June 30: First Political Assassination in Eretz Israel. Hagana members shoot Dr. Jacob De Haan, Agudat Israel leader, in Jerusalem. De Haan had become ultra- religious, writing articles criticizing Zionism.

June 16: Brit Hatzohar "HaAm" Revisionist newspaper forbidden publication, for having published ostensibly inciting material "against the authorities". Published from May 1930.

June 26: Premiere screening of Zeev Jabotinsky's filmed speech in Warsaw. Produced by Eclar Tiraz Film Studios in Paris, on topic "Let the Jews Immigrate to Eretz Israel".

June 1-2: 'Parhod': Iraqi Jews massacred. 179 killed in Baghdad. Jewish property looted and burned. Events catalyze growth of Zionist underground in Iraq and Iraqi Jewish immigration to Eretz Israel.

June 29: Black Sabbath: General curfew imposed, responding to "Night of the Bridges" and Hagana, Palmach, Etzel and Lehi collaboration. Jewish Agency National Council and Hagana members imprisoned.

June 5-10: Defenders of Mishmar HaYarden – Etzel fighters and Moshav members bravely fight Syrian Army, until surrender. 46 people taken prisoner, 12 fighters fallen in battle.

June 8: Nahum Levin dies. Etzel unit commander, active in Hatzohar and Betar Eretz Israel activist. Jabotinsky Institute board member. Herut Movement Knesset member in Third to Fifth Knessets.

June 20: Menachem Begin presents first government under his leadership. Appoints Moshe Dayan as Foreign Minister, from Labor Party. Shortly after Begin visting U.S. as guest of President Jimmy Carter.

June 29: Shmuel Tamir dies. Etzel commander, and among deportees to Africa. Justice Minister and Knesset member from sixth to ninth Knessets, as Gahal, Free Centre, Likud and Shinui member.