Ayalon Valley Battle
The "Ayalon Valley Battle" Haapala ship – originally called Fabio and nicknamed "The Mutineer." The ship, which arrived on the night of 28.5.48 and unloaded its passengers on Caesarea shore, was the last one on the Haapala list.
The "Ayalon Valley Battle" Haapala ship – originally called Fabio and nicknamed "The Mutineer." The ship, which arrived on the night of 28.5.48 and unloaded its passengers on Caesarea shore, was the last one on the Haapala list.
Unlike other ships, this voyage was completely legal, since the ship left Italy after the establishment of Israel.
The ship is named after the Latrun Battle that took place in those very same days.
Unlike other ships, this voyage was completely legal, since the ship left Italy after the establishment of Israel.
The ship is named after the Latrun Battle that took place in those very same days.