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defensive position in Metula: These are located along both sides of the main road, and were part of the settlement's perimeter defence network during the 1936-39 riots. Building were made of cement, with rectangular slits. The positions were manned by militia and the men of Metullah, and remained in use up until the War of Independence.
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| 14:29, 4 August 2007 | 816×612 (60 KB) | Chaver83 (Talk | contribs) | (defensive position in Metula: These are located along both sides of the main road, and were part of the settlement's perimeter defence network during the 1936-39 riots. Building were made of cement, with rectangular slits. The positions were manned by mil) |
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