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Philadelphi Corridor

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The Philadelphi Corridor is a 100-meter wide and 14-kilometer long strip of land along the Gaza Strip-Egypt border, established by Israel in 2005 to prevent smuggling and infiltration. Following Israel's disengagement from the Gaza Strip, the Philadelphi Accord was signed with Egypt, authorizing Egypt to deploy 750 border guards to patrol the border on its side. The accord aimed to prevent the movement of illegal materials and people between Egypt and the Gaza Strip, and established a demilitarized zone near the border. The Egyptian Border Guard Force was created to patrol the border, with specific equipment and weaponry restrictions, and was intended to enhance Egypt's capability to fight smuggling.learn more on wikipedia

  1. Israel seals off key Gaza corridors and expands military control in southern Rafah region

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  2. Israel Blocks Gaza Aid Amid Ceasefire Dispute

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  3. Hamas releases four Israeli hostages in second swap

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  4. 90 Palestinians released by Israel under Gaza ceasefire deal

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    3. 10

  5. Gaza ceasefire delayed until Hamas releases names of hostages for release

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  6. Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal delayed due to unresolved disagreements

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  7. Israel and Hamas Announce Ceasefire Agreement

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  8. Gaza Ceasefire Talks Show Progress, Officials Say

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  9. Israeli PM Netanyahu sacks Defense Minister Gallant over crisis of trust on Israel's wars in Gaza and Lebanon

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  10. Israel kills Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut strike

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  11. Israeli airstrikes in Gaza kill at least 34 people, including six UN staff members

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  12. US Justice Department Announces Criminal Charges Against Hamas Leaders Over October 7 Attacks

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perspectives

  1. 1.Israel Foreign Policy
  2. 2.2023 Hamas-led attack on Israel
  3. 3.Israel-Palestine Conflict
  4. 4.Israel under Benjamin Netanyahu
  5. 5.US Foreign Policy
  6. 6.British Foreign Policy
  7. 7.Qatar Foreign Policy
  8. 8.Israel-US Relations
  9. 9.Islamic Terrorism
  10. 10.US under Donald Trump
  11. 11.Israel-Lebanese Hezbollah Conflict
  12. 12.Iran Foreign Policy

countries

  1. 1.Palestine, State ofPS
  2. 2.IsraelIL
  3. 3.EgyptEG
  4. 4.United StatesUS
  5. 5.QatarQA
  6. 6.Iran, Islamic Republic ofIR
  7. 7.LebanonLB
  8. 8.United KingdomGB
  9. 9.Syrian Arab RepublicSY
  10. 10.YemenYE
  11. 11.JordanJO
  12. 12.IraqIQ

organizations

  1. 1.Hamas
  2. 2.United Nations
  3. 3.Israel Defense Forces
  4. 4.White House
  5. 5.Hezbollah
  6. 6.Mossad
  7. 7.World Health Organization
  8. 8.Palestinian National Authority
  9. 9.Hostages and Missing Persons Families Forum
  10. 10.Shin Bet
  11. 11.UN Relief and Works Agency
  12. 12.US State Department

persons

  1. 1.Benjamin NetanyahuIL
  2. 2.Joe BidenUS
  3. 3.Donald TrumpUS
  4. 4.Anthony BlinkenUS
  5. 5.Yahwa Sinwar
  6. 6.Yoav GalantIL
  7. 7.Ismail Haniyeh
  8. 8.Daniel HagariIL
  9. 9.António GuterresPT
  10. 10.Israel KatzIL
  11. 11.William BurnsUS
  12. 12.Adam Rasgon

technicals

  1. 1.West Bank
  2. 2.Islam
  3. 3.Deir al-Balah
  4. 4.Judaism
  5. 5.Jabaliya Camp
  6. 6.Netzarim Corridor
  7. 7.Golan Heights
  8. 8.Hebrew
  9. 9.Zionist
  10. 10.Jenin Camp
  11. 11.Al-Bureij Camp
  12. 12.National Security