Umm Rashrash

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Umm Rashrash was the small Ottoman-era and later British Mandate outpost on the Red Sea that preceded and eventually became the modern Israeli city of Eilat.

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Umm Rashrash canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British Mandate outpost ⓘ
Ottoman military outpost ⓘ
historical settlement ⓘ
borderRole southernmost point of Mandatory Palestine ⓘ
southernmost point of later State of Israel at time of capture ⓘ
captureDate 1949-03-10 ⓘ
capturedBy Israel Defense Forces ⓘ
capturedDuring Operation Uvda ⓘ
country Mandatory Palestine ⓘ
Ottoman Empire ⓘ
distanceTo approximately 3–4 km from modern Eilat center ⓘ
functionedAs remote frontier post ⓘ
hasArabicName أم الرشراش ⓘ
hasClimate arid desert climate ⓘ
incorporatedInto State of Israel ⓘ
linked to: Israel
laterDevelopedAs port city ⓘ
tourist resort ⓘ
locatedIn southern Negev ⓘ
linked to: דרום הנגב

southern Palestine (historical region) ⓘ
linked to: Southern Palestine
locatedInPresentDay Eilat ⓘ
Israel ⓘ
locatedOn Gulf of Aqaba ⓘ
Red Sea ⓘ
nearBorderWith Jordan ⓘ
nearCity Aqaba ⓘ
preceded Eilat ⓘ
region Arabah ⓘ
linked to: Arabah Valley
strategicImportance access to Red Sea ⓘ
southern terminus of land routes through Negev ⓘ
successorSettlement Eilat ⓘ
symbolizedBy Raising of the Ink Flag ⓘ
timePeriod British Mandate period ⓘ
Ottoman era ⓘ
usedAs customs post ⓘ
police post ⓘ

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Eilat → previousName → Umm Rashrash ⓘ