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Subject : Aaron Aaronsohn (1876—1919) was a renowned Palestinian Jewish botanist and agronomist , traveller, entrepreneur, and politician. Aaronsohn is remembered primarily as the discoverer of 'the mother of the wheat', as well as the founder and head of Nili, a ring of Jewish patriots spying for the British in World War I. Owing to information supplied by Nili to the British Army, General Edmund Allenby was able to mount a surprise attack on Beersheba, unexpectedly bypassing strong Turkish defenses in Gaza.

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