Gaza War (2008–2009)
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Gaza War (2008–2009)
Summary
Gaza War (2008–2009) is a war[1]. Gaza War (2008–2009) draws 1,293 Wikipedia views per month (war category, ranking #153 of 968).[2]
Key Facts
- Gaza War (2008–2009)'s instance of is recorded as war[3].
- Gaza War (2008–2009)'s instance of is recorded as military operation[4].
- Gaza War (2008–2009) was followed by 2012 Gaza War[5].
- Gaza War (2008–2009) took place at Gaza Strip[6].
- Gaza War (2008–2009) took place at Negev[7].
- Gaza War (2008–2009) is part of Gaza–Israel conflict[8].
- Gaza War (2008–2009)'s Commons category is recorded as 2008-09 Gaza War[9].
- Gaza War (2008–2009) began on December 27, 2008[10].
- Gaza War (2008–2009) ended on January 18, 2009[11].
- Among those involved in Gaza War (2008–2009) was Israel[12].
- A participant in Gaza War (2008–2009) was Hamas[13].
- A participant in Gaza War (2008–2009) was Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine[14].
- A participant in Gaza War (2008–2009) was Palestinian Islamic Jihad[15].
- A participant in Gaza War (2008–2009) was Fatah[16].
- Among those involved in Gaza War (2008–2009) was Gaza Strip[17].
- Gaza War (2008–2009)'s topic's main category is recorded as Category:Gaza War (2008–2009)[18].
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When and Where
Gaza War (2008–2009) began on December 27, 2008[10]. Gaza War (2008–2009) ended on January 18, 2009[11]. Recorded location include Gaza Strip[6] and Negev[7].
Context
Gaza War (2008–2009) is part of Gaza–Israel conflict[8]. Recorded instance of include war[3] and military operation[4]. Gaza War (2008–2009) was followed by 2012 Gaza War[5].
Participants
Recorded participant include Israel[12], Hamas[13], Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine[14], Palestinian Islamic Jihad[15], Fatah[16], and Gaza Strip[17].
Why It Matters
Gaza War (2008–2009) draws 1,293 Wikipedia views per month (war category, ranking #153 of 968).[2] Gaza War (2008–2009) has Wikipedia articles in 28 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[19] Gaza War (2008–2009) is known by 143 alternative names across languages and contexts.[20]