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A fact from Defence (Emergency) Regulations appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 26 September 2007. The text of the entry was as follows:

Did you know... that the Defense (Emergency) Regulations first enacted in British Mandate Palestine in 1945 were incorporated into Israel's domestic legislation in 1948 and remain in force to this day?

A record of the entry may be seen at Wikipedia:Recent additions/2007/September.

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Spelling of Defence/Defense

Not sure how the Israeli government spells it, but the British Mandate would have spelled it Defence. As this is a proper name, this should be changed to the British English spelling where relevant (ie when the British Mandate's Defence (Emergency) Regulations are being referred to) in the article. 81.157.197.64 14:17, 26 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Agreed. Israel uses US spelling, whereas Britain uses English. I'll move them now. Chase me ladies, I'm the Cavalry 16:35, 26 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

The Regulations (which were in very large part the UK Defence Regulations of 1939-45) were enacted by the UK authorities, so the spelling is 'Defence' not 'Defense'. The use of UK English at some points, US English at others, in this article is inconsistent. See Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style#National_varieties_of_English. ariwara 18:07, 26 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Copyright compliance

A case was brought against this article at WP:Copyright problems on account of too-close following of a few of its sources. I believe that I have rewritten, deleted, or alternately sourced all the problematic passages, and I also introduced a little new material. The article still needs quite a lot of work to bring it up to adequate standards regarding the post-1967 timeframe. Zero^talk 14:02, 10 March 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Amendments

This is a start at a complete list of amendments. I'm not sure if this is a good idea, but here goes. If you have more, please join in. In all cases, publication was in Supplement No. 2 of the Palestine Gazette. Zero^talk 08:52, 21 February 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Year	Number	Gazette Issue	Pages
1945	1	1446, Oct 18	1195–1196
	2	1451, Nov 8	1269
	3	1453, Nov 15	1346–1348
1946	1	1470, Jan 28	147–166
	2	1489, Apr 25	617–619
	3	1515, Aug 15	1015–1016
	4	1520, Oct 31	1302–1304
	5	1532, Nov 11	1333
	6	1534, Nov 16	1367–1368
	7	1536, Nov 20	1383–1384
	8	1540, Dec 12	1470–1471
	9	1543, Dec 21	1505
1947	1	1551, Jan 23	79
	2	1553, Jan 31	161–162
	3	1558, Mar 2	339–343
	4	1562, Mar 13	430
	5	1564, Mar 17	433–435
	6	1571, Apr 3	525
	7	1572, Apr 10	581–586
	8	1574, Apr 17	632–633
	9	1575, Apr 24	663–664
	10	1579, May 15	763
	11	1586, Jun 12	869–872
	12	1600, July 31	1159
	13	1601, Aug 5	1161–1162
	14	1602, Aug 7	1170
	15	1624, Oct 23	1566–1569
	16	1628, Nov 13	1702–1703
1948	1	1641, Jan 5	33
	2	1643, Jan 22	80
	3	1656, Mar 26	473
	4	1658, Apr 1	507
	5	1661, Apr 15	555–556
	6	1662, Apr 19	585

Forgot...

Please Abandon your britophile fantasy.

Or you really believe Chaim Herzog was a High Commissioner for Palestine and Transjordan and not a President of Israel?

Year	Number	Palestine Gazette Issue	Pages
1945	1	1446, Oct 18	1195–1196
	2	1451, Nov 8	1269
	3	1453, Nov 15	1346–1348
1946	4	1470, Jan 28	147–166
	5	1489, Apr 25	617–619
	6	1515, Aug 15	1015–1016
	7	1520, Oct 31	1302–1304
	8	1532, Nov 11	1333
	9	1534, Nov 16	1367–1368
	10	1536, Nov 20	1383–1384
	11	1540, Dec 12	1470–1471
	12	1543, Dec 21	1505
1947	13	1551, Jan 23	79
	14	1553, Jan 31	161–162
	15	1558, Mar 2	339–343
	16	1562, Mar 13	430
	17	1564, Mar 17	433–435
	18	1571, Apr 3	525
	19	1572, Apr 10	581–586
	20	1574, Apr 17	632–633
	21	1575, Apr 24	663–664
	22	1579, May 15	763
	23	1586, Jun 12	869–872
	24	1600, July 31	1159
	25	1601, Aug 5	1161–1162
	26	1602, Aug 7	1170
	27	1624, Oct 23	1566–1569
	28	1628, Nov 13	1702–1703
1948	29	1641, Jan 5	33
	30	1643, Jan 22	80
	31	1656, Mar 26	473
	32	1658, Apr 1	507
	33	1661, Apr 15	555–556
	34	1662, Apr 19	585
Year	Number	Israeli Gazette Issue	Pages
1948	35	Sup A. 1 and Sup B. 22, May 21	1-4
Year	Number	Rešumót (Séfer HaĦuqím) Citation Number
1949	36	S"Ħ 5709 1 (Transition Act)
	37	S"Ħ 5709 159
	38	S"Ħ 5710 1 (Emergency Land Requisition Act)
1950	39	S"Ħ 5710 261 (Abolishment of Caning Act)
1954	40	S"Ħ 5714 64 (Explosives Act)
1961	41	S"Ħ 5721 168
1964	42	S"Ħ 5724 140
1979	43	S"Ħ 5739 76 (Emergency Arrest Powers Act)
	44	S"Ħ 5739 126
1982	45	S"Ħ 5742 173
2014	46	S"Ħ 5774 472
2016	47	S"Ħ 5776 898 (Counterterrorism Act)

Glide08 (talk) 08:42, 27 June 2016 (UTC), modified 18:14, 20 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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Palestine (Defence) Order in Council, 1937.

As with most (all?) Orders in Council made in relation to Palestine, this was not passed by the British government. It was a direct order of the British monarch "by virtue of the powers in this behalf by the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890". This is clearly stated in the Palestine Gazette where the Order is printed (Suppl No. 2 to the Palestine Gazette Extraordinary No. 675 or 24th March, 1937). Zero^talk 08:50, 18 March 2020 (UTC)[reply]