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Israeli disengagement from the Gaza Strip

Withdrawal of Israeli troops and settlers from Gaza, completed in 2005.

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  • Israel announced and carried out the plan Primary record 1
  • Gaza Strip the ICJ on control after 2005 Primary record 1
  • Gaza Strip the Court's conclusion on Israel's obligations after 2005 Primary record 1

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  1. 2005 Israeli disengagement from the Gaza Strip
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  1. Legal Consequences arising from the Policies and Practices of Israel in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, Advisory Opinion, 19 July 2024, International Court of Justice, 19 Jul 2024. Primary record
    in 2004, Israel announced a “Disengagement Plan”. According to that plan, Israel was to withdraw its military presence from the Gaza Strip and from several areas in the northern part of the West Bank
    reports that Israel maintains control “over, inter alia, the airspace and territorial waters of Gaza, as well as its land crossings at the borders
    obligations have remained commensurate with the degree of its effective control over the Gaza Strip.
    Israel remained capable of exercising, and continued to exercise, certain key elements of authority over the Gaza Strip
    has not entirely released it of its obligations under the law of occupation
    By 2005, Israel had completed the withdrawal of its army and the removal of the settlements in the Gaza Strip.
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