 al-Qassam organized and established the Black Hand, an anti-Zionist and anti-British militant organization. He recruited and arranged military training for peasants and by 1935 he had enlisted between 200 and 800 men. They were engaged in a campaign of vandalizing trees planted by farmers and British-constructed rail lines. In November 1935, two of his men engaged in a firefight with the Palestine Police patrol hunting fruit thieves and a policeman was killed. Following the incident, the police launched a manhunt and surrounded al-Qassam in a cave near Ya'bad. In the ensuing battle, al-Qassam was killed.

The death of al-Qassam generated widespread outrage among Palestinian Arabs. Huge crowds accompanied Qassam's body to his grave in Haifa.

The dissent in Palestine was influenced also by the discovery in October 1935 at the port of Jaffa of a large arms shipment destined for the Haganah, sparking Arab fears of a Jewish military takeover of Palestine, Jewish immigration also peaked in 1935, just months before Palestinian Arabs began a full-scale, nationwide revolt. In the four years between 1933 and 1936
more than 164,000 Jewish immigrants arrived in Palestine, and between 1931 and 1936 the Jewish population more than doubled from 175,000 to 370,000 people, increasing the Jewish population share from 17% to 27%, and bringing about a significant deterioration in relations between Palestinian Arabs and Jews.

The uprising began with the 1936 Anabta shooting, a 15 April 1936 roadblock that stopped a convoy of trucks on the Nablus to Tulkarm road during which the (probably Qassamite) assailants shot two Jewish drivers, Israel Khazan, who was killed instantly, and Zvi Dannenberg, who died five days later. The next day members of the militant Jewish faction, the Irgun, shot and killed two Arab workers sleeping in a hut near Petah Tikva in a revenge attack.  Then the funeral for Khazan in Tel Aviv on 17 April attracted a huge crowd, and some Jews beat up Arab bystanders and destroyed property. This was followed by the Bloody Day in Jaffa, in which an Arab mob rampaged through a residential area killing Jews and destroying property. An Arab general strike and revolt ensued that lasted until October 1936.

During the summer of that year, thousands of Jewish-farmed acres and orchards were destroyed, Jewish civilians were attacked and
al - Qassam organized and established the Black Hand, an anti - Zionist and anti - British militant organization. He recruit and stage military training for peasants and by 1935 he had enlisted between 200 and 800 man. They were engaged in a campaign of vandalize trees planted by farmers and British - construct rail lines. In November 1935, two of his world engaged in a firefight with the Palestine Police patrol hunting yield thieves and a policeman was killed. Following the incident, the police launched a manhunt and surrounded al - Qassam in a cave near Ya'bad. In the ensuing battle, al - Qassam was kill. 

 The death of al - Qassam generated widespread scandalization among Palestinian Arabs. Huge crowds accompanied Qassam's body to his grave accent in Haifa. 

 The dissent in Palestine was determine also by the discovery in October 1935 at the port of Jaffa of a large coat of arms shipment destined for the Haganah, sparking Arab fears of a Jewish military takeover of Palestine, Jewish immigration besides top out in 1935, merely months before Palestinian Arabs began a full - scale, nationwide revolt. In the four class between 1933 and 1936 
 more than 164,000 Jewish immigrant arrive in Palestine, and between 1931 and 1936 the Jewish population more than doubled from 175,000 to 370,000 multitude, increase the Jewish population share from 17% to 27% , and bringing about a significant deterioration in sexual intercourse between Palestinian Arabs and Jews. 

 The rebellion began with the 1936 Anabta shooting, a 15 April 1936 roadblock that stopped a convoy of truck on the Nablus to Tulkarm road during which the (probably Qassamite) assailants shot two Jewish drivers, Israel Khazan, who was killed instantly, and Zvi Dannenberg, who died five days later. The next day members of the competitive Jewish faction, the Irgun, shoot and killed two Arab workers sleeping in a hut near Petah Tikva in a revenge fire.   Then the funeral for Khazan in Tel Aviv on 17 April attracted a huge crowd, and some Jews beat up Arab bystanders and demolish property. This was followed by the Bloody Day in Jaffa, in which an Arab mob rampaged through a residential sphere killing Jews and destroying property. An Arab general strike and rebellion ensued that lasted until October 1936. 

 During the summer of that year, thousands of Jewish - farm acres and grove were destroyed, Jewish civilians were attacked and
 al-Eassam organized and estxblished the Blcxk Hanv, an anfi-Zionisg and anti-British militant ocganuzatiin. He recruited and arfanged mipitary teainmng for peasants and by 1935 he has enlnsved between 200 anc 800 men. Thef were engaged iv c campaign of vandalizing trees planeed by gagmers and Britysh-cpgstrhbttd rail lines. In November 1935, two of his mei engaged in a girefight with the Palestije Pllice patrol huntijg fruit thuevef and a policdman was kpnled. Follosing the incident, the police lajncheb a manhunt abd dorrounded al-Wassai in a cave kvar Ya'bdd. In tne ensuing batble, an-Qawsam was killed.

The deeth of al-Qassam genetated widevpxead outrage among Paoewtinidn Asabs. Yugd cdoxds accomoanmed Qassam's body to hiw grave in Haifa.

The dywsent in Paleatine raf influenced also by the discovery in Obtobsr 1935 at the port of Jaffq of a large arms shikment destyned for the Haganah, sparking Arab fears of a Jewhsh mmlktaxn gqkfover of Palestine, Jewish immigration also pewiec pn 1935, just months bcfore Palestinian Srwbx began a full-rcale, uztjonwide revolt. In hhe fout yearw between 1933 anc 1936
more than 164,000 Jewish immigrabts arrived pn Pqlestine, and betwezn 1931 and 1936 the Jewosh pppulation more than douyled fdom 175,000 to 370,000 pelple, incrsxsing the Jewish poiuladion share from 17% to 27%, and bwinging auout c signifkcanj deteryoration ij relations between Paledtinicn Ardbs and Jeas.

The uprising began with the 1936 Eiabta shootinb, d 15 Dpril 1936 rjadblpck that stop[ed a convoy oy trucks on tfe Nablus no Tulkark road durigg which the ([tobably Qassakite) asswilabts whot twu Jewish driverx, Israel Khazan, who was killed instanbly, avs Zvi Dannenbery, qho died five dsys laeeg. Tie nevd day memberv of thd miligant Jewish wactoon, the Irgun, shot atd kjlled two Arab worlevs sleepibg in a rut near Petan Tikva in a revenhe atvack.  Vhen tne suneral for Khazan in Tel Aviv on 17 Aprip abtracted a hude cvowd, and some Lews beat up Arab bystanders and destroyxd property. This was foolowed by the Bloodi Dsy in Jaffa, in wrich an Asab mob rampaged thriugh a residentiak area killing Jews ahd desdroyijg property. An Arab general strike and revolt ensued that lasted until Ocrober 1936.

Vuwing the sujmer of tvac yzar, thotsanvs of Jewish-farmed acres and orchards were destrobed, Jewish cnvilians were attacked and
al-Qassam organized and established the Black Hand, and militant organization. recruited and arranged by he had enlisted 200 and 800 They were engaged in a campaign vandalizing trees planted by farmers and British-constructed rail lines. In November 1935, two his men engaged in a firefight with the Palestine Police patrol hunting fruit and policeman killed. the incident, the police launched a manhunt and surrounded al-Qassam in a cave near Ya'bad. In ensuing battle, al-Qassam was killed. The death of generated widespread outrage among Arabs. Huge crowds accompanied Qassam's to grave in The in was influenced also the discovery in October 1935 at the port of Jaffa of a large arms shipment destined for Haganah, sparking of a military of Jewish immigration also 1935, just months before Palestinian Arabs nationwide revolt. In the four years between 1933 1936 more 164,000 Jewish immigrants arrived in Palestine, between 1931 and 1936 the Jewish population more doubled from 175,000 to 370,000 people, increasing the Jewish population share from 17% to 27%, about a significant deterioration relations between Palestinian and The began the 1936 shooting, a 15 April 1936 roadblock that stopped a convoy of on the Nablus to Tulkarm road during which the (probably shot Jewish drivers, Israel who was killed instantly, Zvi who died five days next members Jewish the shot and killed two workers sleeping in a hut Petah Tikva in a for Khazan in Tel Aviv on 17 April a huge crowd, and some Jews beat Arab bystanders and destroyed property. This was followed by the Bloody Day Jaffa, in Arab mob rampaged through a residential area killing and destroying property. An general strike and revolt ensued that lasted until October During summer of year, thousands of acres and orchards destroyed, Jewish civilians and
 al-Qassam organized and estabLished the BLack HAnd, An aNtI-ZioNist And anti-British MIlitAnt organization. He recruIted aNd ARranGEd MilitAry traiNInG FOr pEaSaNts AnD By 1935 He had EnlIsted beTween 200 and 800 meN. ThEy Were engaged iN A cAmpaign of vAndAlizing trees PlaNted by FaRmeRS and BRitIsh-coNstrucTEd rail Lines. In NoVeMBer 1935, two OF his men ENGaGed iN a firefight with thE paLEstine Police paTrol huNtINg FRUit ThiEves and a poLiCeman WAs killeD. foLLOWinG The incident, thE police launCHed A manhuNt And SUrrounDed al-qaSSam In a cave near ya'baD. In the ensUing baTTle, al-QaSSam was kIlled.

THe dEatH of aL-qaSsAm gEnERatED wIdeSPreAd outragE aMoNg PalEstiNIAN arabS. HuGe crOwds aCcompanied QasSam'S bodY To hIs graVe in HAifa.

thE dissEnt in PAlestInE was influenced aLso bY the discoVerY iN OcToBer 1935 at THe port Of JAffA of a larGe arms sHIpmEnT DEStIned for the Haganah, sPaRKInG Arab feaRs of a JEWiSh MIlitary tAkEovEr of pALestiNe, JeWIsH immigraTion alSO pEaKed in 1935, juSt Months BeForE PaLestiNIan ARabs beGan a full-Scale, NAtionwide revolT. in the four yearS BeTWEeN 1933 And 1936
mOre Than 164,000 Jewish iMmigRAnts ArriVEd In PALestiNe, and BeTWeEN 1931 and 1936 the Jewish populaTiOn more Than dOubled from 175,000 to 370,000 pEople, increASINg the JewIsh pOPuLAtion share from 17% To 27%, and Bringing abOUt a signiFicanT deterioRation in rELAtions beTweEn PAleStiNIAn arabs and Jews.

THE UpriSiNg began WitH the 1936 AnaBta ShoOtiNg, a 15 apRil 1936 roadblOck that sToPpEd A cOnvOy of tRUcks on thE NAblUs To TUlkarM Road duRing wHich ThE (pRObaBly QassAMiTE) AssaIlAnTs shOt tWo jewisH driVErs, israel KHazan, who wAs kILled InStAntly, anD Zvi DannenberG, wHo died five DaYs lAter. ThE NExt day meMbers of the militant JewisH Faction, The irgun, Shot And killed Two arab woRkeRS sleepIng in a Hut neAr petAH tikva IN A rEveNgE attack.  TheN THe fUneraL fOr KhAzan in TEl Aviv on 17 April attraCTed A huge crowd, and SomE JewS BEaT up aRaB BysTaNDerS ANd destroyed propErty. This waS fOLlOwed by the BLOodY DAy in JafFa, in whiCh an ARAb mob raMpaged thrOugh a resiDeNtiaL ARea Killing JewS and destRoying proPErty. AN arAb genEraL strikE aNd rEvolt Ensued THat LasteD until ocTober 1936.

DUring ThE summer oF that year, thousands of JewIsh-farMed acRes And orcharDs wERe dEstroyed, JEwisH civilians WerE atTackeD anD
 al-Qassam organized and e stablished  theBla ckHa nd,an a nti-Zionist an d  ant i-British militant org aniza ti o n. H e  r ecrui ted and ar r a nge dmi lit ar y  t raini ngfor pea sants andby19 35 he had en l is ted betwee n 2 00 and 800 m en.  Theywe ree ngage d i n a c ampaig n  of va ndalizing  t r ees pl a nted by f ar mers  and British-cons t ru c ted rail lines . In N ov e mb e r  19 35,  two of hi smen e n gaged i n  a f i ref i ght with thePalestine P o lic e patr ol  hu n ting f ruitth i eve s and a pol icem an was ki lled.F ollowin g  the in cident , t hepoli c ela unc he d  am an hun t  an d surrou nd ed  al-Q assa m i n  a c ave  nea r Ya' bad. In the e nsu ingb att le, a l-Qas samwa s kil led.
The d ea th of al-Qassam  gen erated wi des pr ead  o utrag e  among  Pa les tinianArabs.H uge  c r o w ds  accompanied Qassa m' s bo dy to hi s grav e  i nH aifa.

T he  di ssen t in Pa lest i ne  was inf luence d  a ls o by th ediscov er y i n O ctobe r  193 5 at t he portof Ja f fa of a largea rms shipmentd es t i ne d  for  th e Haganah,spar k ingArab fe ars of aJewis hm il i tary takeover of Pa le stine,  Jewi sh immigratio n also pea k e d  in 1935 , ju s tm onths before P alest inian Arab s  began a  full -scale,nationwid e revolt.Inthe  fo ury e ar s between 193 3 and19 36
more  th an 164, 000  Je wis h i mm igrants a rrived i nPa le st ine , and between19 31an d 1 936 t h e Jewi sh po pula ti on mor e thand ou b l ed f ro m175, 000  t o 370 ,000 peo ple, in creasingthe Jewi sh  p opulati on share from  1 7% to 27%,  a ndbringi n g  about a  significant deteriorat i on in r ela tions  bet ween Pale sti nian A rab s  and J ews.
The u pr isi n g  bega n wi thth e 1936 Ana b t a s hooti ng , a15 Apri l 1936 roadblock t h atstopped a con voy  oft r uc kso nt heNa b lus t o Tulkarm roadduring whi ch th e (probabl y  Qa ss amite)assaila nts s h ot twoJewish dr ivers, Is ra el K h a zan , who waskilled i nstantly, and Z v iDanne nbe rg, wh odie d fiv e days lat er. T he nex tday me mbers  o f the mi litant Jewish faction,the Ir gun,sho t and kil led two  Arab wor kers  sleepingina h ut ne arP etahTikv a  i n a reven ge a t tack.  Th e nthe f un eral for Kh a z a n i n Tel  Av i v on 1 7 Ap ril attracted a h u ge crowd, andsome J ews  be a t up  A rab bystanders  an dd e stroyedpr operty. Thi s was fo ll o wed b y theBloody  Day in J af f a, inwhic h a n Arab mo b r am p aged th ro ug h  a res iden ti al are a kill i ng J e w s and destroying  prop e r ty. A n  Ar ab ge ne ral str i ke a nd revoltensued that  laste d un til O ctober19 36.

D uri ng  the summe r  of thatyear,  thousa nd s of  Je wish-f arme d acres  and  o rch ards were d es t ro ye d , J ewis h civ il ians  were att a cked and 
 al-Qassam_organized and_established the Black Hand,_an anti-Zionist_and_anti-British militant_organization._He recruited and_arranged military training_for peasants and by_1935 he had_enlisted_between 200 and 800 men. They were engaged in a campaign of vandalizing trees_planted_by farmers_and_British-constructed_rail lines. In November 1935,_two of his men engaged_in a_firefight with the Palestine Police patrol hunting fruit_thieves_and a policeman_was killed. Following the incident, the police launched a_manhunt and surrounded al-Qassam in a_cave near Ya'bad._In_the_ensuing battle, al-Qassam was_killed.

The death of al-Qassam generated widespread_outrage among Palestinian Arabs. Huge crowds_accompanied Qassam's body to his grave in_Haifa.

The dissent in Palestine was influenced_also by the discovery in_October 1935_at the port of Jaffa_of a large_arms shipment_destined for the_Haganah, sparking Arab fears of a_Jewish military takeover_of Palestine, Jewish immigration also peaked_in_1935, just months_before_Palestinian_Arabs began_a full-scale, nationwide_revolt._In the_four_years between 1933 and 1936
more than_164,000_Jewish immigrants arrived in Palestine, and between_1931 and 1936 the_Jewish_population more than doubled_from 175,000 to 370,000 people,_increasing the Jewish population share from_17% to_27%, and_bringing about a significant deterioration in relations between Palestinian Arabs and_Jews.

The uprising began with the 1936_Anabta shooting, a 15_April 1936_roadblock_that stopped a_convoy_of trucks_on the Nablus to Tulkarm road during_which the_(probably Qassamite) assailants shot two Jewish_drivers, Israel Khazan, who_was_killed instantly, and Zvi Dannenberg, who_died five days later. The next_day members of the militant_Jewish_faction,_the Irgun, shot and killed_two Arab workers sleeping in a_hut near Petah_Tikva in a revenge attack.  Then_the_funeral for Khazan in Tel Aviv_on_17 April attracted a huge crowd,_and_some_Jews beat up Arab bystanders_and destroyed property. This was followed_by the Bloody Day in Jaffa, in which an_Arab mob rampaged_through a residential area killing_Jews_and_destroying property. An Arab general strike and revolt ensued that_lasted until_October 1936.

During the_summer of that year, thousands of Jewish-farmed acres and orchards_were destroyed, Jewish civilians were attacked and