1945 in theBritish Mandate of Palestine
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Events in the year1945 in the British Mandate of Palestine.

• High Commissioner –John Vereker, 6th Viscount Gort until 21 November; SirAlan Cunningham
• Emirate of Transjordan –Abdullah I bin al-Hussein
• Prime Minister of Transjordan –Samir al-Rifai until 19 May;Ibrahim Hashem

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• 11 July – The founding of thekibbutzHukok.
• 15 July – JewishHolocaust survivors of theBuchenwald Nazi concentration camp arrive at Haifa port and are arrested by the British.
• 31 August – U.S. PresidentHarry Truman issues a statement requesting the British government to admit 100,000 Jewish refugees in Europe into Palestine.
• 27 September – TheDefence Emergency Regulations are enacted by theMandatory authorities.^[1]
• 2 November –Arabs demonstrate against the British.
• 5 November – SirAlan Cunningham assumes office as theHigh Commissioner of Palestine.

• The founding of thekibbutzGal'ed.

• 17 January –Asher Grunis, Israeli jurist, former President of theSupreme Court of Israel
• 30 January –Yoram Lass, Israeli politician and physician, professor of medicine atTel Aviv University
• 9 February –Haim Be'er, Israeli novelist
• 20 February –Amram Mitzna, Israeli politician and former general, acting Mayor ofYeruham, former Mayor ofHaifa
• 23 February –Yossi Ben Hanan, Israeli general
• 1 March –Tom Segev, Israeli historian
• 1 March –Ehud Yaari, Israeli journalist
• 8 March –Atar Arad, Israeli-American musician
• 8 March –David Ascalon, Israeli sculptor and stained glass artist
• 15 March –Danny Yatom, Israeli politician andMossad head
• 22 March –Hillel Weiss, Israeli literature professor
• 28 March –Ruth Gavison, Israeli jurist
• 29 March –Yehuda Barkan, Israeli actor, producer, director and screenwriter (died 2020)
• 2 April –Moshe Peled, Israeli politician
• 9 April –Adam Baruch, Israeli journalist, writer and art critic (died 2008)
• 10 April –Mordechai Mishani, Israeli politician (died 2013)
• 19 April –Eliezer Mizrahi, Israeli painter
• 21 April –Nadav Levitan, Israeli film director and screenwriter (died 2010)
• 26 April –Avishai Henik, Israeli neurocognitive psychologist
• 14 May –Yochanan Vollach, Israeli footballer
• 28 May –Anat Maor, Israeli politician
• 30 May –Makram Khoury, Arab-Israeli actor, first Arab to win theIsrael Prize
• 1 June –Menachem Froman, Israeli rabbi and political activist (died 2013)
• 5 June –Nechama Rivlin, First Lady of Israel (died 2019)
• 19 June –Leah Tsemel, Israeli lawyer
• 27 June –Ami Ayalon, Israeli politician and a former member of the Knesset for the Labor Party
• 3 July –Saharon Shelah, Israeli mathematician
• 5 July –Yosef Shapira, Israeli judge, currentState Comptroller of Israel
• 25 July -Rachel Shapira, Israeli songwriter and poet
• 18 August –Yair Shamir, Israeli politician, businessman, and Air Force officer
• 30 August –Daniella Weiss, Israeli settlement movement activist
• 31 August –Itzhak Perlman, Israeli-American violinist and conductor
• 29 September –Yair Garbuz, Israeli artist
• 30 September –Ehud Olmert, 12thPrime Minister of Israel^[2]
• 10 October –Miriam Adelson, Israeli-American philanthropist
• 14 October –Muki Betser, Israeli special forces officer, founder of theShaldag Unit
• 9 November –Zevulun Orlev, Israeli politician
• 23 November –Assi Dayan, Israeli film director, actor, screenwriter and producer (died 2014)
• 27 November –Akiva Eldar, Israeli journalist
• 1 December –Rami Bar-Niv, Israeli pianist, composer, and author
• 22 December –Amiram Goldblum, Israeli chemist and political activist
• 31 December –Tuvia Tzafir, Israeli actor and comedian
• Full date unknown
  • Giora Romm, Israeli Air Force officer, director of theCivil Aviation Authority of Israel
  • Adina Bar-Shalom, Israeli educator, columnist, and social activist.
  • Yosef Amit, Israeli military intelligence officer who was convicted of spying for the United States
  • Erela Golan, Israeli politician
  • Amir Nachumi, Israeli Air Force general and ace
  • Eli Alon, Israeli anesthesiologist
  • Nitza Metzger-Szmuk, Israeli archaeologist
  • Mahmoud al-Zahar, Palestinian militant, co-founder ofHamas^[3]

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• 22 January –Else Lasker-Schüler (born 1869), German-born Palestinian Jewish poet^[4]
• 11 June –Eliyahu Golomb (born 1893), Russian (Belarus)-born leader of the Jewish defense effort in Mandate Palestine and chief architect of theHaganah
• 20 July –Yohanan Levi (born 1901), German-born Palestinian Jewish Hebrew linguist and historian, specialising in the Second Temple period
• 11 November –Yehoshua Hankin (born 1864), Russian (Ukraine)-bornZionist activist who was responsible for most of the major land purchases of theWorld Zionist Organization inOttomanPalestine

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