Gaza Street

Gaza St., Jerusalem Gaza Street or Gaza Road ( - Derech Aza ) is a main street in Rehavia neighborhood , in Jerusalem , Israel .¹ Aside from being important for commuting, it holds its own commercial and cultural value. The private apartment of Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and the official residence of Israel's Prime Minister are both located on the street and therefore its Paris Square end is the site of many demonstrations . The street begins residential to Paris Square , shared with King George , Qeren HaYesod, Agron and Ramban Streets, and ends next to the Valley of the Cross (“Emeq HaMatzleva”) and the Monastery of the Cross in an intersection it shares with Rabbi Isaac Herzog Avenue and Rabbi Brody Street. There are many cafés , restaurants and other commercial activity on the street. Most of Gaza Street’s buildings are designed in the Bauhaus style common to the neighborhood and are faced with Jerusalem stone . Most are apartment buildings, no taller than four floors and featuring gardens . What's in a name?² Jerusalem's 'Gaza Street' brings to mind terrorism and violence, says city council member, JASON KEYSER, 2003, HighBeam רחוב עזה הפך לאלחוטי , ירושלים ברשת, 2005 חגית אברון, בלדה לרחוב ירושלמי , גלובס, 30/07/09³