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  The Jews believed in these promises and breathed a sigh of relief.  The masses who were preparing to plunder and rob the Jews were disappointed by this news, regretted the fall of Rashid Ali and were angry with the Jews who were looking forward with joy to the pro-British rule of the curate Abd al-Ila.

  The Jews believed in these promises and breathed a sigh of relief.  The masses who were preparing to plunder and rob the Jews were disappointed by this news, regretted the fall of Rashid Ali and were angry with the Jews who were looking forward with joy to the pro-British rule of the curate Abd al-Ila.

  Many Iraqi soldiers and officers, who fled the battlefield, walked the streets disgruntled and hungry with weapons in hand.  The curfew entered the palace of Sad al-Karrah, which is located a few kilometers from Baghdad, at noon on May 30.  On that day, Younis A-Sabawi declared himself the military governor of the country.  A special security committee headed by Mayor Arshad Al-Omari and the Chief of Police signed a cease-fire agreement on May 31.   

  Many Iraqi soldiers and officers, who fled the battlefield, walked the streets disgruntled and hungry with weapons in hand.  The curfew entered the palace of Sad al-Karrah, which is located a few kilometers from Baghdad, at noon on May 30.  On that day, Younis A-Sabawi declared himself the military governor of the country.  A special security committee headed by Mayor Arshad Al-Omari and the Chief of Police signed a cease-fire agreement on May 31.   

[[Younis al-Sabawi|Yunis A. Sabawi]] invited the head of the Jewish community in Baghdad to him and demanded that he tell the Jews not to leave their homes for the three days: Saturday, Sunday and Monday, which are the two days of Shavuot.  That morning, Yunis sent a call to the masses through the broadcasting service, to carry out a massacre of the Jews;  However, this call was delayed by the head of the security committee, who was able to ban Yunis A. Sabaowi and transport him across the border.

[[Yunis al-Sabawi|Yunis A. Sabawi]] invited the head of the Jewish community in Baghdad to him and demanded that he tell the Jews not to leave their homes for the three days: Saturday, Sunday and Monday, which are the two days of Shavuot.  That morning, Yunis sent a call to the masses through the broadcasting service, to carry out a massacre of the Jews;  However, this call was delayed by the head of the security committee, who was able to ban Yunis A. Sabaowi and transport him across the border.

  On Sunday 6 Sivan, the curfew arrived at the Baghdad airport (about two kilometers from the city).

  On Sunday 6 Sivan, the curfew arrived at the Baghdad airport (about two kilometers from the city).