A) 168 billion shekels B) 14.5 billion shekels C) 600 million shekels D) 22.76 billion shekels
A) $14.5 billion B) $600 million C) $22.76 billion D) $50 billion
A) $14.5 billion B) 168 billion shekels C) $600 million D) $50 billion
A) 80% B) 30% C) 6% D) 5.2%
A) 30% B) 80% C) 6% D) 5.2%
A) 135,000 B) 168,000 C) 300,000 D) 600,000
A) $50,000 B) $600 C) $161 D) $14,500
A) 5.2 percent B) 30 percent C) 80 percent D) 6 percent
A) 135 B) 50 C) 80 D) 300
A) November 2023 B) October 2026 C) September 2025 D) October 2023
A) 5.2% of GDP B) 6% of GDP C) 10,000 shekels D) 30% of sales
A) 6% B) 30% C) 5.2% D) 10%
A) No trucks at all B) Only military trucks C) Commercial goods from Israel D) Humanitarian aid and commercial goods from Egypt
A) A fee for building reconstruction B) A required import duty by the UN C) A voluntary payment by wealthy Gazans D) A tax for humanitarian aid
A) Simchat Torah war B) Battle of al-Aqsa Flood C) Operation Iron Swords D) Second Nakba
A) It marks the date of the Israeli withdrawal B) The attack began on the Jewish holiday of Simchat Torah C) It is named after a major Palestinian leader D) It commemorates a historical battle
A) 2007 B) 2000 C) 2014 D) 2005
A) The Palestinian Authority B) Hamas C) The United Nations D) The Al-Qassam Brigades
A) As collective punishment B) As a temporary border control C) As a necessary peace treaty D) As a humanitarian initiative
A) 63% B) 25% C) 50% D) 81%
A) To protest the government of Hamas B) To celebrate the withdrawal from Gaza C) To call for the right of Palestinian refugees to return D) To demand the end of UNRWA aid
A) The Palestinian Islamic Jihad B) The Intifada Resistance Front C) The Gaza Security Forces D) Al-Qassam Brigades
A) Desecration of the Al-Aqsa Mosque B) The expansion of the Abraham Accords C) A desire to join the Palestinian Authority D) Economic cooperation with Israel
A) Amnesty International B) The United Nations Security Council C) The Saudi Arabian Foreign Ministry D) The Netanyahu government
A) They were ending all diplomatic ties B) They were negotiating to normalize relations C) They were in a state of open war D) They had just signed a comprehensive peace treaty
A) The Palestinian Authority president B) Benjamin Netanyahu C) The UN Secretary General D) Ismail Haniyeh
A) Declaring war too early in 2021 B) Refusing all international aid to the region C) Granting work permits to Gazan residents D) Ignoring the needs of Israeli settlers
A) 251 B) 1,400 C) 74,000 D) 1,195
A) 53% B) 65% C) 90% D) 25%
A) 25% B) 53% C) 90% D) 65%
A) Yellow Line B) Blue Line C) Green Line D) Red Line
A) At least 1,400 B) Over 74,000 C) 251 D) 1,195
A) Hamas administration B) Israeli coalition C) Assad regime D) Iranian government
A) 1,200 B) 500 C) 100 D) 251
A) Aspirational B) Irrelevant documents C) Immediate threats D) Fake intelligence
A) Iron Dome AI B) Habsora (The Gospel) C) Gaza Tracker D) Sky Shield
A) The Defense of Borders Act B) The Gaza Protocol C) Operation Scorched Earth D) Hannibal Directive
A) The Egyptian Energy Board B) The Gaza Power Authority C) The UN Relief Agency D) The Israel Electric Corporation
A) It became the primary Hamas command center B) It was evacuated without incident C) An explosion in the parking lot killed hundreds D) It was completely demolished by an airstrike
A) The UN mediated a partial release B) The Israeli government rejected the offer C) Hamas withdrew the offer before it could be reviewed D) Israel accepted the offer immediately
A) 50 B) 1,000 C) 350 D) 100
A) 50 B) 54 C) 150 D) 106
A) Two weeks B) Four days C) One day D) One week
A) 27 October 2023 B) 30 November 2023 C) 24 November 2023 D) 1 December 2023
A) 24 November B) 22 November C) 1 December D) 28 November
A) It was made permanent B) It was rejected by Qatar C) It expired D) It was extended by a month
A) Operation Northern Shield B) Operation Al-Aqsa Flood C) Operation Iron Swords D) Operation Gideon's Chariots
A) Surgical operations B) No military action C) Total annexation D) Diplomatic negotiations only
A) Forensic Architecture B) United Nations C) Human Rights Watch D) The Red Cross
A) Into a naval force B) Into a purely political organization C) Back into a guerrilla fighting force D) Into a conventional infantry army
A) Human Rights Watch B) The United States C) The Israeli Military D) Forensic Architecture
A) Foreign military volunteers B) Only conscripted soldiers C) Private contractors D) The UN peacekeeping force
A) A color-coded zone system B) A digital map application C) A radio broadcast signal D) A grid system
A) Mahmoud Darwish B) Edward Said C) Ghassan Kanafani D) Refaat Alareer
A) Gaza Under Fire B) Home is a Memory C) If I Must Die D) The Last Breath
A) Rafah B) The Mediterranean coast C) The Egyptian border D) Northern Gaza
A) More than 500 B) Fewer than 100 C) More than 150 D) Exactly 50
A) Daniel Hagari B) Benjamin Netanyahu C) Herzi Halevi D) Yoav Gallant
A) A local medical doctor B) A Red Crescent volunteer C) A prominent Palestinian journalist D) Hind Rajab
A) 1 March B) 5 February C) 12 February D) 29 February
A) Faiq al-Mabhouh B) Mohammed Deif C) Yahya Sinwar D) Ismail Haniyeh
A) 400 B) 200 C) 50 D) 100
A) Red Cross B) World Central Kitchen C) UNRWA D) Project HOPE
A) 906 B) 1,200 C) 2,500 D) 450
A) Al-Shuja'iyya B) Nuseirat C) Rafah D) Khan Yunis
A) 10 B) 45 C) 90 D) 21
A) Over 250 B) Over 75 C) Over 100 D) Over 500
A) Tel al-Sultan B) Al-Mawasi C) Al-Shuja'iyya D) Nuseirat
A) Marwan Issa B) Yahya Sinwar C) Ismail Haniyeh D) Mohammed Deif
A) The UN B) The Abu Shabab clan C) The IDF D) Local police
A) 50 B) 98 C) 25 D) 109
A) Hamas B) The Palestinian Authority C) Islamic Jihad D) The Abu Shabab clan
A) Expand the ground invasion B) Increase airstrikes C) Occupy Tal as-Sultan D) End the war
A) The peace and prosperity initiative B) The humanitarian corridor strategy C) The generals' plan D) The two-state solution framework
A) Qatar B) The United States C) Egypt D) The United Nations
A) Benjamin Netanyahu B) The Qatari mediator C) Eli Cohen D) Antony Blinken
A) 19 March B) 25 March C) 18 March D) 12 April
A) Issam al-Da'alis B) Salah al-Bardawil C) Abu Hamza D) Netanyahu
A) Mohammed Sinwar B) Ismail Abu Hatab C) Muhammad Shabana D) Salah al-Bardawil
A) 41 B) 33 C) 10 D) 15
A) Nasser primary school B) Tel al-Sultan academy C) Al-Shifa school D) Fahmi al-Jawjawi school
A) The Netzarim Defense Force B) The Abu Shabab Brigade C) The Gaza Humanitarian Guard D) The Popular Forces
A) The European Council B) The UN C) Avigdor Lieberman D) Hamas leadership
A) Khan Yunis B) Gaza City C) Shuja'iyya D) Deir al-Balah
A) 15 B) 192 C) 36 D) 41
A) A tactical success B) A mistake in intelligence C) A mishap D) A necessary military action
A) Donald Trump B) Benjamin Netanyahu C) Eyal Zamir D) Joe Biden
A) Gaza City B) Rafah C) Sharm El Sheikh D) Tel Aviv
A) 20 B) 1,718 C) 21 D) 250
A) Ra'ad Sa'ad B) Izz al-Din al-Haddad C) Ali al-Amoudi D) Mohammed Odeh
A) Mohammed Odeh B) Ghazi Hamad C) Ali al-Amoudi D) Ra'ad Sa'ad
A) Donald Trump B) Ra'ad Sa'ad C) Benjamin Netanyahu D) Eyal Zamir
A) Ghazi Hamad B) Mohammed Odeh C) Ali al-Amoudi D) Ra'ad Sa'ad
A) 68% B) 30% C) 50% D) 85%
A) Democide B) Urban-cleansing C) Geocide D) Urbicide
A) 65% B) 95% C) 82% D) 50%
A) 88% B) 75% C) 60% D) 94%
A) Disease outbreaks B) Lack of surgical equipment C) Allergic reactions to contaminated water D) A surge in physical trauma cases
A) Deportation of citizens B) International aid C) Administrative detention D) Military budget
A) Ofer Prison B) Sde Teiman C) Gaza City D) Beit Lid |