User talk:Kingsindian/Black Sunday, 1937

Terrorist/militants
Irgun and Lehi in later Israeli law, and in retrospective histories sufficiently detached from events to approach the topic fairly neutrally, were described, and in the case of Lehi self-described, as terrorist groups since they deliberately chosen methods that everyone acknowledges to be terrorist. Hamas and the PLO were, likewise, in periods of their history, terrorist organizations that, once they accepted a political process, began to be relieved of that epithet. The point is made by Calder Watson in his article 'British Intelligence and threats to British National Security after the Second World War,' Matthew Grant (ed.), The British Way in Cold Warfare: Intelligence, Diplomacy and the Bomb 1945-1975,  A&C Black, 2011 pp.1\41-157 p.148, and many other sources. Nishidani (talk) 19:18, 26 August 2016 (UTC)