Operation Defensive Shield
Orders a large West Bank operation after suicide bombings inside Israel.
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Orders a large West Bank operation after suicide bombings inside Israel.
Sharon's government sends Israeli forces into Jenin as Operation Defensive Shield expands through major West Bank population centers.
Israeli troops enter the Old City of Nablus during intense urban fighting associated with Operation Defensive Shield.
Thirteen Israeli reserve soldiers are killed in an ambush during fierce fighting in Jenin refugee camp, increasing domestic attention on the battle.
Sharon's cabinet orders immediate construction of barrier sections in several areas as part of measures intended to prevent attacks inside Israel.
Israel conducts operation Defensive Wall in the West Bank, following a large number of Palestinian suicide attacks on civilian targets
Israel conducts operation Defensive Wall in the West Bank, following a large number of Palestinian suicide attacks on civilian targets
Sharon's cabinet approves the first phase of a continuous West Bank barrier while stating that the structure is intended as a security measure.
Approves construction of the West Bank separation barrier during the Second Intifada.
Sharon's government approves the final route for the first construction phase of the West Bank separation barrier and Jerusalem envelope.
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Israel begins building the West Bank separation barrier during the Second Intifada
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