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Tanzim

Tanzim (Arabic: التنظيم Al-Tanẓīm, "The Organization") was a term used by Palestinians to refer to the grassroots organisation of Fatah in Palestine during the 1990s and early 2000s, and by Israeli and American sources to refer to an alleged armed organisation said to operate within Fatah.

The 1990s, After the Second Intifada & The Second Intifada

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The 1990s

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After the Second Intifada

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The Second Intifada

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Alleged attacks

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The 1990s

The Second Intifada

After the Second Intifada

Alleged attacks

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Tanzim

Nodes30
Edges29
Triples66
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.066667
Components1

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Tanzim

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related to After the Second Intifada · 22
Tanzim → Abbas, Abu Lel, Abu Lel's, Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades, Aqab, East Jerusalem, Fatah Tanzim, February, Israel, Israeli, Israelis, It, Jamal Abu Lel, Jenin Brigades, Kafr, No, On, Palestinian, Qalandiya, September
related to The 1990s · 21
Tanzim → After, Al-Tanzim, Before, December, Fatah, Fatah's, Fatah's West Bank, First Intifada, Graham Usher, Marwan Barghouti, Oslo Accord, PA, Palestine, Palestinian Authority, Palestinian Legislative Council, Palestinians, Second Intifada, They, Usher, Writing
related to The Second Intifada · 14
Tanzim → Abayat's, Beit Sahur, Fatah, Hussein Abayat, Israel, Israeli, January, Khaled Salahat, Marwan Barghouti, November, On, Second Intifada, The, While
related to Alleged attacks · 7
Tanzim → American, Barry Rubin, Below, Certain Palestinian, Israeli, Judith Colp Rubin, Other
related to External links · 2
Tanzim → Fatah Tanzim, GlobalSecurity

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organisation israeli fatah armed palestinian israel second attacks intifada grassroots palestine 1990s alleged abu early american sources within terrorist proscribed

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Tanzimrelated to After the Second IntifadaOn0.60section
Tanzimrelated to After the Second IntifadaFebruary0.60section
Tanzimrelated to After the Second IntifadaIsraeli0.60section
Tanzimrelated to After the Second IntifadaJamal Abu Lel0.60section
Tanzimrelated to After the Second IntifadaIsrael0.60section
Tanzimrelated to After the Second IntifadaAbu Lel0.60section
Tanzimrelated to After the Second IntifadaQalandiya0.60section
Tanzimrelated to After the Second IntifadaKafr0.60section
Tanzimrelated to After the Second IntifadaAqab0.60section
Tanzimrelated to After the Second IntifadaEast Jerusalem0.60section
Tanzimrelated to After the Second IntifadaShin Bet0.60section
Tanzimrelated to After the Second IntifadaIsraelis0.60section

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