Israel–Gaza barrier

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The Israel–Gaza barrier is a fortified border fence and wall system constructed by Israel to control movement and enhance security along its boundary with the Gaza Strip.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Israel–Gaza barrier canonical 3

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf border barrier
fortified fence
separation barrier
wall
adjacentTo Negev desert
borderCrosses Israel–Gaza border crossings
surface form: Israel–Gaza border
constructionStartDate 1994
country Israel
describedAsByCritics separation wall
describedAsBySupporters security fence
hasBorderCrossing Erez Crossing
surface form: Erez crossing

Kerem Shalom Crossing
surface form: Kerem Shalom crossing

Rafah Crossing
surface form: Rafah crossing
hasEffect reduction of unauthorized crossings
restriction of movement of goods
restriction of movement of people
hasPart barbed wire
border crossings
electronic sensors
fence
patrol roads
surveillance cameras
wall sections
watchtowers
length approximately 60 kilometers
locatedInRegion Middle East
Palestinian territories
Southern District, Israel
surface form: Southern Israel
locatedOnBorderWith Gaza Strip
material barbed wire
concrete
steel
operator Israel Defense Forces
Israeli Ministry of Defense
politicallyControversial true
purpose border security
control of movement
counterterrorism
prevention of infiltration
relatedToConflict Gaza–Israel conflict (post-2005 phase)
surface form: Gaza–Israel conflict

Arab–Israeli conflict
surface form: Israeli–Palestinian conflict
securityFeature ground sensors
lighting systems
observation posts
remote-controlled weapons systems
significantExpansionDate 2001
2005

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Erez Crossing partOf Israel–Gaza barrier
Israel–Gaza border crossings partOf Israel–Gaza barrier
Israel–Gaza border crossings relatedTo Israel–Gaza barrier