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Blockade of the Gaza Strip
Goods allowed or banned Smuggling tunnels
Crossings
Rafah Gaza–Israel Erez Karni Kerem Shalom
2004 - 2009
Philadelphi Accord Economic sanctions Fatah–Hamas battle Egypt–Gaza border breach Gaza War Viva Palestina "Lifeline 3"
2010
Freedom Flotilla Participants Ships (Mavi Marmara, Rachel Corrie) Raid (reactions, legal assessments, Turkel Commission) Other convoys Viva Palestina "Lifeline 5" Road to Hope Jewish Boat to Gaza
2011 - present
Freedom Flotilla II (participants) Freedom Flotilla III Women's Boat to Gaza Israeli "total blockade" 2024 Gaza freedom flotilla
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Road to Hope is the name of a humanitarian aid convoy from the United Kingdom to Gaza, and of the charitable organisation which arranged that convoy.