 For that reason, the British authorities followed the newspaper closely, with a full English translation sent to the Foreign Secretary in November 1943.The ninety-ninth and last edition of the paper was published on 10 June 1948, though publication of a separate "Herut" journal continued in Jerusalem during June and July that year, with the city cut off from the rest of the country by the siege and the local Irgun not having been absorbed into the IDF.In 1948 a new daily newspaper associated with the Herut party (with which it shared its name) was launched by former journalists of "HaMashkif", the Hatzohar-affiliated newspaper, including Izik Ramba, who was its editor from 1957 onwards.