1948 жылғы Палестина соғысы: Шабуылдар мен операциялар тізімі

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Following is a list of battles and operations in the 1948 Palestine war.

NameEtymology /English translationDateDescriptionBattle for JerusalemFebruary March 1948Jaysh al Jihad al Muqqadas attempt to blockade JerusalemOperation Hashmedlit. Destroy!March 30, 1948Haganah clearance of the Isdud–Yibna roadOperation NachshonNamed for NahshonApril 4–20, 1948Haganah clearance of Arab forces blocking the road to JerusalemBattle of Mishmar HaEmek—April 5–9, 1948Arab Liberation Army attempt to conquer the kibbutz of Mishmar HaEmek. Battle of Ramat Yohanan—April 12–16, 1948Battle in Ramat Yohanan between Druze and Haganah forces, leading to a Druze–Haganah allianceOperation HarelNamed for Harel BrigadeApril 15–21, 1948Haganah clearance of Arab forces northeast of the Tel Aviv – Jerusalem roadOperation Bi'ur Hametzlit. Destruction of bread (referring to cleaning one's house of bread on Passover)April 21–23, 1948Haganah capture of Haifa (Misparayim Plan)Battle of Manshiyya—April 25–27Irgun attack on the Manshiyya neighborhood of Jaffa, leading to British interventionOperation HametzSee ChametzApril 27 – May 13, 1948Haganah capture villages east of JaffaOperation YevusiNamed for Yevus, a name for Jerusalem and its first inhabitants. April 22 – May 2, 1948Haganah capture of buildings in Jerusalem's Western neighborhoodsOperation YiftachNamed for Yiftach BrigadeApril 15 – May 15, 1948Haganah/Palmach capture of Safed and other villages in the eastern GalileeOperation Matatehlit. BroomMay 3–4, 1948Part of Operation Yiftach; opening up Tiberias–Metula roadBattle of Safed—May 6–12, 1948Part of Operation Yiftach; capture of Safed by Palmach forcesOperation Maccabilit. MaccabeeMay 8, 1948Haganah opening up the corridor to Jerusalem. Operation GideonMay 11, 1948Haganah capture of Beit She'an and surrounding area. Operation Baraklit. LightningMay 10–15, 1948Capturing areas under responsibility of Givati BrigadeOperation Ben AmiNamed after the KIA commander Ben Ami FechterMay 13–14, 1948Capture of Acre and the coast up to the Lebanese borderOperation Schfifonlit. Cerastes cerastesMay 13, 1948Capture of buildings abandoned by British troops in the Old City of JerusalemOperation Kilshonlit. PitchforkMay 14–18, 1948Capture of buildings abandoned by British troops to strengthen the Jewish military position in Jerusalem

Following is a list of operations undertaken by the Yishuv and later Israel to acquire munitions abroad. NameEtymology /English translationDateDescriptionOperation BalakNamed for BalakMarch 31 – August 12, 1948Aerial transport of arms acquisitions from CzechoslovakiaAltalena Affair—June 22, 1948Irgun arms acquisition which led to Haganah's Operation Tihur (lit. Purifying) and the destruction of the Altalena shipOperation VelvettaSeptember 24–27, 1948Transport of Supermarine Spitfires acquired by Israel through Czechoslovakia

Following is a list of battles and operations from the second truce of the war up to the 1949 Armistice Agreements. NameEtymology /English translationDateDescriptionNorthern frontBattle of Sheikh 'Abd—October 22–23Battles in and around the Israel–Lebanon border position of Sheikh 'Abd end in a ceasefireOperation HiramOctober 24–29, 1948Israeli expulsion of Fawzi al Qawuqji's Arab Liberation Army and capture of the GalileeJerusalem frontOperation Ha Harlit. The MountainOctober 19–22, 1948Israeli operation to extend the Jerusalem Corridor to the southOperation Yekevlit. WineryOctober 19–21, 1948Successful Israeli capture of certain positions around Jerusalem, failure to take the outskirts of Beit JalaSouthern frontOperation Yoav(October 15–22, 1948)Named after KIA commander Yitzhak "Yoav" DubnoSuccessful lifting of the Egyptian siege on Jewish settlements in NegevBattle of the Beit Hanoun wedge—October 15–22, 1948Israeli capture of Beit Hanoun in order to create a wedge between Egyptian forces to the north northeast and southBattles of the Separation Corridor—October 15–22, 1948Successful lifting of the Egyptian siege on Jewish settlements in NegevOperation MosheNamed after Moshe Albert, KIA in Beit EshelOctober 21, 1948Israeli capture of BeershebaOperation Egroflit. FistOctober 15–16, 1948Israeli aerial bombardment of Egyptian bases in Operation YoavNaval campaign in Operation Yoav—October 16–22, 1948Naval engagements between Israel and Egypt, including sinking of the Egyptian flagship Emir Farouk Northern Negev campaign after Operation Yoav—October 27 – November 9, 1948Israeli capture of Bayt Jibrin, Isdud and Majdal, and other important points, culminating in Operation ShmoneOperation Shmonelit. EightNovember 9, 1948Israeli capture of the Iraq Suwaydan police fortOperation LotNamed for the Biblical character LotNovember 23–25, 1948Israeli link up with the enclave at SodomOperation DavidNovember 29–30, 1948Sinking of the Lebanese navy ship Igris, formerly German auxiliary ship Grille, Adolf Hitler's private yachtOperation AssafDecember 5–7, 1948Israeli attack against Egyptian thrust into the Negev on the Gaza–Beersheba roadOperation Horev(December 22, 1948 – January 7, 1949)Removal by Israel of Egyptian presence in the Negev (except the Gaza Strip), and operations in the Sinai peninsulaBattle of Hill 86—December 22–23, 1948Israeli failure to capture the strategic Hill 86 in the Gaza StripBattle of Bir Thamila—December 25–26, 1948Israeli capture of Bir Thamila and its surroundings, on its way to the SinaiBattle of al Auja—December 25–27, 1948Israeli capture of Auja al Hafir, a village bordering EgyptBattles of the Sinai—December 28, 1948 – January 2, 1949Israeli encirclement of the Egyptian forces in the Gaza Strip by entering the Sinai Peninsula. The forces were withdrawn following international pressure. Battle of Rafah—January 3–8, 1949Failed Israeli attack on numerous positions south of Rafah Operation Hisullit. LiquidationDecember 27–28Failed Israeli attack on Iraq al ManshiyyaOperation Uvdalit. Fact (named for objective of creating facts on the ground)March 5–10, 1949Establishing Israeli sovereignty in the NegevOperation Yitzuvlit. StabilizationMarch 7–9, 1949Part of Operation Uvda; Israeli capture of parts of the Dead Sea's western shores and linking up with Ein Gedi