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==Incumbents== |
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==Incumbents== |
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* ] – ] (]) until September 13, ] (]) |
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* ] – ] (]) until 13 September, ] (]) |
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* ] - ] until 13 September, ] |
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==Events== |
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==Events== |
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{{Expand section|date=July 2010}} |
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{{Expand section|date=July 2010}} |
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* July 23 – The ] ends with no clear victory. |
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* 23 July – The ] ends with no clear victory. |
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* September 13 – ] presents the ] and begins to serve as the prime minister of Israel. |
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* 13 September – ] presents the ] and begins to serve as the prime minister of Israel. |
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* November 21 – The first immigrants in ] arrive from ]. |
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* 21 November – The first immigrants in ] arrive from ]. |
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=== Israeli–Palestinian conflict === |
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=== Israeli–Palestinian conflict === |
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The most prominent ]s committed against Israelis during 1984 include: |
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The most prominent ]s committed against Israelis during 1984 include: |
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* April 12–13 – The ]: |
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* 12–13 April – The ]: |
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** April 12 – Four Palestinian Arab terrorists hijack an Israeli ] number 300 and hold hostage approximately 40 passengers. |
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** 12 April – Four Palestinian Arab terrorists hijack an Israeli ] number 300 and hold hostage approximately 40 passengers. |
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** April 13 – During a Israeli rescue operation on bus number 300 which had been hijacked the day before, one hostage and two terrorists are killed. Two other terrorists, who are taken off the bus alive, are killed by members of the ]. |
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** 13 April – During a Israeli rescue operation on bus number 300 which had been hijacked the day before, one hostage and two terrorists are killed. Two other terrorists, who are taken off the bus alive, are killed by members of the ]. |
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'''Notable Israeli military operations against Palestinian militancy targets'''<br> |
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'''Notable Israeli military operations against Palestinian militancy targets'''<br> |
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== Notable births == |
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== Notable births == |
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* January 7 – ], Israeli actor, singer, and model. |
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* 7 January – ], Israeli actor, singer, and model. |
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* January 11 – ], Israeli actor. |
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* 11 January – ], Israeli actor. |
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* January 24 – ], Israeli basketball player. |
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* 24 January – ], Israeli basketball player. |
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* March 4 – ], Israeli footballer. |
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* 4 March – ], Israeli footballer. |
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* November 27 – ], Israeli actress, model and TV host. |
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* 27 November – ], Israeli actress, model and TV host. |
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==Notable deaths== |
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==Notable deaths== |
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* January 8 – Rabbi Yisrael Abuhatzeira (b. 1890), AKA the "]", Moroccan-born Israeli rabbi and kabbalist. |
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* 8 January – Rabbi Yisrael Abuhatzeira (b. 1890), AKA the "]", Moroccan-born Israeli rabbi and kabbalist. |
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* January 14 – ] (b. ]) – German-born an Israeli composer. |
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* 14 January – ] (b. 1897) – German-born an Israeli composer. |
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* February 19 – ] (b. 1898), Russian (Belarus)-born Israeli politician. |
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* 19 February – ] (b. 1898), Russian (Belarus)-born Israeli politician. |
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* April 1 – ] (b. 1914), Russian (Ukraine)-born Israeli poet. |
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* 1 April – ] (b. 1914), Russian (Ukraine)-born Israeli poet. |
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* April 21 – ] (b. 1895), Romanian-born Israeli painter and architect. |
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* 21 April – ] (b. 1895), Romanian-born Israeli painter and architect. |
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* May 9 – ] (b. 1900), Russian (Ukraine)-born Israeli writer and poet famous for her children's books. |
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* 9 May – ] (b. 1900), Russian (Ukraine)-born Israeli writer and poet famous for her children's books. |
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* June 28 – ] (b. ]), Israeli archeologist, politician and Military Chief of Staff. |
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* 28 June – ] (b. ]), Israeli archeologist, politician and Military Chief of Staff. |
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* July 1 – ] (b. 1904), Russian (Ukraine)-born Israeli physicist and the founder of the ]. |
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* 1 July – ] (b. 1904), Russian (Ukraine)-born Israeli physicist and the founder of the ]. |
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* July 24 – ] (b. 1900), Austro-Hungarian (])-born Israeli architect. |
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* 24 July – ] (b. 1900), Austro-Hungarian (])-born Israeli architect. |
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* August 8 – ] (b. 1905), Russian (Belarus)-born Israeli linguist and Hebrew lexicographer. |
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* 8 August – ] (b. 1905), Russian (Belarus)-born Israeli linguist and Hebrew lexicographer. |
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* August 8 – ] (b. 1914), Russian (Latvia)-born Israeli politician. |
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* 8 August – ] (b. 1914), Russian (Latvia)-born Israeli politician. |
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== Major public holidays == |
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== Major public holidays == |
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{{Asia topic|1984 in}} |
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{{Asia topic|1984 in}} |
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{{DEFAULTSORT:1984 In Israel}} |
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The most prominent events related to the Israeli–Palestinian conflict which occurred during 1984 include:
