In 1938 Moshe Dayan was part of the British-blessed Plugot Sadeh and later of the British-commanded Special Night Squads.
He was a low-rank commander (certainly not The commander) until 1941, when he was injured and retired temporarily until 1947.
The British were fighting the Arab Revolt from 1936 until 1939. But not really fighting Germans until 1939 (or even 1940, if you consider actual fights).
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In 1938 Moshe Dayan was part of the British-blessed Plugot Sadeh and later of the British-commanded Special Night Squads.
He was a low-rank commander (certainly not The commander) until 1941, when he was injured and retired temporarily until 1947.
The British were fighting the Arab Revolt from 1936 until 1939. But not really fighting Germans until 1939 (or even 1940, if you consider actual fights).