Operation Avak (Hebrew: מִבְצָע אָבָק, "Operation Dust") was a logistical and military operation conducted during the second truce of the 1948 Arab–Israeli...

Avak may refer to: Avak Asadourian (born 1942), a Primate of the Armenian Apostolic Church Avak crater, an impact crater southeast of Barrow, Alaska,...

transported by air for almost two months, in an operation known as Operation Avak. As a response to the Morrison–Grady Plan of 1946, the Jewish Yishuv decided...

Following is a list of battles and operations in the 1948 Palestine war. Following is a list of operations undertaken by the Yishuv and later Israel to...

the Negev Brigade following its replenishment and resupply enabled by Operation Avak. On the night of October 19–20, the Israelis sent much of the 8th Brigade...

Ruhama from the airfield, August 1948 Ruhama airfield. August 1948. Operation Avak Yiftach Brigade Headquarters, Kibbutz Ruhama, 1948 Kibbutz Ruhama, 1948...

in Operation GYS but was not native to the Negev theater, was an integral part of the operation, and already infiltrated the area in Operation Avak during...

The Battle of Beersheba was fought, resulting in Israeli victory. Operation Avak ended when a land corridor was created between the Negev and the rest...

Protestant and Orthodox churches from 42 countries. Israeli forces launched Operation Avak, with the objective of sending supplies to the Israeli enclave in the...

Archived from the original on 2021-03-27. Retrieved 2021-03-28. (12 pages) [1] Avak, Björn (2007) [November 2006]. Written at Zürich, Switzerland. Variant Management...