be prepared for war service at the battalion level and that another 10,000 should also be mobilised along with 6,000 Supernumerary Police and 40,000 to 50,000 home guard. The plans were approved by Field Marshal John Dill. The Special Operations Executive in Cairo approved a Haganah proposal for guerilla activities in northern Palestine led by the Palmach, as part of which Yitzhak Sadeh devised "Plan North" for an armed enclave in the Carmel range from which the Yishuv could defend the region and attack Nazi communications and supply lines, if necessary. British intelligence also trained a small radio network under Moshe Dayan to act as spy cells in the event of a German invasion. 1945-48 and aftermath The end of the Second World War in Europe marked a sharp political change in Mandate Palestine. After World War II, the Notrim became the core of the Israeli Military Police. See also Jewish Supernumerary Police Mobile Guards References Bibliography Law enforcement in Mandatory Palestine Haganah units 1936–1939 Arab revolt in Palestine Law enforcement in Israel Jewish organizations in Mandatory Palestine Anthony Eden