King David Hotel bombing
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The <entity_0> was a <entity_3> carried out on Monday, <entity_4>, by the militant right-wing Zionist underground organization the Irgun on the British administrative headquarters for <entity_1>, which was housed in the southern wing of the <entity_2> in <entity_5> during the Jewish insurgency in <entity_1>. <entity_7> people of various nationalities were killed, and <entity_6> were injured. Shortly after noon <entity_1> time, the London UPI bureau received a short message stating that 'Jewish terrorists have just blown up the <entity_2>!'. I have no further information at present beyond what is contained in the following official report received from <entity_5>:" "It appears that after exploding a small bomb in the street, presumably as a diversionary measure—this did virtually no damage—a lorry drove up to the tradesmen's entrance of the <entity_2> and the occupants, after holding up the staff at pistol point, entered the kitchen premises carrying a number of milk cans. In a letter dated July 25, 1946, Prime Minister Attlee wrote to American President Harry S. Truman: "I am sure you will agree that the inhuman crime committed in <entity_5> on <entity_4> calls for the strongest action against terrorism but having regard to the sufferings of the innocent Jewish victims of Nazism this should not deter us from introducing a policy designed to bring peace to <entity_1> with the least possible delay." A year later, on <entity_4>, 1947, they issued a new statement saying that they were acting on instructions from "a letter from the headquarters of the United Resistance, demanding that we carry out an attack on the center of government at the <entity_2> as soon as possible." Max Abrahms contests the view that the civilian deaths in the <entity_2> expedited British withdrawal from <entity_1>, stating that the widespread public backlash—including from Jews—combined with a British crackdown "nearly destroyed the Irgun" and "is thus hardly a strong example of terrorism paying".
['terrorist attack', 'military operation']