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Description	English: Ras el Ein (Today known as Rosh HaAyin South) railway station in the late 1930's. A force of Notrim - "ghaffirs" at the station - Notrim was a Jewish Police Force set up by the British in Mandatory Palestine authorities in 1936 to help defend Jewish lives and property during the 1936–39 Arab revolt in Palestine. עברית: תחנת הרכבת ראס אל עין (ראש העין – דרום) בסוף שנות ה-30 של המאה ה-20, כוח של נוטרים במסדר. הנוטרים עסקו בהגנה על התחנה בזמן המרד הערבי.
Date	1 January 1938
Source	The Haganah Historical Archives http://www.archives.mod.gov.il/sites/HaHagana/Eng/Pages/info.aspx
Author	David Ra'if

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