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Ganei Tal (Israeli settlement)
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Ganei Tal setttlement in Gaza Ganei Tal is an Israeli settlement in the southern end of the Gaza Strip .1 Located in the Gush Katif settlement bloc, it became a Jewish settlement in 1979 with a primarily agricultural purpose; exporting Geraniums and Tomatos to Europe .2 Lined with stucco buildings and greenhouses, it sits next to the Khan Yunis Palestinian Refugee Camp, which has been the centre of several rocket attacks against the settlement. v t e3
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israeli settlement in the southern end of the gaza strip
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israeli settlement in the south of the gaza strip
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