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ISRAEL AT WAR - DAY 536

Orde Wingate

Journalist Oren Kessler, author of 'Palestine 1936.' (Hadas Parush)
August 18, 2023, 7:21 am
What Matters Now to author Oren Kessler: 1936 Palestine’s missed peace deal
In ‘Palestine 1936,’ Kessler delves into dusty archives to bring to life the overlooked saga of the 3-year Arab Revolt that arguably forms the roots of today’s Middle East conflict
By Amanda Borschel-Dan
Yosef Eshed (Screen capture: Facebook)
December 18, 2019, 8:17 pm
102-year-old Israeli man gets kindergarten enrollment letter
‘It’s been a few years since I’ve attended kindergarten,’ quips Yosef Eshed, who fought in Arab Revolt of late 1930s; officials blame mix-up on computer error
By JTA
Orde Wingate played a key role in creating Israel's military ethos. He was remembered in March 2012 at a ceremony in Jerusalem. (photo credit: Matti Friedman/Times of Israel)
March 23, 2019, 8:05 am
75 years after his death, why Orde Wingate remains a hero in Israel
Bible-toting, raw-onion-eating British officer killed in a plane crash in Burma on March 24, 1944, has been called the father of the Israel Defense Forces
By Hillel Kuttler
From left: Judith Resnik, Moses Ezekiel, Orde Charles Wingate, and Rae Landy, each of whose final resting places is at Arlington National Cemetery, outside Washington, DC
May 28, 2018, 4:24 pm
For the Jews of Arlington National Cemetery, American dreams were writ large
The first Jewish woman in space and a CIA agent called ‘Super Jew’ are among more than 5,000 Jews buried in the hilly shrine outside Washington
By Matt Lebovic
A wall of plaques featuring the names of 265 Jewish army veterans from around the world (photo credit: Jessica Steinberg/Times of Israel)
November 11, 2014, 8:42 pm
The other Jewish veterans honored at Ammunition Hill
A wall of plaques at the 1967 battlefield is dedicated to members of the tribe who fought to defend their homes around the world
By Jessica Steinberg
Shoshana Bryen
April 24, 2012, 3:56 pm
Shoshana Bryen
On Memorial Day, remembering ‘the friend’
The source of the IDF’s ‘aharai’ ethos was none other than Orde Wingate, a British officer with a famous knack for developing counter-insurgency tactics
Orde Wingate played a key role in creating Israel's military ethos. He was remembered in March 2012 at a ceremony in Jerusalem. (photo credit: Matti Friedman/Times of Israel)
March 23, 2012, 1:22 am
Remembering ‘The Friend’
Orde Wingate died in Burma 68 years ago this week. He was honored Thursday in Jerusalem
By Matti Friedman
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