Khan Yunis, Palestine
Khan Yunis, Palestine connects to 3119 places across 14 topics through 50 Bunkabop connections, with military history accounting for the dominant share. The city's ties are most concentrated with Israel, Palestine, and the Gaza Strip. Connections trace threads from the 1955 Israeli paratroop attack on the British-built Tegart fort to the 2007 Hamas takeover of the Gaza Strip, the 2005 Israeli disengagement, and Ashraf Fayadh, whose family were Khan Yunis refugees.
Paratroopers Brigade
Connects Khan Yunis, Palestine to: Entebbe, Uganda | Kfar Yona, Israel
Ashraf Fayadh
Connects Khan Yunis, Palestine to: Berlin, Germany | Saudi Arabia | Gaza Strip | Abha, Saudi Arabia
Battle of Gaza (2007)
Connects Khan Yunis, Palestine to: Gaza City, Palestine | Sheikh Radwan, Palestine | Tel al-Hawa, Palestine | Khan Yunis refugee camp, State of Palestine
Al-Azhar University – Gaza
Connects Khan Yunis, Palestine to: South Africa | Palestine | Gaza Strip | Gaza City, Palestine | Al-Mughraqa, State of Palestine
Ashkelon
Connects Khan Yunis, Palestine to: Israel | Palestine | Gaza City, Palestine | Ashkelon, Israel
Israeli disengagement from Gaza
Connects Khan Yunis, Palestine to: Ramallah, Palestine | Rafah, State of Palestine | Palestine (region) | Sanur, Palestine | Netzarim Corridor
Mahmoud al-Zahar
Connects Khan Yunis, Palestine to: United Kingdom | Israel | Egypt | Jerusalem, Israel | Lebanon
Maglan
Connects Khan Yunis, Palestine to: Israel | Jerusalem, Israel | Lebanon | West Bank | Gaza Strip
Moain Sadeq
Connects Khan Yunis, Palestine to: Canada | Berlin, Germany | Toronto, Ontario | Israel | Ontario
Deir al-Balah
Connects Khan Yunis, Palestine to: Israel | Egypt | Jerusalem, Israel | Palestine | Haifa, Israel
2018–2019 Gaza border protests
Connects Khan Yunis, Palestine to: Rome, Italy | Israel | Jerusalem, Israel | Geneva, Switzerland | Palestine
Palestinian Fedayeen insurgency
Connects Khan Yunis, Palestine to: Oxford, England | Israel | Jordan | Egypt | Syria