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Limited Self-Rule or Autonomy.
In 1992, the Palestinians wanted self-rule in Gaza and in Jericho.
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In 1992 the Palestinians wanted what in Gaza and in Jericho?
Limited Self-Rule or Autonomy.In 1992, the Palestinians wanted self-rule in Gaza and in Jericho.
Is Gaza connected to the Palestinians?
Yes. The Palestinian Militant group Hamas is currently in control of the Gaza Strip and the only people who live there are Palestinians.
The sentence for Gaza strip?
The Palestinians are mostly confined to the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
How many Palestinian's live in the Gaza strip?
1.82 million Palestinians live in the Gaza Strip.
Israel withdrew from Gaza and Jericho in?
1994
Where do Palestinians live?
mostly the West Bank and Gaza Strip
What land on Israel's western border where Palestinians live?
The Gaza Strip
Has the conflict in Gaza between Jews and Palestinians been resolved?
no and it never will be.
Why is there no Palestine now that Israel has given the Palestinians the Gaza Strip for them to govern by themselves?
The Palestinians do have independent government in the Gaza Strip. It is not recognized since it is a rogue state that refuses to acknowledge or follow past treaties.
Why does Israel continue to settle in the Gaza strip if it ceded it to the Palestinians?
As of 2005, there are no more Israeli Settlements in Gaza. Between 1993-2005, there were several agreements concerning cessions of power to the Palestinians that permitted certain areas to remain in Israeli control. Israel's withdrawal from Gaza was unilateral.
Who lives in the Gaza strip and west bank?
All are Palestinians in both sides.
Israel withdrew from Gaza and Jericho in blank?
Israel withdrew from Gaza and Jericho in 1994 as part of the Oslo Accords, a series of agreements aimed at achieving peace between Israel and the Palestinians. This withdrawal marked the beginning of Palestinian self-rule in these areas, with the Palestinian Authority being established to govern them. The move was seen as a significant step towards resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, though subsequent events have complicated the peace process.
