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[7][8] For example, he declared: "Not only were Jews injured and thousands of pounds worth of damage done to Jewish property in Jerusalem.

Once again we became 'protected Jews' as British troops pretended to defend us..."[9] In 1939 Esther Raziel-Naor, the sister of fellow Irgun leader David Raziel, became the first broadcaster of the radio station.

[12][13] In November 1946 the station was used to denounce as lies British assertions that the Irgun intended to assassinate members of the government and the military.

"[17] When the Irgun was attacked by the Haganah at the Altalena, Begin used the radio station to urge his men not to counter-attack.

[19] A number of its radio broadcast transcripts between 1936 and 1948 are collected by Psychological Warfare and Propaganda: Irgun Documentation.