Gaza 2014: The Collapse of a Control Model

Lev Luis Grinberg

Gaza 2014: The Collapse of a Control Model

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

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Abstract

Following the kidnapping of three young Israelis in the West Bank on June 13 2014 the Israeli government drew the Israel Defense Force (IDF) and the whole country into a complicated situation that the country has not seen since the unilateral “disengagement” from Gaza in 2005. Immediately after the kidnapping Prime Minister Netanyahu blamed the Hamas government in Gaza (which denied the accusation at the time) and arrested most of Hamas’ activists and elected parliamentary leaders in the West Bank. Furthermore, the Israeli government seized the opportunity to demand the dismantling of the fledgling Palestinian national “agreement” (or unity) government which brought Fatah and Hamas together.

Original language	English
Journal	Theory & event
Volume	18
Issue number	1
State	Published - Jan 2015

Keywords

Arab-Israeli conflict
Occupied territories

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Gaza 2014: The Collapse of a Control Model

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