Persistent rumors claim that John Shaw ignored warnings that it would take place so as not to disrupt the daily routine.
Immediately after this event, James Cassels and the 6th Airborne conducted a massive search known as Operation Shark. Persistent rumors claim that John Shaw ignored warnings that it would take place so as not to disrupt the daily routine. Evelyn Barker later regretted saying after this event that the military would fight back by "striking at [the enemy's] pockets." It involved the placing of seven milk cans in a basement area known as "La Regence." This event was intended as revenge for the previous month's Operation (*) Agatha, which was also known as "Black Saturday." It was carried out by a group led by a man dressed as a Sudanese waiter. Ninety-one people were killed in this event masterminded by Irgun, a group led by Menachem Begin. For 10 points, name this July 22, 1946 attack carried out by a Zionist group on the British administrative headquarters in Jerusalem.
Immediately after this event, James Cassels and the 6th Airborne conducted a massive search known as Operation Shark.
King David Hotel bombing