Atarot and Neveh Ya'akov
The villages of Atarot and Neveh Ya'akov to the north of Jerusalem were evacuated during the War of Independence and captured by the Jordanian
army. The Jordanians destroyed the village of Atarot completely and transformed the area into an international airfield. During the Six
day war the area was conquered by the IDF. Only in 1981, the Minister of Defense Menahem Begin granted the defenders of what was once the village
of Atarot, the War of Independence campaign ribbon. Here pictures of the ceremony, on the remains of a landing strip of the Atarot airfield.
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Mishmar haYarden was a moshava (Jewish settlement) in the Upper Galilee in northern Israel. Most inhabitants supported the revisionist views of Zev Jabotinsky. On 10 June 1948, the settlement was attacked by the Syrian army, the village captured and destroyed after house to house fighting; fourteen residents and defenders of the moshava were killed. A small number of survivors fell captive to the Syrians and remained as prisoners of war for thirteen months. At the end of the war, on 20 July 1949, the area returned to control of Israel as part of the cease-fire to end the war, but the moshava was not rebuilt.
The inhabitants of the village did not receive the campaign ribbon together with the other numerous villages that under siege during the War of Independence, because they "did not do their duty", as they surrendered. Only many years later the ribbon was granted.
Sha'ar haGolan received the ribbon in 1955, by decision of David Ben Gurion
Kibbutz Be'erot Yitzhak, which was destroyed in the War of Independence
and therefore did not receive the ribbon for many years, received the
ribbon in July 1981 at a
ceremony held at the original point where the kibbutz was established.
In addition to the settlements, there were also two institutions that received the
ribbon: Hadassah Hospital received the medal in 1956, "for active service in the War of Independence" and for its role in the siege of Mount
Scopus. The Naharayim Electric Company received the ribbon in 1982, for the steadfastness of its employees during the war.
Source:https://eretzhefetz.org.il