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- 7. דרום הרצועה מעוז המנהרות להברחת אמל " ח וסחורות ברצועה חאן יונס מנהרה ברפיח רפיח : שוכנת על גבול רצע " ז - מצרים . מונה כ - 70,000 נפשות , מרביתם פליטים פלסטינים המתגוררים במחנות . מהווה אתר מרכזי למנהרות רבות המשמשות להברחת ציוד , אמל " ח , פעילי טרור וכסף לרצועה . ח ' אן יונס : העיר הפלסטינית השנייה בגודלה ברצע " ז . מונה כ - 180,000 נפשות , מרביתם הגדול פליטים . רצועת עזה תעודת זהות
- 8. המעברים ברצועה מעבר ארז מעבר קרני מעבר רפיח מעבר כרם - שלום מעבר כיסופים מעבר לסחורות מעבר לאישים . ישראל יצאה ממנו במסגרת הסכם בגבול ישראל - מצרים . מעבר לסחורות ולאישים מעבר לגוש קטיף . כיום לא קיים בצפון . מעבר לסחורות ולאישים המעברים ברצועת עזה הרצועה אינה משק אוטרקי , ואינה יכולה להתקיים באופן עצמאי . לפיכך , היא תלויה באספקת מים , חשמל , דלק וגז במדינת ישראל . ללא המעברים , הרצועה אינה יכולה לשרוד . סגירה שלהם , גוררת השתוללות מחירים מידית . רצועת עזה תעודת זהות
- 10. חמולות ברצועה חמולת דורמוש חמולת חילס חמולת אבו ריש חמולת אבו סמהדאנה משפחת פשע מובילה בעזה ( קושרה לאל - קעידה ). אחד ממוקדי הכוח החזקים ברצועה . מזוהה עם חמא " ס . ככה " נ האחראית לחטיפת גלעד שליט . מזוהה עם הפת " ח , מקום מושבה בעזה . היוותה את הנהגת פת " ח ברצועה אחרי השתלטות חמא " ס . באוגוסט 2008 התנהלו קרבות קשים בינם לבין החמא " ס , וחוסלו רבים מבני החמולה . מזוהים עם הפת " ח . לצד זאת , משתפים פעולה עם כל גורמי הטרור ברצועה . מקום מושבם : דרום הרצועה . נחשבה לאחת החמולות החזקות ברצועה . מנהיג החמולה , חוסל ע " י החמא " ס במהלך העימותים עם פת " ח ב - 2007. חמולת חילס הזהות החמולתית מהווה את הזהות המרכזית של תושבי הרצועה . מאז השתלטות חמא " ס על הרצועה היא פועלת ביד קשה כנגד החמולות ומצמצמת את כוחן . רצועת עזה תעודת זהות חמולות מרכזיות נוספות : אלמצרי , אבו חסנין , כפרנה ובכר
- 11. אתרים מרכזיים אוניברסיטה האסלאמית בעזה מסגד אבן מרוואן מסגד Kateb Al-Welayah מסגד עומרי הגדול בית קברות רומאי מכיל את קבר הקדוש שיח ' עלי בן מרוואן סמוך לכנסייה האורתודוכסית " פרפריוס הקדוש " נבנה במאה ה - 13 בפקודת השלטון הממלוכי נבנה בתקופה הביזנטית מסגד אבו מרוואן מסגד Kateb Al-Welayah מסגד עומרי הגדול נוסדה ב - 1978. ידועה כמעוז איתן של תנועת החמא " ס רצועת עזה תעודת זהות
- 12. אתרים מרכזיים כנסיית פרפריוס הקדוש מסגד אלסייד האשם מבצר אלבאשה מקום קבורתו של האשם בן עבד מאנאף , סבו של מוחמד מבצר ממלוכי מהמאה ה - 13. המצביא נפוליאון התגורר במקום למשך מס ' ימים בשנת 1799. כנסיה אורתודוכסית . מקור הקדוש פרפיוס מיוון . כנסיית פרפריוס הקדוש מבצר אלבאשה רצועת עזה תעודת זהות