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Events

7 February – 17 March — The London Conference at St. James's Palace is held in an attempt to resolve the future of the British Mandate over Palestine. The conference ends without making any progress.

27 February - 38 Arab Palestinians killed and 44 injured when a number of bombs exploded across the country during the morning.^[1]

2 March - The first broadcast of the underground radio station of the Irgun "Kol Tsion HaLokhemet".

27 March - Abdul Rahim al Hajj Mohammed, a Palestinian leader was ambushed and killed by the British Army.

2 May - The founding of the kibbutz Dahlia

3 May - The founding of the kibbutz Dafna

4 May - The founding of the kibbutz Dan

8 May - The founding of the kibbutz Sde Eliyahu

17 May - The British government issues the White Paper of 1939, following the failure of the London Conference and the continued Arab revolt, which abandons the idea of partitioning, sharply restricts Jewish immigration into Palestine and places severe restrictions on the rights of Jews to buy land from Arabs.

23 May - The founding of the kibbutz Mahanayim

23 May - The founding of the moshav Shadmot Dvora

23 May - The founding of the kibbutz HaZore'im

23 May - The founding of the kibbutz Kfar Glikson

28 May - The founding of the moshav Mishmar HaYam

23 June - The founding of the kibbutz Hamadia

26 June - The founding of the moshav Kfar Netter

12 July - The founding of the kibbutz Negba

13 August - The founding of the kibbutz Gesher

29 October - The founding of the kibbutz Amir

Unknown dates

The founding of the kibbutz Beit Oren

The founding of the kibbutz Afek

The founding of the moshav Kfar Warburg

Notable births

3 January - Arik Einstein, Israeli singer-songwriter

10 February - Yuval Zaliouk, Israeli-American conductor

12 February - Yael Dayan, Israeli politician and author

4 March - Zvi Mazel, Israeli diplomat

23 March - Itamar Even-Zohar, Israeli cultural researcher

22 April - Ori Orr, Israeli general and politician

27 April - Gideon Ariel, Israeli Olympic athlete and biomechanist

3 May - Adir Zik, Israeli television producer and journalist (died 2005)

4 May - Amos Oz, Israeli writer, novelist, and journalist (died 2018)^[2]

22 June - Ada Yonath, Israeli crystallographer, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry

30 June - Giora Lev, Israeli general and politician, 7th Mayor of Petah Tikva

8 July - Abdelhamid Sharaf, former Jordanian Prime Minister (died 1980)

17 July - Shabtai Shavit, Israeli military officer and Mossad director

22 July - Gila Almagor, Israeli actress and author

24 July - Tamar Adar, Israeli writer (died 2008)

16 August - Ram Caspi, Israeli lawyer

17 August - Gideon Sagi, Israeli politician

24 August - Yehoshua Sobol, Israeli playwright, writer, and director

26 August - Pinchas Goldstein, Israeli politician (died 2007)

9 September - Reuven Rivlin, Israeli politician, former President of Israel and current Speaker of the Knesset

16 September - Yaakov Neeman, Israeli politician (died 2017)

24 September - Moti Kirschenbaum, Israeli journalist and media personality

10 November – Sakher Habash, Palestinian Arab politician, a leader of the Fatah movement (died 2009)

24 December - Avihu Ben-Nun, Israeli fighter pilot, commander of the Israeli Air Force

28 December - Yehoram Gaon, Israeli singer, actor, television host, and author

Full date unknown

Hakam Balawi, Palestinian Arab writer and member of Palestinian Legislative Council
Ghada Karmi, Palestinian Arab doctor of medicine, author and academic
Samih al-Qasim, Transjordanian-born Israeli Druze poet
Moshe Weinberg, Israeli wrestling coach, murdered at the Munich Olympics (died 1972)
Avner Shalev, Israeli general, director of Yad Vashem

References

1. ^Kayyali, Abdul-Wahhab Said (no date) Palestine. A Modern History Croom Helm. {{ISBN|086199-007-2}}. P.221. Quoting a memo to the Colonial Secretary.
2. ^{{cite web |last1=Kershner |first1=Isabel |title=Amos Oz, Israeli Author and Peace Advocate, Dies at 79 |url=https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/28/obituaries/amos-oz-dead.html |website=The New York Times |accessdate=30 December 2018 |date=28 December 2018}}

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Events

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