The Gaza Strip, commonly known as Gaza, is located in the south-eastern Mediterranean. It borders the sea to the north-west, Egypt to the south-west and is surrounded by Israel on all other sides. It ...

The Gaza Strip explained in maps. The Gaza Strip, home to 2.3 million people, has been under an Israeli-imposed land, sea and air blockade for the past 16 years.

Using open-source intelligence, the group has so far mapped out 37 miles, or 9%, of Hamas's tunnel network under the Gaza Strip, including the tunnels and their various tunnel shafts.

UTJ's Yitzhak Goldknopf, center, pictured with a map of prospective settlements in Gaza during a tour of the Gaza border area, November 28, 2024. Daniella Weiss is seen on the right. (Courtesy ...

A map showing approximate locations of two Israeli-controlled corridors traversing the Gaza Strip. The Philadelphi Corridor runs the length of Gaza's southern border with Egypt.

A Gaza ceasefire deal has been reached, but 15 months of fighting have had a devastating impact on the coastal Palestinian territory. Israel's bombing campaign and ground invasion came in response ...

Connectivity in the Gaza Strip has fallen from about 95% in early October to around 37% as of Friday, according to data from NetBlocks.

The Gaza Strip is small at around 356 km2, slightly smaller than the Isle of Wight off the south coast of the UK (380 km2). It is 25 miles long and 7.5 miles wide at its widest point, giving it a ...