jan 1, 1951 - "The following were the operations officially approved by the United forces: the attack on the airfields; a widespread sabotage attack in the south; the blowing up of trains on the three main lines of the country; the F.F.I. attack on the railway workshops at Haifa; and our attack on the King David Hotel..." pg.266 -The revolt by Menacham Begin (HILS)

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"The agreement between the groups forming together the Resistance Movement, that is to say between the Jewish Agency and Haganah and the underground organisations, was not written in ink but was sealed in blood. Its fundamental condition was action. It imposed grave limitations on us, but we observed it not only in the spirit but even in the unwritten letter. From November 1945 to September 1946, that is until the Haganah stopped fighting, we attacked the British only according to plans approved by the Resistance Movement leadership, and we did not carry out a single operation without their prior approval—except for 'confiscation operations' which we were free, according to the agreement, to carry out on our own." pg.255

"The following were the operations officially
approved by the United forces: the attack on
the airfields; a widespread sabotage attack in
the south; the blowing up of trains on the
three main lines of the country; the F.F.I.
attack on the railway workshops at Haifa; and
our attack on the King David Hotel. But there
were two more operations carried out during
that period by the 'dissidents' which were
approved only 'unofficially' by the Haganah.
One was the attack on the Jerusalem Prison
carried out by our Assault Force and the F.F.I.
and aimed a freeing captive members of both
organisations" Pg 266

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