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Sign: Petah Tikva - Historical Sites - Courtyard of Mogilovsky (Magali)


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Khayim Ozer St 27, Petah Tikva, Israel
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On the sign:
חצר משק מוגילובסקי (מגלי)
במקום זה נבנה לפני מלחמת העולם הראשונה משק משפחת מוגילובסקי.
בימי המלחמה שימש חצר המשק מקום מחסה לפועלים מהמושבה ולמגורשים מתל-אביב.
במבני החצר היה "סליק" לנשק "שנרכש" ממחסני התורכים על-ידי "השומר" ו"הגימנזיסטים".
מכאן הועבר הנשק למושבות השומרון והגליל.
פעילות זו נמשכה גם בימי ממשלת המנדט הבריטי.
בנם, יצחק מגלי, ששרת ב"גדוד-העברי", היה בין פעילי רכש הנשק.
יחד עם המורה אליהו ירקוני תכנן את הגנת פתח-תקווה בתרפ"א.
לימים עבר לתל-אביב ונמנה על מפקדי ה"הגנה" שם.

עיריית פתח תקוה
סמל המחלקה לשימור אתרים - עיריית פתח תקוה
סמל ארגון חברי ההגנה
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One of the signs posted by the Department of Site Preservation in Petah Tikva Municipality, which indicates buildings or places that are part of the city’s history.

The building in front of it stood the sign photographed that day Click for a larger image

Translation of the text on the sign:

Courtyard of Mogilovsky (Magali)
The Mogilowski family farm was built on this site before the First World War.
During the war, the farmyard served as a shelter for workers from the colony and deportees from Tel Aviv.
In the courtyard buildings was a "slick" for weapons "purchased" from the Turkish warehouses by the "guard" and the "gymnasiums".
From here the weapons were transferred to the colonies of Samaria and the Galilee.
This activity continued even during the British Mandate Government.
Their son, Yitzhak Magali, who served in the "Hebrew Battalion", was among the weapons procurement activists.
Together with teacher Eliyahu Yarkoni, he planned the defense of Petah Tikva in 1941.
He later moved to Tel Aviv and was one of the commanders of the Haganah there.

Petah Tikva Municipality
Department of Site Conservation icon - Petah Tikva Municipality
Symbol of the "Haganah" Members’ Organization



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