa, killing 27 Palestinians as martyrs and wounding 39 others.

On 26/7/1938, a member of the "Etzel" gang threw a hand grenade in one of Haifa's markets, killing 47 Palestinians as martyrs.

On 06-07-1938, members of the Etzel gang detonated two booby-trapped cars in a market in Haifa, killing 21 Palestinian civilians as martyrs and injuring 52 others.

On 25/7/1938, a booby-trapped car planted by the terrorist “Etzel” gang exploded in the Arab market in the city of Haifa, killing 35 Palestinian civilians as martyrs and wounding 70 others.

On 6 March 1938, members of the Zionist Irgun (Etzel) and Lehi gangs threw a bomb at the Haifa market, resulting in the martyrdom of 18 Palestinians and the injury of 38 others.