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Added March 12, 2012 with 24 photos
Israeli airstrikes killed three Islamic Jihad operatives and wounded 38 Palestinians Monday and rockets exploded in southern Israel, officials said.
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Added March 07, 2012 with 9 photos
After a lengthy fuel crisis, Egypt has agreed to supply Gaza with fuel right as the region's gas stations began drying up and the sole remaining power plant shut down on March 7, 2012.
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Added February 19, 2012 with 14 photos
Gas stations are drying up in the Gaza Strip as smuggler's routes between the region and Egypt have been shut down, in addition to an Israeli blockade and ongoing instability in Egypt, leaving many with few resources to continue their daily lives.
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Added February 02, 2012 with 13 photos
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon visited the Gaza Strip on Feb. 2, 2012. During his visit, protesters threw shoes, sand and small stones in demonstrations taking place outside of his convoy.
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Added January 18, 2012 with 11 photos
Two Palestinians were killed and three wounded in an airstrike in Breit Hanun in northern Gaza, one of whom's funeral, Mohammed Abu Awda, is seen in this gallery.
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Added January 17, 2012 with 8 photos
Hamas is currently attempting to rebuild a police system that collapsed when Hamas took the in Gaza Strip from the Fatah movement, Fatah Leaders meeting with Hamas leaders in Gaza City in a fresh move to push ahead with the rapprochement signed in April following years of bitter rivalry.
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Added November 09, 2011 with 5 photos
A site in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip was targeted by an overnight Israeli air strike. Israel said the attack was in response to an earlier Palestinian rocket attack. No injuries were reported.
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Added October 18, 2011 with 26 photos
Hundreds of Palestinian prisoners were released in a swap for captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit who has been held since 2006 in Gaza.
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Added August 19, 2011 with 10 photos
A funeral is held for five Palestinians killed in an Israeli airstrike. Israeli fighter jets bombed Gaza in retaliation to a series of coordinated attacks on August 18 near the southern Israeli sea resort of Eilat that left eight dead.
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Added August 19, 2011 with 18 photos
Funeral for Staff Sergeant Moshe Naftali in the Mount Herzl Military Cemetery in Jerusalem, August 19, 2011. Naftali was killed in southern Israel in a terrorist attack yesterday. Eight Israelis were killed in three terrorists attacks by Palestinians from Gaza who crossed into Israel through Egypt. UPI/Debbie Hill
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Added August 15, 2011 with 10 photos
Muslims throughout the world are celebrating the holy fasting month of Ramadan, the holiest month in Islamic calendar, refraining from eating, drinking, smoking and sexual relations from dawn to dusk.
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Added July 27, 2011 with 10 photos
Take a look into the daily lives of those living in Gaza, holding a traditional wedding in spite of the region's persistent instability.
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Added May 26, 2011 with 8 photos
Egypt will open the Rafah border crossing on a daily basis starting this weekend in a bid to ease the blockade on the Gaza Strip. The decision to reopen the crossing on a permanent basis was discussed at recent reconciliation meetings between Fatah and Hamas.
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Added May 20, 2011 with 7 photos
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Added April 08, 2011 with 8 photos
An Israeli air strike targeted tunnels used to smuggle fuel into Gaza from Egypt. The strikes began shortly after an anti-tank rocket hit a bus in western Negev, critically injuring a 16-year-old Israeli boy. Five Palestinians were killed and at at least 40 were injured in the attacks.
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Added March 15, 2011 with 11 photos
Thousands of Palestinians demonstrated in the West Bank and Gaza for national unity and an end to the Fatah-Hamas division.
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Added January 21, 2011 with 10 photos
Scores of Palestinians tried to block the entry of French Foreign Minister Michele Alliot-Marie's convoy into Gaza Friday, officials said.
A Palestinian mob surrounded the convoy as it headed for Beit Hanoun in northern Gaza, Maariv said. Protesters held posters calling for Alliot-Marie to leave, some of them threw shoes at her vehicle and one briefly jumped on top of it, Agenzia Giornalistica Italia reported. Hamas police eventually dispersed the crowd and allowed the convoy through, Haaretz said. The Palestinian protesters, mainly relatives of Palestinian prisoners incarcerated in Israel, were angry about statements Alliot-Marie made at a meeting with the parents of Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit on Thursday, Maariv said. The French foreign minister told Aviva and Noam Shalit in Jerusalem their son "has been held hostage for over four years," Maariv said. She said Shalit continues to be held in isolation and France is doing everything possible to secure his release. Shalit has dual Israeli and French citizenship. The soldier was on duty near the Gaza border in June 2006 when he was abducted and taken to the Gaza Strip. He has been held incommunicado ever since. |
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Added January 20, 2011 with 9 photos
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Added January 11, 2011 with 6 photos
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Added December 30, 2010 with 7 photos
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Added December 14, 2010 with 11 photos
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Added December 08, 2010 with 6 photos
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Added November 29, 2010 with 9 photos
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Added October 18, 2010 with 14 photos
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Added September 28, 2010 with 9 photos
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