Three prosecution against Arab states for land looted during the War of Independence

Three prosecution against Arab states for land looted during the War of Independence

Three documents claiming the return of plundered land, submitted to the Ministry to register foreign claims - on Jewish lands plundered during the War of Independence 1949 and 1953.

* prosecution document for a residential house consisting of a large yard (100 square meters) and two swimming pools flowing into it, and the buildings around 12/10/1949. The house is located in Damascus, in the Jewish Quarter at 38 Al-Jimaa Street. Owner: Inheritance of Jacob Laniado. The plaintiffs: "The brothers David and Yosef Laniado" - the sons of Yaakov Laniado. Defendant State: Syria. In the comments below: "This property was handed over by us to one of the tenants and his name is: Samri Smaka (Jewish) from about six or seven years ago. When the war broke out, we did not receive any further information from the next force or from what was done in the house ...". The current condition of the house: "Jewish and Armenian tenants live in it, and we do not receive any wages from them ...".

* prosecution document on the land of 'Miri' in the village of Bir Nabalala dated 7/23/1949: Kerem Isark. Prosecutor: David Wiesenstern. Defendant State: "The territory of the Land of Israel subject to the rule of the Arab Legion."

* prosecution document on the same land about three years later on 10/29/1953. Prosecutor: David Wiesenstern. Defendant State: "Government of Jordan."

[3] Printed documents handwritten by the Prosecutors. Same size: 44x33 cm. Stains, good condition.