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The Slik Pavilion
Slik is a nickname for the underground hiding place for weapon
and secret documents. The word "Slik" came into wide use in the
period before the foundation of the state (of Israel), during the
British mandate rule. At that time, the "Hagana" organization built
sliks in many places in Israel, in order to supply weapon for the
protection of the different settling spots that were scattered all
over the land. Therefore, in this pavilion it's possible to find many
things that were used as sliks – tanks, tables, a fridge and even a
car!
Before the declaration of the foundation of the state (of Israel) in
1948, it was forbidden for organizations to hold weapons, and so
(they) held the weapons in secretly. Many tricks were found in
order to hide the weapons, and it's possible to find them in this
room. Here are some unique examples: a pistol in a book, a bomb
inside a milk jug, a gun inside a compressor and more. Today, the
IDF has no need to hide the weapons, but if you (pl.) would like to,
in a different pavilion (pavilion 16) it's possible to see who does
hide weapons today, and by what methods is it done.
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