Gender and Wars in Gaza Untangled: What Past Wars Have Taught Us?

Gender and Wars in Gaza
Author(s)/editor(s)
Nader Said-Foqahaa, PhD and Samer Said, MA

Past Gaza wars provide valuable lessons on gender specific needs and vulnerabilities which should guide the humanitarian response to the current crisis in Gaza, according to a new analysis by UN Women.

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Geographic coverage: Arab States/North Africa Palestine, State of
Subject areas: Humanitarian action
Publication year
2021
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