Beit Hanoun

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Beit Hanoun is a town in the northern Gaza Strip near the Israeli border, known for its strategic location and frequent involvement in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict.


Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf human settlement
town
affectedBy blockade of the Gaza Strip
borderWith Israel
country State of Palestine
frequentlyAffectedBy airstrikes
artillery shelling
military operations
governedBy Hamas
surface form: Hamas de facto government in Gaza
hasAlternativeTransliteration Bayt Hanun
Beit Hanun
hasArabicName بيت حانون
hasCivicInfrastructure health clinics
mosques
schools
hasClimate Mediterranean climate
hasConflictRelatedDamage public infrastructure
residential buildings
hasDemographics predominantly Palestinian Arab
hasEconomyBasedOn agriculture
small-scale trade
hasHistoricalRegion historic Palestine
hasMajorReligion Islam
hasMunicipalStatus town
hasNearbyCrossingPoint Erez Crossing
hasPrimaryEthnicGroup Palestinian
surface form: Palestinians
hasPrimaryLanguage Arabic
hasRoadConnectionTo Gaza City
hasStrategicImportance control of access routes in northern Gaza
hasStrategicLocation near Israeli border
hasTypeOfGovernment municipality
involvedIn Arab–Israeli conflict
surface form: Israeli–Palestinian conflict
locatedIn Gaza Strip
Middle East
North Gaza Governorate
Palestinian territories
Middle East
surface form: Western Asia

North Gaza Governorate
surface form: northern Gaza Strip
locatedOn Mediterranean Sea coast
surface form: Mediterranean coastal plain
near Erez Crossing
observesDaylightSavingTime UTC+03:00
partOf Gaza Governorates
North Gaza Governorate
population tens of thousands
subjectOf United Nations reports
international media coverage
timeZone Eastern European Time
UTC+02:00

Referenced by (3)

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

Gaza Strip containsCity Beit Hanoun
Jabalia refugee camp locatedNear Beit Hanoun
Erez Crossing near Beit Hanoun