Pertempuran Gaza Ketiga

Pertempuran Gaza Ketiga terjadi pada malam 1/2 November 1917 antara pasukan Inggris dan Ottoman saat Kampanye Sinai dan Palestina dari Perang Dunia I, dan terjadi setelah kemenangan Egyptian Expeditionary Force (EEF) di Pertempuran Beersheba telah mengakhiri Remis di Palestina Selatan. Pertikaian tersebut terjadi pada permulaan Serangan Palestina Selatan, dan bersamaan dengan serangan-serangan di Hareira dan Sheria pada 6–7 November dan Pertempuran Tel el Khuweilfe yang diluncurkan oleh Jenderal Edmund Allenby pada 1 November, peristiwa tersebut kemudian mematahkan garis Gaza sampai Beersheba yang dipertahankan oleh Kelompok Angkatan Yildirim.

Pertempuran Gaza Ketiga
Bagian dari Teater Timur Tengah pada Perang Dunia I
Serangan Gaza pada 1 dan 2 November Peta Gaza dengan serangan-serangan pada 1 and 2 November
Tanggal 1–2 November 1917 Lokasi Gaza, selatan Palestina Hasil Kemenangan Sekutu Garisun Ottoman meninggalkan Gaza pada 7 November akibat pertikaian saat Pertempuran Tel el Khuweilfe dan Pertempuran Hareira dan Sheria
Pihak terlibat
Kekaisaran Britania Australia Selandia Baru India Prancis Kerajaan Italia	Kekaisaran Ottoman Kekaisaran Jerman
Tokoh dan pemimpin
Edmund Allenby Edward Bulfin	Erich von Falkenhayn Kress von Kressenstein
Pasukan
Korps XXI	Angkatan Kedelapan Kelompok Angkatan Yildirim
Kekuatan
10,000/35,913	4,500/8,000
Korban
2,696	1,000+ dikubur, 300 ditangkap

Catatan kaki

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