-
financial incentives, were
taken shortly afterwards to
begin to
encourage Gazans to
emigrate elsewhere.
Following the 1967 Arab-Israeli War, "various international...
- Look up
Gazan in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Gazan typically refers to a
resident of the Gaza Strip. It may also
refer to:
Gazan, Natanz, a village...
- (some of them
remain missing), and
executed five more
Gazans in
addition to Oday N****er Al Rabay.
Gazans in
favor of
Hamas have
reacted negatively to the protests...
- strongest,
citing the
destruction of
Gazan infrastructure and
statements made by
Israeli politicians that
Gazans are
inhuman or "human animals" and that...
-
federal election. Leah
Gazan was born in Thompson,
Manitoba to
Abraham (Albert)
Gazan and
Marjorie Anne Lecaine.
According to
Gazan, both her
parents are...
- Honoré Théodore
Maxime Gazan de la Peyrière (French pronunciation: [ɔnɔʁe teɔdɔʁ
maksim ɡazɑ̃ də la peʁjɛʁ]; 29
October 1765 – 9
April 1845) was a French...
- IDF
report that
revised the
estimate on the
number of attackers, 6,000
Gazans breached the
border in 119
locations into Israel,
including 3,800 from the...
- the Gaza
Strip and
launching an
invasion that has
killed more than 43,000
Gazans as of
November 2024.
Israel fought 6 wars with Gaza from 1947 to 1987. Israel...
- hospital.” A
Gazan who
asked that his name not be
reported told the
Jerusalem Post
people are
reluctant to use the
field hospital out of fear
Gazans treated...
-
states that
travel restrictions on
Gazans is
necessary to
protect national security,
citing the
cases of
three Gazans who
claimed to
require medical attention...
