November 1956
Eleventh Brigade Captures Gaza Strip
Simhoni's Southern Command uses the 11th Brigade to capture the Gaza Strip during Operation Kadesh.
Historical place archive
Browse historical events and people recorded at Gaza Strip in Israel. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Simhoni's Southern Command uses the 11th Brigade to capture the Gaza Strip during Operation Kadesh.
Simhoni employs the 12th Brigade in support of the Israeli operation that captures the Gaza Strip.
Shamir leads the Israeli government as protests and confrontations spread in the Gaza Strip and West Bank.
Israeli security forces intensify arrests of Hamas and Islamic Jihad activists
Israel maintains closures curfews and military patrols in response to unrest
Leaders of Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) signed the Oslo Accords calling for Palestinian administration of the Gaza Strip, implemented in May 1994. Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat shake hands after signing an accord granting limited Palestinian autonomy, Arafat has control of most of the Gaza Strip and 27% of the West Bank
Israel begins withdrawing from parts of the Gaza Strip under the Oslo implementation process
Violence breaks out in the Gaza Strip, a day after Israeli undercover soldiers kill Imad Akel, the head of the military wing of Hamas
Violence breaks out in the Gaza Strip, a day after Israeli undercover soldiers kill Imad Akel, the head of the military wing of Hamas
Violence breaks out in the Gaza Strip, a day after Israeli undercover soldiers kill Imad Akel, the head of the military wing of Hamas
Violence breaks out in the Gaza Strip, a day after Israeli undercover soldiers kill Imad Akel, the head of the military wing of Hamas
Israeli forces confront Palestinian demonstrations and armed attacks during the uprising
Approves intensified targeted operations against militants during the Second Intifada.
Authorizes major Israeli operations in Gaza during continuing Second Intifada violence.
Begins implementing Israeli withdrawal from Gaza settlements.
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