On the fourth day of January 1948, the Stern Gang threw a bomb into a crowded square in Jaffa, killing 15 people and injuring 98 others.
Semiramis, located in Katamon neighborhood, Jerusalem 5-1-1948 Semiramis Hotel
The terrorist Irgun gang detonated explosives in the Semiramis Hotel located in the Katamon neighborhood, causing the hotel to collapse on its Palestinian guests, resulting in 19 deaths and more than 20 injuries.
Members of the Irgun gang threw a bomb at Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem, resulting in the deaths of 18 Palestinian civilians and injuring 41 others.
The Arab Saraya was a prominent building facing the famous Jaffa Clock Tower, housing the Arab National Committee headquarters in Jaffa. Jewish gangs planted explosive-laden cars, causing their explosion and resulting in the deaths of 70 Palestinians and injuring dozens.
Members of the terrorist Irgun gang placed a car filled with explosives near the Old Saraya in Jaffa, leading to the deaths of 30 Palestinians.
A group from the Haganah attacked the residents of the village of Yazur, located 5 km southeast of Jaffa, resulting in the massacre of 15 Palestinians from the village, most of whom were killed while asleep.
Abbas Street - Extremist Jews from Hader neighborhood, perched on Abbas Street in Haifa, rolled a barrel filled with explosives downhill, demolishing houses and resulting in the deaths of 20 Palestinian citizens and injuring about 50 others.
A group of Jewish extremists stopped a number of returning citizens to the village of Tulkarm and opened fire, killing seven of them and injuring five others.