On April 25, 1946, seven British servicemen, most of whom were WW2 veterans, were killed by Jewish Zionist terrorists in Palestine in such…
Thread by Alex@Alex_963__ · Oct 21, 2026 · 37 posts · 692 words · 12 min read
On April 25, 1946, seven British servicemen, most of whom were WW2 veterans, were killed by Jewish Zionist terrorists in Palestine in such a brutal way that it revolted the civilised world. One of the victims was L/Cpl John Park The forgotten 'car park' murder 1/14🧵⬇️
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Sir Alan Cunningham, High Commissioner of Palestine at the time, described the attack as: ''Gangsterism in its worst form: nothing less than premeditated murder'' 2/14⬇️
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The car park where the attack took place, was being used by the 6th Airborne Division mostly to park their Liberty trucks when they visited Tel Aviv for recreational purposes. The night of the outrage it was guarded by 8 men (incl 2 NCOs), from the 5th Parachute Battalion 3/14⬇️
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The 6th Airborne Division car park was located near the boundary of Jaffa and Tel Aviv, close to the Apak Police Station. It was bounded by houses on three sides, and faced the sea on the fourth. 4/14⬇️
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After dark c. 30 terrorists in civilian clothing gathered at a house opposite from the car park and established firing positions from all directions They started off the attack by throwing a bomb into the car park and under cover of automatic fire rushed the guard tents 5/14⬇️
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The first tent was occupied by two unarmed soldiers who'd retired to bed, now taking cover, and the Sergeant in charge who was trying to unlock the rifle rack. Terrorists entered, shone a torch on the men taking cover and riddled them with bullets at point-blank range. 6/14⬇️
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They then shot the Sergeant in the first tent, he was missed by chance and miraculously survived by throwing himself to the ground, and pretending to be dead. As he lay on the ground, the terrorists emptied the rifle rack and stole about 12 weapons. 7/14⬇️
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The second tent contained two men, killed, lying on their beds. Another soldier was shot through the mouth and chest, returning to the car park, near the seashore. The attack was sadistically ended by two bugle calls, as their victims lay dying. 8/14⬇️
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At the beginning they'd killed the sentry. The terrorists mined all approach roads, and the car park, hindering medical assistance and the arrival of reinforcements, maximizing casualties. L/Cpl John Park was critically wounded and brought to the hospital delayed 9/14⬇️
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It was observed from the roof of the Apak Police station that the terrorists moved from the car park, firing as they went, towards the Yemenite section of the Karton Quarter. About 6 young masked girls participated in the attack, trained to ''shoot to kill'' 10/14⬇️
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After L/Cpl John Park died in the hospital, the Jewish press shamelessly claimed he was 'a friend of Zionism' and 'joined the army to avenge Jews' He was a WW2 veteran killed in cold blood by Jewish Zionist terrorists His parents found out about his death in a newspaper 11/14⬇️
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''Funeral of my friends killed in Palestine, April 1946'' Two of the killed World War 2 veterans were due for demobilisation in a month. One just became a father 2 weeks prior, another had an expectant wife. Two were only 19, and had just started their service. 12/14⬇️
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This history should no longer be buried to serve the very people that killed them. ''Always remembered'' John Gilliard (age 23), Norman Knight (age 19), Hugh MacKay (age 19), John Park (age 23), Alexander Morrison (age 24), John Hope (age 24), Harry Lewis (age 22) 13/14⬇️
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''No man, whatever his rank, who was serving in the Division on this day will easily forget the feeling of revulsion and frustration which he experienced as a result of this despicable act'' 14/14🧵🔚 First hand accounts of British veterans on Zionist terrorism below⬇️
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British veterans sharing their experiences with Zionist terrorism during their time in Palestine. The tone of a BBC interview with a Zionist terrorist (following post) outraged veteran Reginald Baker which resulted in him sharing his story (w/ Sue King)⬇️ https://x.com/Alex_963__/status/2008275185497964978?s=20
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In 2012 BBC aired an interview with one of the terrorists involved with the King David Hotel terrorist attack that killed 91 people, the tone of the interview outraged many British veterans. https://x.com/Alex_963__/status/2047319448277643381?s=20
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