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Shlomo Argov (in ebraico שלמה ארגוב ?; Gerusalemme, 14 dicembre 1929 – Gerusalemme, 23 febbraio 2003) è stato un diplomatico israeliano, ambasciatore israeliano nel Regno Unito il cui tentato omicidio portò alla guerra del Libano del 1982 .
Shlomo Argov ( Hebrew: שלמה ארגוב ; 14 December 1929 – 23 February 2003) was an Israeli diplomat. He was the Israeli ambassador to the United Kingdom whose attempted assassination led to the 1982 Lebanon War . Early life and education. Argov was born in Jerusalem in 1929, to a family that had lived in Jerusalem for seven generations.
- Israeli
- 1959–1982
- Diplomat
25 feb 2003 · Obituary. Shlomo Argov. Israeli diplomat whose shooting triggered the invasion of Lebanon. Lawrence Joffe. Mon 24 Feb 2003 20.50 EST. Shlomo Argov, Israel's former ambassador to Britain, has...
29 feb 2024 · IL FERIMENTO DI SHLOMO ARGOV. L’Organizzazione Abu Nidal, come ormai era conosciuto il gruppo, il 3 giugno 1982 a Londra sparò e ferì alla testa Shlomo Argov, l'ambasciatore israeliano in Gran Bretagna. Argov sopravvisse, ma trascorse tre mesi in coma e il resto della sua vita disabile, fino alla sua morte nel febbraio 2003.
17 ago 2022 · Yet the PLO had nothing to do with the attack on Ambassador Shlomo Argov. The day after the assassination attempt, Shin Bet chief Avraham Shalom had already reported to the Israeli leadership that the perpetrators likely belonged to the so-called Abu Nidal Organization (ANO), a rival Palestinian terrorist faction bent on taking down ...
Shlomo Argov. (1929 - 2003) Shlomo Argov was born in Jerusalem in 1929, the descendant of family which has lived in Jerusalem for seven generations. As a young man and a member of the Palmach, he was wounded in the 1948 War of Independence in the battle for Safed.
Shlomo Argov- Continuing the Legacy. Shlomo Argov was born in Jerusalem in 1929, the descendant of family which has lived in Jerusalem for seven generations. As a young man and a member of the Palmach, he was wounded in the 1948 War of Independence in the battle for Safed.
