Do Palestinians in Gaza expect anything to change after Israel’s election?
After years of war, displacement and restrictions, Gazans ask whether Israel’s election will affect their future.
According to Al Jazeera English, after years of war, displacement and restrictions, Gazans ask whether Israel’s election will affect their future.
This politics story centres on the Palestinian Territories. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Israel, Palestinians and Gaza.
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- Palestinian Territories · Middle East
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- Israel, Palestinians, Gaza, Gazans
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- Politics
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