The bravery of the Iraqi army in the 1948 war

The Iraqi people and their monarchy fought in Palestine. Events developed leading up to the 1948 war, leaving the Nizam Cemetery with 220 martyrs from the heroes of the Iraqi army who fell defending the Arab lands during the Palestine War, especially on the seventh of June in the year 1948 and the year 1919. It is another cemetery that contains the remains of the Iraqi army, similar to the cemetery of the martyrs of the Iraqi army in the village of Qabatiya in Jenin, which contains 56 Iraqi martyrs who fell by the bullets of the Israeli invasion during the events of the Palestine War. The truth is that before the Iraqi force coming to Palestine fought its battles with the Jews, it took a number of important positions, relatively high above the Palestinian coastal plain, which was in front of its eyes, the most important of which were: positions in Kafr Qasim, Sufiyyin, and Al-Jubailat near Tulkarm, and set up cannons, even as a supporting weapon for the Palestinian fighters who took upon themselves some of the Jewish colonies, and the basis for the rear support was the artillery weapon. Here, I tried to return to a model of unity and joint struggle between the Iraqis and Palestinians between (1948) - 1936 - whether through the soldiers and leaders of the Salvation Army or through the Iraqi army, whose leaders and soldiers came to defend Palestine against the Zionist invasion in early June, and to whom is due the credit for protecting the Arab triangle from departure and fall. The spirit that united the Palestinians as the Arab meeting continued