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Gaza and the West Bank are about 35 km apart, with Israel in between. This is how the map got that way, from 1947 to 2007. In 1947 Britain handed the question of Palestine to the UN, and the UN's partition plan drew two states whose pieces barely touched. Jewish leaders accepted it; Arab leaders rejected it. In 1948 Israel declared independence, five Arab armies marched in, and more than 700,000 Palestinians fled or were driven out. When the fighting stopped in 1949, the ceasefire lines were drawn where the armies stood: Egypt held the coastal strip (Gaza), Jordan held the hills (the West Bank). In 1967 a six-day war ended with Israel holding both. The 1993 Oslo deal called the two "a single territorial unit"; a road through Israel joined them in 1999 and was shut within a year, when the Second Intifada broke out. In 2005 Israel pulled out of Gaza; in 2006 Hamas won the Palestinian legislative election, and in 2007, after fighting with Fatah, it took control of Gaza, while the Fatah-led Palestinian Authority kept the West Bank. This video covers 1947-2007 only; it doesn't cover the current war. Sources: UN General Assembly Resolution 181 (II), 29 Nov 1947; Egypt-Israel General Armistice Agreement (24 Feb 1949) and Jordan-Israel Armistice (3 Apr 1949), UN Peacemaker; US Office of the Historian, the 1948 and 1967 Arab-Israeli wars; UN, State of the World's Refugees (2006); Declaration of Principles (Oslo), 13 Sep 1993, Art. IV (UN doc. A/48/486); Protocol Concerning Safe Passage between the West Bank and the Gaza Strip (5 Oct 1999); Congressional Research Service RS22000 (2005); Human Rights Watch (2008). Map data: Natural Earth (public domain); 1947 plan traced from the public-domain CIA map "UN Partition Plan for Palestine 1947"; Copernicus GLO-90; Sentinel-2 cloudless 2016 by EOX (CC BY 4.0). #history #geography #gaza #westbank

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