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The Davidka used in the Jerusalem campaign has been enshrined in a stone monument at the center of the aptly named Kikar Davidka, a public square on Jaffa Road just down the street from the entrance to the Machane Yehuda market.
In recognition of the importance of the Davidka in the liberation of Safed, the Davidka monument was installed on this site on the 29 th April 1956. The ceremony was attended by its inventor David Leibowitch, and honored the fighters who fell during the battle for Safed.
Aprende cómo se crea la iniciativa Salva una Familia en el Davidka Misional y su impacto en la comunidad.
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The Davidka Monument marks the site of an incredible battle in the 1948 war for independence. Despite the Jewish population totaling only 10% of the total population of Tsfat, Jewish defenders succeeded repeatedly in warding off arab attackers with the "homemade mortar Davidka."
This monument recalls the role played by the homemade Davidka mortar in securing the Jewish victory in the 1948 Battle of Tsfat. Its 40kg shells were notoriously ineffective, but their loud booms may have caused a rumour that Jewish forces had an atomic bomb, sowing panic among the Arab population.
