File:Taha and Rabin.jpg

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English: Brigadier-General Mahammed Said Taha Bey, known as 'The Tiger', negotiating the evacuation of Egyptian troops from the Faluja pocket at the stonghold of Iraq Suedan. On his left is Lieutenant-Colonel Yitzhak Rabin.

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1948

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Chaim Herzog, "The Arab Israeli Wars". ISBN 0 85368 367 0. 1982. Between pages 64 and 65. (No photo credit).

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