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Historic 'Holy Cannon' Firing on Altalena Ship Donated to Etzel Museum

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The historic "Holy Cannon," used to fire on the Altalena ship, was transferred to the Etzel Museum in Binyamina during a ceremony attended by hundreds, including Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz. The renovated museum, dedicated to the Etzel organization's fighters, was also inaugurated. The cannon's transfer from the IDF was previously reported by Ynet.

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  • The historic 'Holy Cannon' that fired on the Altalena ship was transferred to the Etzel Museum.
  • Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu led the initiative for the cannon's transfer.
  • Defense Minister Israel Katz attended the ceremony in Binyamina.
  • The renovated Etzel Museum, commemorating Etzel fighters, was inaugurated.
  • The cannon was previously held by the IDF.

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