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[edit]- List of engagements during the 2023 Israel–Hamas war
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[edit]- "Scoop: Israel tells UN to evacuate the northern Gaza Strip within 24 hours."[1]
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[edit]- ^ Ravid, Barak (13 October 2023). "Scoop: Israel tells UN to evacuate the northern Gaza Strip within 24 hours". Axios. Retrieved 2 January 2024.
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| Name | Location | Start date | End date | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Battle of Re'im | Re'im, Southern District | 7 October 2023 | 7 October 2023 | Israeli victory |
| Standoff in Be’eri | Be'eri, Southern District | 7 October 2023 | 8 October 2023 | Israeli victory |
| Standoff in Ofakim | Ofakim, Southern District | 7 October 2023 | 8 October 2023 | Israeli victory |
| Battle of Sderot | Sderot, Southern District | 7 October 2023 | 9 October 2023 | Israeli victory |
| Battle of Sufa | Sufa, Southern District | 7 October 2023 | 10 October 2023 | Israeli victory |
| Battle of Zikim | Zikim, Southern District | 7 October 2023 | 24 October 2023 | Israeli victory |
| Israel–Lebanon border clashes | Shebaa Farms, Golan Heights, southern Lebanon and northern Israel | 8 October 2023 | Ongoing | |
| Jenin incursions | Jenin, West Bank | 12 October 2023 | Ongoing | |
| Tulkarm raid | Tulkarm, West Bank | 19 October 2023 | 20 October 2023 | Hamas victory |
| Qabatiya and Tammun raids | Tammun, Qabatiya, West Bank | 22 October 2023 | Ongoing | |
| Khan Yunis raid | Khan Yunis, Gaza Strip | 22 October 2023 | 22 October 2023 | Hamas victory |
| Battle of Rafah Beach | Rafah, Gaza Strip | 27 October 2023 | 27 October 2023 | Hamas victory |
| Capture of As-Siafa | As-Siafa, Gaza Strip | 28 October 2023 | 29 October 2023 | Israeli victory |
| Battle of Beit Hanoun | Beit Hanoun, Gaza Strip | 28 October 2023 | Ongoing | |
| Shuweika attack | Shuweika, West Bank | 31 October 2023 | 31 October 2023 | Inconclusive |
| Battle of Zeitoun | Zeitoun, Gaza Strip | 1 November 2023 | 1 November 2023 | Hamas victory |
| Battle of Al-Shati | Al-Shati, Gaza Strip | 2 November 2023 | Ongoing | |
| Siege of Gaza City | Gaza City, Gaza Strip | 2 November 2023 | Ongoing | |
| Attack on Elon Moreh | Elon Moreh, West Bank | 8 November 2023 | 8 November 2023 | Inconclusive |
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[edit]Rows from massacre table. that needs some cross referencing added
[edit]| Attacker | Attack | Type | Name | Pop. | Total Deaths | Civilian Deaths | Military Deaths | Hostages | Began | Ended | Discovered |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Disputed  Israel or  Hamas
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Attacks on Palestinians evacuating Gaza City |  civilian city
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Gaza City | 70+ deaths 200+ wounded [1] |
? | see below for forced evacuations and population transfers | 13 October 2023 | ||||
 Israeli Ground Forces [2] [a]
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Shadia Abu Ghazala School massacre[b] [4][2][3] | shelter for displaced families [c]
|
Shadia Abu Ghazala School in the Gaza Strip [d] | unknown | "dozens" [3] | "dozens" [e] | none reported | See below for imprisonments. [f] | 2023-12-12 |
2023-12-13 | |
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| Attacker | Attack | Type | Name | Pop. | Total Deaths | Civilian Deaths | Military Deaths | Hostages | Began | Ended | Discovered |
- ^ Witnesses said a number of people including women, children and babies were killed execution-style by Israeli forces while sheltering inside the school.[3]
- ^ Dozens of bodies discovered, including children, who had been shot at close range. Video and images obtained by Al Jazeera on 13 Dec 2023 showed bodies piled up inside the Shadia Abu Ghazala School in the al-Faluja area, west of the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip. Witnesses said a number of people including women, children and babies were killed execution-style by Israeli forces while sheltering inside the school. The woman said there were newborn children among them. “The Israeli soldiers executed those innocent families at point blank,” she added. Reporter Al Jazeera's Hani Mahmoud is in southern Gaza in Rafah.[3]
- ^ Displaced persons were sheltering at the school.
- ^ in the al-Faluja area, west of the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip.[3]
- ^ predominantly women and children[3]
- ^ “The Israeli soldiers came in and opened fire on them,” a woman at the scene said. “They took all men, then entered classrooms and opened fire on a woman and all the children with her.”
- ^ The victims were reportedly killed overnight starting on Tuesday 12 December 2023, but this could not be confirmed. It could have been some time earlier because the bodies were already decomposed when seen on 13 December 2023 the bodies were already decomposed.[2]
Mass imprisonments, forced evacuations, and population transfers
[edit](For hostage takings on 7 October 2023 - see above)
| Forces involved | Event | Type | Name | Pop. | Associated Deaths | Number detained or relocated | Began | Ended | Reported | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Israeli Air Force Israeli Ground Forces
|
2023 Gaza Strip evacuations | civilian cities including hospitals
|
Gaza Strip | 2.2 million | 13 October 2023 | ongoing | |||||
| Disputed Israel or Hamas
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Attacks on Palestinians evacuating Gaza City | civilian city
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Gaza City | 70+ deaths 200+ wounded [1] |
1.9 million people displaced | 13 October 2023 | [citation needed] | ||||
| Speculative and unconfirmed versions | |||||||||||
| Forces involved | Event | Type | Name | Pop. | Associated Deaths | Number detained or relocated | Began | Ended | Reported | ||
| Ordered by Israel Attacks by Hamas and allies (see above and below)
|
Initial evacuations of Southern Israel | civilian residents
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Southern District (Israel) | ~800 civilians ~400 military |
help needed on this row |
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Ordered by  IDF Rocket attacks by  Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades
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Continued civilian exclusion from Southern Israel | civilian residents
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Southern District (Israel) | help needed on this row |
help needed on this row |
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| Ordered by IDF Attacks by  Hezbollah Palestinian militants
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Evacuations of Northern Israel | civilian residents
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Northern Israel | help needed on this row |
help needed on this row |
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| Attacker | Attack | Type | Name | Pop. | Total Deaths | Civilian Deaths | Military Deaths | Hostages | Began | Ended | Discovered |
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[edit]Major engagements
[edit]Irtapil (talk) 10:46, 16 January 2024 (UTC)
Campaigns
[edit]| Name | Location | Start date | End date | Israeli State [a] | Allied Palestinian Factions | Others | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 Hamas-led attack on Israel [5] | Southern District
|
2023-10-07 | 2023-10-08 [citation needed] |
|
Israeli Voluntary Militias [b]
|
— [c] | |
| Israel–Lebanon border clashes |   Lebanon, Shebaa Farms, Golan Heights, and Northern District (Israel) |
2023-10-08 | Ongoing |
|
Hezbollah
|
Ongoing | |
| Israeli incursions into the West Bank | West Bank
|
2023-10-12 [d] | Ongoing |
|
Settler Militants
|
Ongoing 2023-12-20 | |
| 2023 Israeli invasion of the Gaza Strip | Gaza Strip
|
2023-10-27 | Ongoing 2024-01-01 |
|
 Jaysh al-Ummah
|
Ongoing 2023-12-20 | |
| Ansar Allah support for Palestine | Red Sea [e] | alleged [f] |  Ansar Allah
|
 Saudi Arabia
|
Ongoing | ||
| Operation Prosperity Guardian | Red Sea | 2023-12-18 (announced) |
Merchant Shipping | Ansar Allah
|
 USA  Navy  UK  Royal Navy [g]
|
Ongoing 2024-01-01 [citation needed] | |
- ^ Includes military, on duty police, other state emergency services, and other official regulated forces of the Israeli state.
- ^ Most of the civilian areas on the Israeli side of the Gaza border had armed volunteer security teams.[6]
- ^ For further information about this N/A, please see this discussion, where Wikipedia editors discussed how this result would be. Summary: There is a split consensus amoung Wikipedia editors as to whether this was a "Hamas victory" or "Inconclusive" as a result.
- ^ escalated
- ^ Red Sea and possibly the Indian Ocean
- ^ Attempted aisrstrikes on Israeli territory, and merchant shipping that Ansar Allah believe is travelling to Israel or financially connected to Israel.
- ^ With minor involvement from others in Operation Prosperity Guardian.
Military engagements
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Major engagements
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Campaigns
[edit]| Name | Location | Start date | End date | Israeli State [a] | Allied Palestinian Factions | Others | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 Hamas-led attack on Israel | Southern District
|
2023-10-07 | 2023-10-08 [citation needed] |
|
Israeli Voluntary Militias [b]
|
— | |
| Israel–Lebanon border clashes | Lebanon, Shebaa Farms, Golan Heights, and Northern District (Israel) |
2023-10-08 |
|
Hezbollah
|
Ongoing | ||
| Israeli incursions into the West Bank | West Bank
|
2023-10-12 [c] | Ongoing |
|
Settler Militants
|
Ongoing 2023-12-20 | |
| 2023 Israeli invasion of the Gaza Strip
|
Gaza Strip | 2023-10-27 | Ongoing 2024-01-01 |
|
Jaysh al-Ummah
|
Ongoing 2023-12-20 | |
| Ansar Allah support for Palestine | Red Sea [d] | alleged [e] | Ansar Allah
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Ongoing | ||
| Operation Prosperity Guardian | Red Sea | 2023-12-18 (announced) |
Merchant Shipping | Ansar Allah
|
USA Navy UK Royal Navy [f]
|
Ongoing 2024-01-01 [citation needed] | |
- ^ Includes military, on duty police, other state emergency services, and other official regulated forces of the Israeli state.
- ^ Most of the civilian areas on the Israeli side of the Gaza border had lightly armed volunteer security teams.[6]
- ^ escalated
- ^ Red Sea and possibly the Indian Ocean
- ^ Attempted aisrstrikes on Israeli territory, and merchant shipping that Ansar Allah believe is travelling to Israel or financially connected to Israel.
- ^ With minor involvement from others in Operation Prosperity Guardian.
Military engagements
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Major engagements
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Campaigns
[edit]| Name | Location | Start date | End date | Belligerents | Result | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 Hamas attack on Israel | Southern District | 2023-10-07 | 2023-10-09 |
|
Hamas and allies victory [37] | ||
| Israeli incursions into the West Bank | West Bank | 2023-10-12 |
|
Ongoing 2023-12-20 | |||
| 2023 Israeli invasion of the Gaza Strip | Gaza Strip | 2023-10-27 | Ongoing 2024-01-01 |
|
Jaysh al-Ummah [citation needed] |
Ongoing 2023-12-20 | |
| Ansar Allah piracy and attempted naval blockade | Red Sea and Indian Ocean | Ongoing 2024-01-08 |
Israel commercial shipping that Ansar Allah believed was connected to Israel or destined for Israel.
|
Ansar Allah
|
International Shipping [a] | Ongoing 2024-01-01 [citation needed] | |
| Operation Prosperity Guardian | Red Sea | 2023-12-18 (announced) [citation needed] |
Ansar Allah
|
Navy [b] |
Ongoing 2024-01-01 [citation needed] | ||
- ^ Many vessels targeted had only tenuous connections to Israel.
- ^ and others
Military Engagements
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- ^ a b Year-Month-Day international format.
- ^ There were already severe restrictions on the movement of goods and people across the Gaza border, but on 9 October they cut off all food, fuel and other essential supplies.
- ^ As of 2023-12-19 people on the Gaza strip have, on average, only 2L of clean water per day and inadequate food.
Engagements
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- ^ a b Year-Month-Day international format.
- ^ There were already severe restrictions on the movement of goods and people across the Gaza border, but on 9 October they cut off all food, fuel and other essential supplies.
- ^ As of 2023-12-19 people on the Gaza strip have, on average, only 2L of clean water per day and inadequate food.
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- ^ a b Year-Month-Day international format.
- ^ There were already severe restrictions on the movement of goods and people across the Gaza border, but on 9 October they cut off all food, fuel and other essential supplies.
- ^ As of 2023-12-19 people on the Gaza strip have, on average, only 2L of clean water per day and inadequate food.
Massacres, hostage taking, and associated destruction of infrastructure
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Clickable map of massacres on 7 October 2023
Early in the morning of 7 October 2023, approximately 3000 militants,[77][78] from Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, the PFLP, and DFLP,[79] breached the Gaza fence and attacked multiple locations in Southern Israel.[77][78] Following this the IDF blckaided, bombed, and then invaded the Gaza Strip.
Israeli first responders reportedly recovered documents from killed militants' bodies with instructions to attack civilians, including elementary schools and a youth center, to "kill as many people as possible", and to take hostages for use in future negotiations.[citation needed] [80][81][82][83]
Table of locations
[edit](For mass casualty events caused by airstrikes - see below)
| Attacker | Attack | Location | Deaths | Hostages | Date | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Name | Pop. [a] | Total | Civilian [b] | Military [c] | Began | Discovered | |||
Hamas + members of allied factions at indeterminate locations  PIJ PFLP  DFLP [d]
|
Re'im music festival massacre | Public event
|
Near Re'im | ~3500 on the day [e] | 357+ [91][92] | 40 captured [93] | ||||
| Be'eri massacre | Kibbutz
|
Be'eri | 1,071 | 117+ [94] | ||||||
| Nahal Oz attack | Military Base
|
Nahal Oz lookout base [95] | 24+ [f] | 15+ [95] | none | 15+ [95] | 7+ [95] | 2023-10-07 | ||
| Kibbutz
|
Kibbutz Nahal Oz | 479 | 80+ | 12+ | 46+ | 20+ missing civilians [g] | ||||
| Total dead and captured from the Nahal Oz locality. | 100+ [96] | 12+ | 61+ soldiers | 7 to 30 hostages | ||||||
| Kfar Aza massacre |
|
Kfar Aza | 52+ [97][98] | |||||||
| DD hh:mm (use 24 hr time, note if time is approximate) | ||||||||||
| Zikim Beach massacre | Public place
|
Zikim | (city) |
35+ [99] | ||||||
| Nir Oz massacre |
|
Nir Oz | 380 | 27+ [100] | 2023-10-07 09:45 [h] | |||||
| Netiv HaAsara massacre |
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Netiv HaAsara | 21+ [101][102] | |||||||
| Alumim massacre |
|
Alumim | 531 | 19+ [103][104] | ||||||
| Kissufim massacre |
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Kissufim | 294 | 16+ [105][106] | ||||||
| Police Station | Sderot | |||||||||
| Massacre of pensioners in Sderot |
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33,002 | 15 [107] | |||||||
| Holit massacre | Kibbutz
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Holit | 210 | 13+ [108] | ||||||
| Ein HaShlosha massacre | Kibbutz
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Ein HaShlosha | 353 | 5+ [109] | ||||||
| Nirim attack | Kibbutz
|
Nirim | 416 | 5+ [110][81] | ||||||
| Nir Yitzhak massacre | Kibbutz
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Nir Yitzhak | 633 | 5+ [109] | ||||||
| Attacker | EXAMPLE BLANK ROW | location type | location | population | total deaths | civilian deaths | military and police deaths | hostages | Began | Discovered |
| Disputed Israel or Hamas
|
Attacks on Palestinians evacuating Gaza City | civilian city
|
Gaza City | 70+ deaths 200+ wounded [1] |
? | - | 2023-10-13 | |||
| Israeli Ground Forces [2] [i]
|
Shadia Abu Ghazala School massacre[j] [4][2][3] | shelter for displaced families [k]
|
Shadia Abu Ghazala School in the Gaza Strip [l] | unknown | "dozens" [3] | "dozens" [m] | none reported | "all of the men" [n] | 2023-12-12 |
2023-12-13 |
- ^ Population data from 2022 unless otherwise stated.[85][86]
- ^ Most of the civilian areas on the Israeli side of the Gaza border had lightly armed volunteer security teams.[6]
- ^ Includes on duty police, military, and other professional armed security forces. Off duty IDF reservists were counted as civilians, so some available lists of names include more people with military ranks than the official number of military deaths.[citation needed]
- ^ The 7 October attacks were planned by Hamas and led by their militant wing the Al-Qassam Brigades, but 3 other groups also claimed the attacks. The other 3 factions involved were a Sunni / Pan-Islamic [citation needed] Islamist group Palestinian Islamic Jihad's militant wing Saraya Al-Quds, and two much smaller Marxists / Nationalist factions the PFLP and DFLP. After the attacks Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) claimed they were holding at least 30 hostages.[87] A small number of hostages, including the youngest, were only ever publicly described as being held by "other groups" - this could have been the PFLP or DFLP. [citation needed]
- ^ Attendance at the festival was reported to be 3,500 but figures vary.[88] After the attack, relatives searching for missing loved ones said more than one thousand were at the event at the time of the attack.[89] Some festival attendees estimated 3,000–4,000 people.[89] An emergency medic who responded to the massacre at the festival placed attendance at 3,000.[90]
- ^ There were at least two additional soldiers on duty that day who survived.[95]
- ^ including the Bibas family
- ^ Rockets were hard at 6:30am and the militants entered the Bibas home at 9:45am [1]
- ^ Witnesses said a number of people including women, children and babies were killed execution-style by Israeli forces while sheltering inside the school.[3]
- ^ Dozens of bodies discovered, including children, who had been shot at close range. Video and images obtained by Al Jazeera on 13 Dec 2023 showed bodies piled up inside the Shadia Abu Ghazala School in the al-Faluja area, west of the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip. Witnesses said a number of people including women, children and babies were killed execution-style by Israeli forces while sheltering inside the school. The woman said there were newborn children among them. “The Israeli soldiers executed those innocent families at point blank,” she added. Reporter Al Jazeera's Hani Mahmoud is in southern Gaza in Rafah.[3]
- ^ Displaced persons were sheltering at the school.
- ^ in the al-Faluja area, west of the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip.[3]
- ^ predominantly women and children[3]
- ^ “The Israeli soldiers came in and opened fire on them,” a woman at the scene said. “They took all men, then entered classrooms and opened fire on a woman and all the children with her.”
- ^ The victims were reportedly killed overnight starting on Tuesday 12 December 2023, but this could not be confirmed. It could have been some time earlier because the bodies were already decomposed when seen on 13 December 2023 the bodies were already decomposed.[2]
Hostages timeline
[edit]| Date | Captured, released, or died | Hostages or Prisoners | Location | Hostages held by … | Israel
|
Other involved parties | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Al‑Qassam
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Saraya Al-Quds
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Kataeb Abu Ali
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Other Gazan groups [a] | action | forces | |||||
| 2023-10-07 | Hostages taken to Gaza Strip | 12+ IDF soldiers
|
(see above) | 6+ women from… ; 5+ living men 5+ men who were killed on 7 October |
defended against attacks | "Armed volunteer security teams" [85]
|
Foreign nationals taken hostage. | |||
|
Civilians
|
200+ civilian hostages taken | |||||||||
| Al-Qassam Brigades threatened hostage executions if civilian homes were bombed "without warning" | online | Audio statement issued in Arabic ? | ||||||||
| 2023-10-09 | online | Written statement issued in English [c] | ||||||||
| 2023-12-15 | Killing of Alon Shamriz, Yotam Haim, and Samer Talalka | Alon Shamriz Yotam Haim Samer Talalka |
Shejaiya | 3 escaped or were released | All 3 men were shot dead by the IDF | Israeli Ground Forces
|
||||
- ^ Possibly the
DFLP - the fourth main Gazan group who claimed the 7 October attacks - but there are also allegations that a small number of hostages are held by unaffiliated Gazans.
- ^ Samer Talalka
- ^ The English version of their statement said "… any targeting of our defenceless civilians homes without prior warnings will be met with the execution of an Israeli civilian hostage in our custody, and this event will be broadcast publicly."
Hostages timeline
[edit]| Date | Captured, released, or died | Hostages or Prisoners | Location | Hostages held by … | Israel
|
Other involved parties | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Al‑Qassam
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Saraya Al-Quds
|
Kataeb Abu Ali
|
Other Gazan groups [a] | action | forces | |||||
| 2023-10-07 | Hostages taken to Gaza Strip | 12+ IDF soldiers
|
(see above) | 6+ women from… ; 5+ living men 5+ men who were killed on 7 October |
defended against attacks | "Armed volunteer security teams" [85]
|
Foreign nationals taken hostage. | |||
|
Civilians
|
200+ civilian hostages taken | |||||||||
| Al-Qassam Brigades threatened hostage executions if civilian homes were bombed "without warning" | online | Audio statement issued in Arabic ? | ||||||||
| 2023-10-09 | online | Written statement issued in English [c] | ||||||||
| 2023-12-15 | Killing of Alon Shamriz, Yotam Haim, and Samer Talalka | Alon Shamriz Yotam Haim Samer Talalka |
Shejaiya | 3 escaped or were released | All 3 men were shot dead by the IDF | Israeli Ground Forces
|
||||
- ^ Possibly the DFLP - the fourth main Gazan group who claimed the 7 October attacks - but there are also allegations that a small number of hostages are held by unaffiliated Gazans.
- ^ Samer Talalka
- ^ The English version of their statement said "… any targeting of our defenceless civilians homes without prior warnings will be met with the execution of an Israeli civilian hostage in our custody, and this event will be broadcast publicly."
Massacres and hostage taking
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Clickable map of massacres on 7 October 2023
Early in the morning of 7 October 2023, approximately 3000 militants,[77][78] from Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, the PFLP, and DFLP,[79] breached the Gaza fence and attacked multiple locations in Southern Israel.[77][78] Following this the IDF blckaided, bombed, and then invaded the Gaza Strip.
Table of massacres and hostage takings
[edit](For mass casualty events caused by airstrikes - see below)
| Attacker | Attack | Location | Deaths | Hostages | Date | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Name | Pop. [a] | Total | Civilian [b] | Military [c] | Began | Discovered | |||
| Hamas + members of allied factions at indeterminate locations PIJ PFLP DFLP [d]
|
Re'im music festival massacre | Public event
|
Near Re'im | ~3500 on the day [e] | 357+ [111][112] | 40 captured [93] | ||||
| Be'eri massacre | Kibbutz
|
Be'eri | 1,071 | 117+ [113] | ||||||
| Nahal Oz attack | Military Base
|
Nahal Oz lookout base [95] | 24+ [f] | 15+ [95] | none | 15+ [95] | 7+ [95] | 2023-10-07 | ||
| Kibbutz
|
Kibbutz Nahal Oz | 479 | 80+ | 12+ | 46+ | 20+ missing civilians [g] | ||||
| Total dead and captured from the Nahal Oz locality. | 100+ [96] | 12+ | 61+ soldiers | 7 to 30 hostages | ||||||
| Kfar Aza massacre |
|
Kfar Aza | 52+ [97][114] | |||||||
| Zikim Beach massacre | Public place
|
Zikim | (city) |
35+ [115] | ||||||
| Nir Oz massacre |
|
Nir Oz | 380 | 27+ [100] | 2023-10-07 09:45 [h] | |||||
| Netiv HaAsara massacre |
|
Netiv HaAsara | 21+ [116][117] | |||||||
| Alumim massacre |
|
Alumim | 531 | 19+ [118][119] | ||||||
| Kissufim massacre |
|
Kissufim | 294 | 16+ [105][120] | ||||||
| Massacre of pensioners in Sderot |
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Sderot | 33,002 | 15 [121] | ||||||
| Police Station | ||||||||||
| Holit massacre | Kibbutz
|
Holit | 210 | 13+ [122] | ||||||
| Ein HaShlosha massacre | Kibbutz
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Ein HaShlosha | 353 | 5+ [109] | ||||||
| Nirim attack | Kibbutz
|
Nirim | 416 | 5+ [110][81] | ||||||
| Nir Yitzhak massacre | Kibbutz
|
Nir Yitzhak | 633 | 5+ [109] | ||||||
| Disputed Israel or Hamas
|
Attacks on Palestinians evacuating Gaza City | civilian city
|
Gaza City | 70+ deaths 200+ wounded [1] |
? | - | 13 October 2023 | |||
| Israeli Ground Forces [2] [i]
|
Shadia Abu Ghazala School massacre[j] [4][2][3] | shelter for displaced families [k]
|
Shadia Abu Ghazala School in the Gaza Strip [l] | unknown | "dozens" [3] | "dozens" [m] | none reported | "all of the men" [n] | 2023-12-12 |
2023-12-13 |
- ^ Population data from 2022 unless otherwise stated.[85][86]
- ^ Most of the civilian areas on the Israeli side of the Gaza border had lightly armed volunteer security teams.[6]
- ^ Includes on duty police, military, and other professional armed security forces. Off duty IDF reservists were counted as civilians, so some available lists of names include more people with military ranks than the official number of military deaths.[citation needed]
- ^ The 7 October attacks were planned by Hamas and led by their militant wing the Al-Qassam Brigades, but 3 other groups also claimed the attacks. The other 3 factions involved were a Sunni / Pan-Islamic [citation needed] Islamist group Palestinian Islamic Jihad's militant wing Saraya Al-Quds, and two much smaller Marxists / Nationalist factions the PFLP and DFLP. After the attacks Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) claimed they were holding at least 30 hostages.[87] A small number of hostages, including the youngest, were only ever publicly described as being held by "other groups" - this could have been the PFLP or DFLP. [citation needed]
- ^ Attendance at the festival was reported to be 3,500 but figures vary.[88] After the attack, relatives searching for missing loved ones said more than one thousand were at the event at the time of the attack.[89] Some festival attendees estimated 3,000–4,000 people.[89] An emergency medic who responded to the massacre at the festival placed attendance at 3,000.[90]
- ^ There were at least two additional soldiers on duty that day who survived.[95]
- ^ including the Bibas family
- ^ Rockets were hard at 6:30am and the militants entered the Bibas home at 9:45am [2]
- ^ Witnesses said a number of people including women, children and babies were killed execution-style by Israeli forces while sheltering inside the school.[3]
- ^ Dozens of bodies discovered, including children, who had been shot at close range. Video and images obtained by Al Jazeera on 13 Dec 2023 showed bodies piled up inside the Shadia Abu Ghazala School in the al-Faluja area, west of the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip. Witnesses said a number of people including women, children and babies were killed execution-style by Israeli forces while sheltering inside the school. The woman said there were newborn children among them. “The Israeli soldiers executed those innocent families at point blank,” she added. Reporter Al Jazeera's Hani Mahmoud is in southern Gaza in Rafah.[3]
- ^ Displaced persons were sheltering at the school.
- ^ in the al-Faluja area, west of the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip.[3]
- ^ predominantly women and children[3]
- ^ “The Israeli soldiers came in and opened fire on them,” a woman at the scene said. “They took all men, then entered classrooms and opened fire on a woman and all the children with her.”
- ^ The victims were reportedly killed overnight starting on Tuesday 12 December 2023, but this could not be confirmed. It could have been some time earlier because the bodies were already decomposed when seen on 13 December 2023 the bodies were already decomposed.[2]
Hostages timeline
[edit]| Date | Captured, released, or died | Hostages or Prisoners | Location | Hostages held by … |
|
Other involved parties | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Al‑Qassam
|
Saraya Al-Quds
|
Kataeb Abu Ali
|
Other Gazan groups [a]
| |||||||
| 2023-10-07 | Hostages taken to Gaza Strip | IDF soldiers
6+ women from… 5+ living men 5+ men who had been killed on 7 October |
(see above) | 200+ hostages taken |
| |||||
| 2023-10-09 | Al-Qassam Brigades threatened hostage executions if civilian homes were bombed "without warning" | Statement issued in English [c] | ||||||||
| 2023-12-15 | Killing of Alon Shamriz, Yotam Haim, and Samer Talalka | Alon Shamriz Yotam Haim Samer Talalka |
Shejaiya | 3 escaped or were released | All 3 men were shot dead by the IDF | Israeli Defense Forces
| ||||
- ^ Possibly the DFLP - the fourth main Gazan group who claimed the 7 October attacks - but there are also allegations that a small number of hostages are held by unaffiliated Gazans.
- ^ Samer Talalka
- ^ The English version of their statement said "… any targeting of our defenceless civilians homes without prior warnings will be met with the execution of an Israeli civilian hostage in our custody, and this event will be broadcast publicly."
Hostages and prisoners timeline - 8 January 2024
[edit]sittinf in an open tab Irtapil (talk) 01:16, 8 January 2024 (UTC)
| Date | Captured, released, or died |
Hostages or prisoners | Location | Captives of… | Other involved parties | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kitaeb Al‑Qassam
|
Saraya Al‑Quds
|
Other Gazan groups [a] | Israeli military prisons
|
Israeli Ground Forces
| |||||
| before 2023-10-07 | Palestinians in Israeli prisons before 7 October | Palestinian prisoners in Israel
|
Israeli military prisons
|
na | na | na | ~5000 [123] | ? | |
| 2023-10-01 | Prominent members of PFLP moved [124] | Ahmad Saadat and 4 others 85 other Palestinian Prisoners [124]
|
Moved from Raymond Prison to Nafha Prison [b] | [c] | 90 prisoners moved [124] | [d] | initially arrested by the Palestinian authority | ||
| 2023-10-07 | Hostages taken | IDF soldiers
|
(see above) | ??? + military hostages taken | Israeli police Armed volunteers [85]
| ||||
| Civilians
|
??? + civilian hostages taken | ||||||||
| Al-Qassam Brigades threatened hostage executions if civilian homes were bombed "without warning" | Video statement issued by Abu Obaida | ||||||||
| 2023-10-09 | English Language website | Written statement in UK English [e] | |||||||
- ^ Speculated to be
PFLP or DFLP but there are also allegations that a small number of hostages are held by unaffiliated Gazans.
- ^ Both Raymond prison and Nafha Prison are near Mitzpe Ramon in Southern Israel.
- ^ Hamas tried to release Saadat and the other prominent PFLP members in early 2006.
- ^ Captured Saadat and the other prominent PFLP members from a Palestinian prison by the IDF in March 2006 in Operation Bringing Home the Goods
- ^ The written version of their statement said "… any targeting of our defenceless civilians homes without prior warnings will be met with the execution of an Israeli civilian hostage in our custody, and this event will be broadcast publicly."
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[edit]Irtapil (talk) 19:12, 17 December 2023 (UTC) https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2023/12/7/israel-hamas-war-live-palestinians-face-another-night-under-israeli-bombs?update=2541528 https://aje.io/c7j3ki?update=2541528
zero COVID zero carbon zero capitalism zero c… @Comrade_Zero "dozens detained, severely abused" in northern Gaza https://aje.io/c7j3ki?update=2541528 "…journalist Diaa Kahlout … was forced to leave his disabled seven-year-old child “on her own” and was taken at gunpoint before he was stripped and beaten severely." @AJEnglish
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| Attacker | Attack | Location | Deaths | Hostages or Prisoners | Date | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Name | Pop. [a] | Total | Civilian [b] | Military [c] | Began | Discovered | |||
| Hamas + members of allied factions at indeterminate locations PIJ PFLP DFLP [d]
|
Re'im music festival massacre | Public event
|
Near Re'im | ~3500 on the day [e] | 357+ [126][127] | 40 captured [93] | ||||
| Be'eri massacre | Kibbutz
|
Be'eri | 1,071 | 117+ [128] | ||||||
| Nahal Oz attack | = Military Base
|
Nahal Oz lookout base [95] | 24+ [f] | 15+ [95] | none | 15+ [95] | 7+ [95] | 2023-10-07 | ||
| Kibbutz
|
Kibbutz Nahal Oz | 479 | 80+ | 12+ | 46+ | 20+ missing civilians | ||||
| Subtotals | Total dead and missing | 100+ [96] | 12+ | 61+ soldiers | 7 to 30 hostages | |||||
| Kfar Aza massacre |
|
Kfar Aza | 52+ [97][129] | |||||||
| Zikim Beach massacre | Public place
|
Zikim | 35+ [130] | |||||||
| Nir Oz massacre |
|
Nir Oz | 27+ [100] | |||||||
| Netiv HaAsara massacre |
|
Netiv HaAsara | 21+ [131][132] | |||||||
| Alumim massacre |
|
Alumim | 19+ [133][134] | |||||||
| Kissufim massacre |
|
Kissufim | 16+ [105][135] | |||||||
| Massacre of pensioners in Sderot |
|
Sderot | 15 [136] | |||||||
| Holit massacre | Kibbutz
|
Holit | 210 | 13+ [137] | ||||||
| Ein HaShlosha massacre | Kibbutz
|
Ein HaShlosha | 353 | 5+ [109] | ||||||
| Nirim attack | Kibbutz
|
Nirim | 416 | 5+ [110][81] | ||||||
| Nir Yitzhak massacre | Kibbutz
|
Nir Yitzhak | 633 | 5+ [109] | ||||||
| IDF announced by Yoav Gallant
|
2023 Israeli blockade of the Gaza Strip | food, drinking water, medical supplies, electricity, and fuel
|
Gaza Strip | 2.2 million | The number of attributable deaths is not yet calculable. | NA | 2023-10-09 | ongoing | ||
| Israeli Ground Forces Israeli Air Force
|
Forced neglect of premature infants and other patients | 22 hospitals ordered to evacuate [138]
|
2000+ hospital inpatients [138] | 5+ | 5+ | NA | ||||
| Israeli Ground Forces
|
Mass incarcerations of Gazan men and boys [139] [citation needed] |
shelter for displaced families
|
Northern Gaza | some deaths in custody [g] | "hundreds" [h] | |||||
| Israeli Ground Forces [2] [i]
|
Shadia Abu Ghazala School massacre[j] [4][2][3] | shelter for displaced families [k]
|
Shadia Abu Ghazala School in the Gaza Strip [l] | unknown | "dozens" [3] | "dozens" [m] | none reported | "all of the men" [n] | 2023-12-12 |
2023-12-13 |
| Israeli Ground Forces
|
Shooting of three hostages by IDF [140] | Gaza strip Israeli hostages
|
Shejaiya | 3 sighted | 3 [p] | 3 | 0 | 3 killed | ||
- ^ Population data from 2022 unless otherwise stated.[85][86]
- ^ Most of the civilian areas on the Israeli side of the Gaza border had lightly armed volunteer security teams.[125]
- ^ Includes on duty police, military, and other professional armed security forces. Off duty IDF reservists were counted as civilians, so some available lists of names include more people with military ranks than the official number of military deaths.[citation needed]
- ^ The 7 October attacks were planned by Hamas and led by their militant wing the Al-Qassam Brigades, but at least 3 other groups also took part on the day. The other 3 factions were a second Sunni [citation needed] Islamist group Palestinian Islamic Jihad's militant wing Saraya Al-Quds, and two much smaller Marxists / Nationalist factions the PFLP and DFLP. After the attacks Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) claimed they were holding at least 30 hostages.[87] A small number of hostages, including the youngest, were only ever publicly described as being held by "other groups" - this could have been the PFLP or DFLP. [citation needed]
- ^ Attendance at the festival was reported to be 3,500 but figures vary.[88] After the attack, relatives searching for missing loved ones said more than one thousand were at the event at the time of the attack.[89] Some festival attendees estimated 3,000–4,000 people.[89] An emergency medic who responded to the massacre at the festival placed attendance at 3,000.[90]
- ^ There were at least two additional soldiers on duty that day who survived.[95]
- ^ Several of the prisoners have died, “it is known that some of the detainees died in the facility. The circumstances of their deaths are yet to be clarified; according to the IDF, they are terrorists, and the matter is under investigation." [139]
- ^ "Hundreds of Gazans arrested in the war are imprisoned in the south blindfolded and handcuffed most of the day" [139]
- ^ Witnesses said a number of people including women, children and babies were killed execution-style by Israeli forces while sheltering inside the school.[3]
- ^ Dozens of bodies discovered, including children, who had been shot at close range. Video and images obtained by Al Jazeera on 13 Dec 2023 showed bodies piled up inside the Shadia Abu Ghazala School in the al-Faluja area, west of the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip. Witnesses said a number of people including women, children and babies were killed execution-style by Israeli forces while sheltering inside the school. The woman said there were newborn children among them. “The Israeli soldiers executed those innocent families at point blank,” she added. Reporter Al Jazeera's Hani Mahmoud is in southern Gaza in Rafah.[3]
- ^ Displaced persons were sheltering at the school.
- ^ in the al-Faluja area, west of the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip.[3]
- ^ predominantly women and children[3]
- ^ “The Israeli soldiers came in and opened fire on them,” a woman at the scene said. “They took all men, then entered classrooms and opened fire on a woman and all the children with her.”
- ^ The victims were reportedly killed overnight starting on Tuesday 12 December 2023, but this could not be confirmed. It could have been some time earlier because the bodies were already decomposed when seen on 13 December 2023 the bodies were already decomposed.[2]
- ^ Samer Fouad Al-Talalka, Alon Lulu Shamriz and Yotam Haim.[140]
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| Attacker | Attack | Location | Deaths | Hostages or Prisoners | Date | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Name | Pop. [a] | Total | Civilian [b] | Military [c] | Began | Discovered | |||
| Hamas + members of allied factions at indeterminate locations PIJ PFLP DFLP [d]
|
Re'im music festival massacre | Public event
|
Near Re'im | ~3500 on the day [e] | 357+ [141][142] | 40 captured [93] | ||||
| Be'eri massacre | Kibbutz
|
Be'eri | 1,071 | 117+ [143] | ||||||
| Nahal Oz attack | = Military Base
|
Nahal Oz lookout base [95] | 24+ [f] | 15+ [95] | none | 15+ [95] | 7+ [95] | 2023-10-07 | ||
| Kibbutz
|
Kibbutz Nahal Oz | 479 | 80+ | 12+ | 46+ | 20+ missing civilians | ||||
| Subtotals | Total dead and missing | 100+ [96] | 12+ | 61+ soldiers | 7 to 30 hostages | |||||
| Kfar Aza massacre |
|
Kfar Aza | 52+ [97][144] | |||||||
| Zikim Beach massacre | Public place
|
Zikim | 35+ [145] | |||||||
| Nir Oz massacre |
|
Nir Oz | 27+ [100] | |||||||
| Netiv HaAsara massacre |
|
Netiv HaAsara | 21+ [146][147] | |||||||
| Alumim massacre |
|
Alumim | 19+ [148][149] | |||||||
| Kissufim massacre |
|
Kissufim | 16+ [105][150] | |||||||
| Massacre of pensioners in Sderot |
|
Sderot | 15 [151] | |||||||
| Holit massacre | Kibbutz
|
Holit | 210 | 13+ [152] | ||||||
| Ein HaShlosha massacre | Kibbutz
|
Ein HaShlosha | 353 | 5+ [109] | ||||||
| Nirim attack | Kibbutz
|
Nirim | 416 | 5+ [110][81] | ||||||
| Nir Yitzhak massacre | Kibbutz
|
Nir Yitzhak | 633 | 5+ [109] | ||||||
| IDF announced by Yoav Gallant
|
2023 Israeli blockade of the Gaza Strip | food, drinking water, medical supplies, electricity, and fuel
|
Gaza Strip | 2.2 million | The number of attributable deaths is not yet calculable. | NA | 2023-10-09 | ongoing | ||
| Israeli Ground Forces Israeli Air Force
|
Forced neglect of premature infants and other patients | 22 hospitals ordered to evacuate [138]
|
2000+ hospital inpatients [138] | 5+ | 5+ | NA | ||||
| Israeli Ground Forces
|
Mass incarcerations of Gazan men and boys [139] [citation needed] |
shelter for displaced families
|
Northern Gaza | some deaths in custody [g] | "hundreds" [h] | |||||
| Israeli Ground Forces [2] [i]
|
Shadia Abu Ghazala School massacre[j] [4][2][3] | shelter for displaced families [k]
|
Shadia Abu Ghazala School in the Gaza Strip [l] | unknown | "dozens" [3] | "dozens" [m] | none reported | "all of the men" [n] | 2023-12-12 |
2023-12-13 |
| Israeli Ground Forces
|
Shooting of three hostages by IDF [140] | Gaza strip Israeli hostages
|
Shejaiya | 3 sighted | 3 [p] | 3 | 0 | 3 killed | ||
- ^ Population data from 2022 unless otherwise stated.[85][86]
- ^ Most of the civilian areas on the Israeli side of the Gaza border had lightly armed volunteer security teams.[125]
- ^ Includes on duty police, military, and other professional armed security forces. Off duty IDF reservists were counted as civilians, so some available lists of names include more people with military ranks than the official number of military deaths.[citation needed]
- ^ The 7 October attacks were planned by Hamas and led by their military wing the Al-Qassam Brigades, but at least 3 other groups also took part on the day, The other 3 factions were a second Islamist group Palestinian Islamic Jihad's Saraya Al-Quds , and two much smaller Marxists / Nationalist factions the PFLP and DFLP. After the attacks Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) claimed they were holding at least 30 hostages.[87] A small number of hostages, including the youngest, were only ever publicly described as being held by "another group", this could have been the PFLP of DFLP. [citation needed]
- ^ Attendance at the festival was reported to be 3,500 but figures vary.[88] After the attack, relatives searching for missing loved ones said more than one thousand were at the event at the time of the attack.[89] Some festival attendees estimated 3,000–4,000 people.[89] An emergency medic who responded to the massacre at the festival placed attendance at 3,000.[90]
- ^ There were at least two additional soldiers on duty that day who survived.[95]
- ^ Several of the prisoners have died, “it is known that some of the detainees died in the facility. The circumstances of their deaths are yet to be clarified; according to the IDF, they are terrorists, and the matter is under investigation." [139]
- ^ "Hundreds of Gazans arrested in the war are imprisoned in the south blindfolded and handcuffed most of the day" [139]
- ^ Witnesses said a number of people including women, children and babies were killed execution-style by Israeli forces while sheltering inside the school.[3]
- ^ Dozens of bodies discovered, including children, who had been shot at close range. Video and images obtained by Al Jazeera on 13 Dec 2023 showed bodies piled up inside the Shadia Abu Ghazala School in the al-Faluja area, west of the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip. Witnesses said a number of people including women, children and babies were killed execution-style by Israeli forces while sheltering inside the school. The woman said there were newborn children among them. “The Israeli soldiers executed those innocent families at point blank,” she added. Reporter Al Jazeera's Hani Mahmoud is in southern Gaza in Rafah.[3]
- ^ Displaced persons were sheltering at the school.
- ^ in the al-Faluja area, west of the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip.[3]
- ^ predominantly women and children[3]
- ^ “The Israeli soldiers came in and opened fire on them,” a woman at the scene said. “They took all men, then entered classrooms and opened fire on a woman and all the children with her.”
- ^ The victims were reportedly killed overnight starting on Tuesday 12 December 2023, but this could not be confirmed. It could have been some time earlier because the bodies were already decomposed when seen on 13 December 2023 the bodies were already decomposed.[2]
- ^ Samer Fouad Al-Talalka, Alon Lulu Shamriz and Yotam Haim.[140]
Locations of massacres, mass graves, hostage takings, and mass imprisonments
[edit]Irtapil (talk) 18:08, 17 December 2023 (UTC)
(For mass casualty events caused by airstrikes - see below)
| Attacker | Attack | Location | Deaths | Hostages or Prisoners | Date | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Name | Pop. [a] | Total | Civilian [b] |
Military [c] |
Began | Discovered | |||
| Hamas + members of allied factions at indeterminate locations PIJ PFLP DFLP [d]
|
Re'im music festival massacre | Public event
|
Near Re'im | ~3500 on the day [e] | 357+ [153][154] | 40 captured [93] | ||||
| Be'eri massacre | Kibbutz
|
Be'eri | 1,071 | 117+ [155] | ||||||
| Nahal Oz attack | = Military Base
|
Nahal Oz lookout base [95] | 24+ [f] | 15+ [95] | none | 15+ [95] | 7+ [95] | 2023-10-07 | ||
| Kibbutz
|
Kibbutz Nahal Oz | 479 | 80+ | 12+ | 46+ | 20+ missing civilians | ||||
| Subtotals | Total dead and missing | 100+ [96] | 12+ | 61+ soldiers | 7 to 30 hostages | |||||
| Kfar Aza massacre |
|
Kfar Aza | 52+ [97][156] | |||||||
| Zikim Beach massacre | Public place
|
Zikim | 35+ [157] | |||||||
| Nir Oz massacre |
|
Nir Oz | 27+ [100] | |||||||
| Netiv HaAsara massacre |
|
Netiv HaAsara | 21+ [158][159] | |||||||
| Alumim massacre |
|
Alumim | 19+ [160][161] | |||||||
| Kissufim massacre |
|
Kissufim | 16+ [105][162] | |||||||
| Massacre of pensioners in Sderot |
|
Sderot | 33,002 | 15 [163] | ||||||
| Holit massacre | Kibbutz
|
Holit | 210 | 13+ [164] | ||||||
| Ein HaShlosha massacre | Kibbutz
|
Ein HaShlosha | 353 | 5+ [109] | ||||||
| Nirim attack | Kibbutz
|
Nirim | 416 | 5+ [110][81] | ||||||
| Nir Yitzhak massacre | Kibbutz
|
Nir Yitzhak | 633 | 5+ [109] | ||||||
| Hostage taking at Bedouin chicken farm | Bedouin farm
|
a Bedouin chicken farm in southern Israel | 1+ [g] | |||||||
| Al-Qassam
|
Massacre of soldiers at Kerem Shalom crossing | IDF Border
|
Kerem Shalom crossing on the Gaza border | 0 ? | 2023-10-07 early morning | |||||
| IDF announced by Yoav Gallant
|
2023 Israeli blockade of the Gaza Strip | food, medical supplies, and other essentials
|
Gaza Strip | 2.2 million | The number of attributable deaths is currently indeterminate. | NA | 2023-10-09 | ongoing | ||
| Israeli Air Force
|
Forced neglect of patients | Hospitals
|
22 hospitals in Gaza [h] [138][165] | 2000+ hospital inpatients [138] | NA | before 14 October 2023 [138][165] | (see below) | |||
| Israeli Ground Forces
|
alleged deaths of ICU patients in besieged hospitals | ICU patients
|
"everyone in the ICU" | unreported | unreported | NA | ||||
| Israeli Ground Forces
|
Seizure of exhumed human remains | mass grave
|
100+ burials | the individuals were already dead | 100+ deceased individuals [i] | |||||
| Israeli Ground Forces
|
Forced neglect of premature infants | Hospital NICU
|
5+ [j] | 5+ | NA | 5+ [k] | ||||
| Israeli Ground Forces
|
Mass incarcerations of Gazan men and boys | shelter for displaced families
|
Northern Gaza | (see below) | none confirmed [citation needed] |
dozens or hundreds | ||||
| Israeli Ground Forces [2] [l]
|
Shadia Abu Ghazala School massacre[m] [4][2][3] | shelter for displaced families [n]
|
Shadia Abu Ghazala School in the Gaza Strip [o] | unknown | "dozens" [3] | "dozens" [p] | none reported | "all of the men" [q] | 2023-12-12 [2][r] | 2023-12-13 |
| Israeli Ground Forces
|
Shooting of three hostages by IDF [140] | Gaza strip Israeli hostages
|
Shejaiya | 3 sighted | 3 [s] | 3 | 0 | 3 killed | ||
- ^ Population data from 2022 unless otherwise stated.[85][86]
- ^ Most of the civilian areas on the Israeli side of the Gaza border had lightly armed volunteer security teams.[125]
- ^ Includes on duty police, military, and other professional armed security forces. Off duty IDF reservists were counted as civilians, so some available lists of names include more people with military ranks than the official number of military deaths.[citation needed]
- ^ The 7 October attacks were planned by Hamas and led by their military wing the Al-Qassam Brigades, but at least 3 other groups also took part on the day, The other 3 factions were a second Islamist group Palestinian Islamic Jihad's Saraya Al-Quds , and two much smaller Marxists / Nationalist factions the PFLP and DFLP. One third of the hostages were subsequently held by Islamic Jihad.[citation needed] A small number of hostages, including the youngest, were only ever publicly described as being held by "another group", this could have been the PFLP of DFLP.[citation needed]
- ^ Attendance at the festival was reported to be 3,500 but figures vary.[88] After the attack, relatives searching for missing loved ones said more than one thousand were at the event at the time of the attack.[89] Some festival attendees estimated 3,000–4,000 people.[89] An emergency medic who responded to the massacre at the festival placed attendance at 3,000.[90]
- ^ There were at least two additional soldiers on duty that day who survived.[95]
- ^ Including Samer Fouad Al-Talalka who was later shot by IDF ground forces, along with two hostages taken at Kibbutzim.
- ^ 22 hospitals were ordered to evacuate but many patients could not be safely relocated.[138] No suitable alternative hospital facilities were provided. Most evacuation orders were refused,[165] until the hospitals were occupied by Israeli ground forces.
- ^ later returned and reburied
- ^ he
- ^ At least 5 premature infants were left in the hospital when staff were forced to evacuate.
- ^ Witnesses said a number of people including women, children and babies were killed execution-style by Israeli forces while sheltering inside the school.[3]
- ^ Dozens of bodies discovered, including children, who had been shot at close range. Video and images obtained by Al Jazeera on 13 Dec 2023 showed bodies piled up inside the Shadia Abu Ghazala School in the al-Faluja area, west of the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip. Witnesses said a number of people including women, children and babies were killed execution-style by Israeli forces while sheltering inside the school. The woman said there were newborn children among them. “The Israeli soldiers executed those innocent families at point blank,” she added. Reporter Al Jazeera's Hani Mahmoud is in southern Gaza in Rafah.[3]
- ^ Displaced persons were sheltering at the school.
- ^ in the al-Faluja area, west of the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip.[3]
- ^ predominantly women and children[3]
- ^ “The Israeli soldiers came in and opened fire on them,” a woman at the scene said. “They took all men, then entered classrooms and opened fire on a woman and all the children with her.”
- ^ The victims were reportedly killed overnight starting on Tuesday 12 December 2023, but this could not be confirmed. It could have been some time earlier because the bodies were already decomposed when seen on 13 December 2023 the bodies were already decomposed.[2]
- ^ Samer Fouad Al-Talalka, Alon Lulu Shamriz and Yotam Haim.[140]
Massacres, hostage taking, and mass imprisonment
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=== Clickable map of massacres on 7 October 2023
Early in the morning of 7 October 2023, approximately 3000 militants,[77][78] from Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, the PFLP, and DFLP,[79] breached the Gaza fence and attacked multiple locations in Southern Israel.[77][78] Following this the IDF blckaided, bombed, and then invaded the Gaza Strip.
(For mass casualty events caused by airstrikes see wwwww below)
| Attack | Location | Deaths | Hostages or Prisoners | Date | Attacker | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Name | Pop. [a] | Total | Civilian [b] | Military [c] | Began | Discovered | |||
| Re'im music festival massacre | Public event
|
Near Re'im | ~3500 on the day [d] | 357+ [166][167] | 40 captured [93] | Hamas + members of allied factions at indeterminate locations PIJ PFLP DFLP [e]
| ||||
| Be'eri massacre | Kibbutz
|
Be'eri | 1,071 | 117+ [168] | ||||||
| Nahal Oz attack | = Military Base
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Nahal Oz lookout base [95] | 24+ [f] | 15+ [95] | none | 15+ [95] | 7+ [95] | 2023-10-07 | ||
| Kibbutz
|
Kibbutz Nahal Oz | 479 | 80+ | 12+ | 46+ | 20+ missing civilians | ||||
| Subtotals | Total dead and missing | 100+ [96] | 12+ | 61+ soldiers | 7 to 30 hostages | |||||
| Kfar Aza massacre |
|
Kfar Aza | 52+ [97][169] | |||||||
| Zikim Beach massacre | Public place
|
Zikim | 35+ [170] | |||||||
| Nir Oz massacre |
|
Nir Oz | 27+ [100] | |||||||
| Netiv HaAsara massacre |
|
Netiv HaAsara | 21+ [171][172] | |||||||
| Alumim massacre |
|
Alumim | 19+ [173][174] | |||||||
| Kissufim massacre |
|
Kissufim | 16+ [105][175] | |||||||
| Massacre of pensioners in Sderot |
|
Sderot | 15 [176] | |||||||
| Holit massacre | Kibbutz
|
Holit | 210 | 13+ [177] | ||||||
| Ein HaShlosha massacre | Kibbutz
|
Ein HaShlosha | 353 | 5+ [109] | ||||||
| Nirim attack | Kibbutz
|
Nirim | 416 | 5+ [110][81] | ||||||
| Nir Yitzhak massacre | Kibbutz
|
Nir Yitzhak | 633 | 5+ [109] | ||||||
| 2023 Israeli blockade of the Gaza Strip | food, medical supplies, and other essentials
|
Gaza Strip | 2.2 million | The number of attributable deaths is not yet calculable. | NA | 2023-10-09 | ongoing | IDF announced by Yoav Gallant
| ||
| Forced neglect of premature infants and other patients | Hospitals
|
22 hospitals in Gaza [g] [138][165] | 2000+ hospital inpatients [138] | NA | before 14 October 2023 [138][165] | (see below) | Israeli Ground Forces Israeli Air Force
| |||
| ICU patients
|
"everyone in the ICU" | unreported | unreported | NA | Israeli Ground Forces
| |||||
| Seizure of human remains | mass grave
|
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| Forced neglect of premature infants | Hospital NICU
|
5+ [h] | 5+ | NA | 5+ [i] | Israeli Ground Forces
| ||||
| Mass incarcerations of Gazan men and boys | shelter for displaced families
|
Northern Gaza | (see below) | none confirmed [citation needed] |
dozens or hundreds | Israeli Ground Forces
| ||||
| Shadia Abu Ghazala School massacre [j] [4][2][3] | shelter for displaced families [k]
|
Shadia Abu Ghazala School in the Gaza Strip [l] | unknown | "dozens" [3] | "dozens" [m] | none reported | "all of the men" [n] | 2023-12-12 [2][o] | 2023-12-13 |
Israeli Ground Forces [2] [p]
|
- ^ Population data from 2022 unless otherwise stated.[85][86]
- ^ Most of the civilian areas on the Israeli side of the Gaza border had lightly armed volunteer security teams.[125]
- ^ Includes on duty police, military, and other professional armed security forces. Off duty IDF reservists were counted as civilians, so some available lists of names include more people with military ranks than the official number of military deaths.[citation needed]
- ^ Attendance at the festival was reported to be 3,500 but figures vary.[88] After the attack, relatives searching for missing loved ones said more than one thousand were at the event at the time of the attack.[89] Some festival attendees estimated 3,000–4,000 people.[89] An emergency medic who responded to the massacre at the festival placed attendance at 3,000.[90]
- ^ The 7 October attacks were planned by Hamas and led by their military wing the Al-Qassam Brigades, but at least 3 other groups also took part on the day, The other 3 factions were a second Islamist group Palestinian Islamic Jihad's Saraya Al-Quds , and two much smaller Marxists / Nationalist factions the PFLP and DFLP. One third of the hostages were subsequently held by Islamic Jihad.[citation needed] A small number of hostages, including the youngest, were only ever publicly described as being held by "another group", this could have been the PFLP of DFLP.[citation needed]
- ^ There were at least two additional soldiers on duty that day who survived.[95]
- ^ 22 hospitals were ordered to evacuate but many patients could not be safely relocated.[138] No suitable alternative hospital facilities were provided. Most evacuation orders were refused,[165] until the hospitals were occupied by Israeli ground forces.
- ^ he
- ^ At least 5 premature infants were left in the hospital when staff were forced to evacuate.
- ^ Dozens of bodies discovered, including children, who had been shot at close range. Video and images obtained by Al Jazeera on 13 Dec 2023 showed bodies piled up inside the Shadia Abu Ghazala School in the al-Faluja area, west of the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip. Witnesses said a number of people including women, children and babies were killed execution-style by Israeli forces while sheltering inside the school. The woman said there were newborn children among them. “The Israeli soldiers executed those innocent families at point blank,” she added. Reporter Al Jazeera's Hani Mahmoud is in southern Gaza in Rafah.[3]
- ^ Displaced persons were sheltering at the school.
- ^ in the al-Faluja area, west of the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip.[3]
- ^ predominantly women and children[3]
- ^ “The Israeli soldiers came in and opened fire on them,” a woman at the scene said. “They took all men, then entered classrooms and opened fire on a woman and all the children with her.”
- ^ The victims were reportedly killed overnight starting on Tuesday 12 December 2023, but this could not be confirmed. It could have been some time earlier because the bodies were already decomposed when seen on 13 December 2023 the bodies were already decomposed.[2]
- ^ Witnesses said a number of people including women, children and babies were killed execution-style by Israeli forces while sheltering inside the school.[3]
Hostages and Prisoners Timeline
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| Date | Captured, released, or died | Hostages or prisoners | Location | Captives held by, released by, or died in the custody of… | Other involved parties | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Al-Qassam Brigades
|
Saraya Al-Quds
|
Other Gazan groups [a] | Israeli military prisons
|
Israeli Ground Forces
| |||||
| before 2023-10-07 | Palestinians in Israeli prisons before 7 October | Palestinian prisoners in Israel
|
na | na | na | ~5000 [123] | ? | ||
| 2023-10-01 | Prominent members of PFLP moved [124][178] | Ahmad Saadat and 4 others 85 other Palestinian Prisoners [124]
|
Moved from Raymond Prison to Nafha Prison [b] | [c] | 90 prisoners moved [124] | [d] | initially arrested by the Palestinian authority | ||
| 2023-10-07 | Hostages taken |
|
(see above) | 200+ hostages taken | Israeli police Armed volunteers [85]
| ||||
| 2023-10-09 | Al-Qassam Brigades threatened hostage executions if civilian homes were bombed "without warning" | Statement issued in English [f] | |||||||
- ^ Speculated to be PFLP or DFLP but there are also allegations that a small number of hostages are held by unaffiliated Gazans.
- ^ Both Raymond prison and Nafha Prison are near Mitzpe Ramon in Southern Israel.
- ^ Hamas tried to release Saadat and the other prominent PFLP members in early 2006.
- ^ Captured Saadat and the other prominent PFLP members from a Palestinian prison by the IDF in March 2006 in Operation Bringing Home the Goods
- ^ Including Samer Fouad Al-Talalka who was shot by Israeli troops.
- ^ The English version of their statement said "… any targeting of our defenceless civilians homes without prior warnings will be met with the execution of an Israeli civilian hostage in our custody, and this event will be broadcast publicly."
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(For hostage takings on 7 October 2023 - see above)
| Forces involved | Event | Type | Name | Pop. | Associated Deaths | Number detained or relocated | Began | Ended | Reported | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Israeli Air Force Israeli Ground Forces
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2023 Gaza Strip evacuations | civilian cities including hospitals
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Gaza Strip | 2.2 million | 13 October 2023 | ongoing | |||||
| Disputed Israel or Hamas
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Attacks on Palestinians evacuating Gaza City | civilian city
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Gaza City | 70+ deaths 200+ wounded [1] |
1.9 million people displaced | 13 October 2023 | [citation needed] | ||||
| Forces involved | Event | Type | Name | Pop. | Associated Deaths | Number detained or relocated | Began | Ended | Reported | ||
| Ordered by Israel Attacks by Hamas and allies (see above and below)
|
Initial evacuations of Southern Israel | civilian residents
|
Southern District (Israel) | ~800 civilians ~400 military |
help needed on this row |
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| Ordered by IDF Rocket attacks by Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades
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Continued civilian exclusion from Southern Israel | civilian residents
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Southern District (Israel) | help needed on this row |
help needed on this row |
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| Ordered by IDF Attacks by Hezbollah Palestinian militants
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Evacuations of Northern Israel | civilian residents
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Northern Israel | help needed on this row |
help needed on this row |
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| Rows from massacre table. that needs some cross referencing added | |||||||||||
| Attacker | Attack | Type | Name | Pop. | Total Deaths | Civilian Deaths | Military Deaths | Hostages | Began | Ended | Discovered |
| Disputed Israel or Hamas
|
Attacks on Palestinians evacuating Gaza City | civilian city
|
Gaza City | 70+ deaths 200+ wounded [1] |
? | see below | 13 October 2023 | ||||
| Israeli Ground Forces [2] [a]
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Shadia Abu Ghazala School massacre[b] [4][2][3] | shelter for displaced families [c]
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Shadia Abu Ghazala School in the Gaza Strip [d] | unknown | "dozens" [3] | "dozens" [e] | none reported | See below for imprisonments. [f] | 2023-12-12 |
2023-12-13 | |
| Rows to add to massacres and hostages table | |||||||||||
| Attacker | Attack | Type | Name | Pop. | Total Deaths | Civilian Deaths | Military Deaths | Hostages | Began | Ended | Discovered |
| Attacker | Attack | Type | Name | Pop. | Total Deaths | Civilian Deaths | Military Deaths | Hostages | Began | Ended | Discovered |
- ^ Witnesses said a number of people including women, children and babies were killed execution-style by Israeli forces while sheltering inside the school.[3]
- ^ Dozens of bodies discovered, including children, who had been shot at close range. Video and images obtained by Al Jazeera on 13 Dec 2023 showed bodies piled up inside the Shadia Abu Ghazala School in the al-Faluja area, west of the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip. Witnesses said a number of people including women, children and babies were killed execution-style by Israeli forces while sheltering inside the school. The woman said there were newborn children among them. “The Israeli soldiers executed those innocent families at point blank,” she added. Reporter Al Jazeera's Hani Mahmoud is in southern Gaza in Rafah.[3]
- ^ Displaced persons were sheltering at the school.
- ^ in the al-Faluja area, west of the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip.[3]
- ^ predominantly women and children[3]
- ^ “The Israeli soldiers came in and opened fire on them,” a woman at the scene said. “They took all men, then entered classrooms and opened fire on a woman and all the children with her.”
- ^ The victims were reportedly killed overnight starting on Tuesday 12 December 2023, but this could not be confirmed. It could have been some time earlier because the bodies were already decomposed when seen on 13 December 2023 the bodies were already decomposed.[2]
Major engagements
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Campaigns
[edit]| Name | Location | Start date | End date | Belligerents | Result | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 Hamas attack on Israel | Southern District | 2023-10-07 | 2023-10-09 |
|
Claimed the attacks: Hamas PIJ PFLP DFLP
|
Hamas and allies victory [5] |
| Israeli incursions into the West Bank | West Bank | 2023-10-12 |
|
Ongoing 2023-12-20 | ||
| 2023 Israeli invasion of the Gaza Strip | Gaza Strip | 27 October 2023 |
|
Ongoing 2023-12-20 | ||
| Operation Prosperity Guardian | Red Sea | 20 December 2023 | == Navy
|
Houthis
|
announced 2023-12-20 | |
Engagements
[edit]| Engagement | Location | Start date | End date | Israeli Forces | Opposing Belligerents | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Battle of Re'im | Re'im, Southern District | 2023-10-07 | 2023-10-07 |
|
Israeli victory[6] | |
| Battle of Sderot | Sderot, Southern District | 2023-10-07 | 2023-10-09 |
|
Israeli victory[7] | |
| Battle of Sufa | Sufa, Southern District | 2023-10-07 | 2023-10-07 |
|
Israeli victory [8] | |
| Battle of Zikim | Zikim, Southern District | 2023-10-07 | 2023-10-07 |
|
Al-Qassam Brigades
|
Israeli victory [citation needed] |
| Israel–Lebanon border clashes | Shebaa Farms, Golan Heights, southern Lebanon and northern Israel | 2023-10-08 |
|
Ongoing [citation needed] | ||
| Blockade of the Gaza Strip | Gaza Strip | 2023-10-09 (announced) |
ongoing [a] {{efn}}| As of 28 December 2023 United Nations says 40% of Gaza’s population ‘at risk of famine’.[9] }} |
|
ongoing 2023-12-28 [b] | |
| Battle of Beit Hanoun | Beit Hanoun, Gaza Strip | 2023-10-28 | 2023-12-24 |
|
Inconclusive 2023-12-20 [11] | |
| Siege of Gaza City | Gaza City, Gaza Strip | 2023-11-02 (start of ground assault) [citation needed] |
|
Ongoing 2023-11-02 [12] | ||
| Battle of Jabalia | Jabalia, Gaza Strip | 2023-11-08 |
|
Kitaeb Abu Ali
|
Ongoing [citation needed] | |
| Battle of Khan Yunis | Khan Yunis, Gaza Strip | 2023-12-04 |
|
Al-Qassam Brigades Kitaeb Abu Ali
|
Ongoing 2023-12-05 [13] | |
| Saturation of the Iron Dome defence system. The initiation of "Tufan Al-Aqsa" (Arabic: طوفان الأقصى, lit. '== Al-Aqsa flood') included massive barrage of rockets into Israel that saturated the Iron Dome defence system, allowing many to reach their targets. | 7 October 2023 | Hamas [citation needed] |
Rockets and drones | Numerous civilian and military locations in Israel, mostly near the Gaza strip. | ||
| Rocket strike on putative nuclear missile site.[14] | 7 October 2023 [14] | Gazan Militants [citation needed] |
Rocket Strike [14] | The land of Sdot Micha military base,[14] on the outskirts of East Jerusalem. | ||
| Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel in 2023 | 8 October 2023 – Ongoing | Hamas PIJ PFLP DFLP [c] |
Rockets | Israel | ||
| Projectile attacks from Lebanon on Israel and the Golan Heights | 8 October 2023 – Ongoing | Hezbollah Hamas PIJ PFLP
|
"projectiles" | Israel and the Golan Heights | ||
| Houthi missile attack [15] | 20 October 2023 | Houthi movement
|
Long range missiles | Possibly Israel | ||
| Taba and Nuweiba drone attacks | 27 October 2023 | Drones | Possibly Israel, hit Taba and Nuweiba, Egypt |
- ^ As of 2023-12-19 people on the Gaza strip have, on average, only 2L of clean water per day and inadequate food.
- ^ As of 28 December 2023 United Nations says 40% of Gaza’s population ‘at risk of famine’.[10]
- ^ There are also reports of attacks from much smaller groups such as the Palestinian Mujahideen Movement.Cite error: The
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Disputed strikes
[edit]| Name | Date | Accused | Location | Deaths | Injured |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Attacks on Palestinians evacuating Gaza City | 13 October 2023 | IDF Hamas
|
Gaza City | 70+ [1] | 200+[1] |
| Al-Ahli Arab Hospital explosion | 18 October 2023 | IDF PIJ
|
Al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza | 100–300 (United States Director of National Intelligence)[16] | 314 (Gaza Health Ministry)[17] |
Israeli airstrikes
[edit] Israel was the attacker for all the strikes in this table.
| Name | Date | Location | Total Killed | Total Injured | Military Deaths | Named or Notable Casualties |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jabalia camp market airstrike | 9 October 2023 | Jabalia Camp | 203+[18] | 147[19] | ??? | |
| Al-Shati refugee camp airstrike | 9 October 2023 | Al-Shati refugee camp | 15+[20][21] | ? | ??? | |
| Hajji Tower airstrike | 10 October 2023 | Hajji Tower in Gaza Strip | 3+[22][23] | ? | 0 | |
| Jabalia refugee camp airstrike [a] | 12 October 2023 | Jabalia refugee camp residential buildings [b] | 45+ [27] | 4+ [27] | ??? | |
| UNRWA school airstrike | 17 October 2023 | UNRWA school in the Maghazi refugee camp | 6 | ? | ??? | |
| Church of Saint Porphyrius airstrike | 19 October 2023 | Church of Saint Porphyrius | 18 | ? | ??? | |
| 31 October Jabalia attack | 31 October 2023 | Jabalia refugee camp | 195+ [c] | 777+ [d] | ??? | |
| Al-Shifa ambulance airstrike | 3 November 2023 | Al-Shifa Hospital | 15 | 60 | ??? | |
| Osama bin Zaid school airstrike | 3 November 2023 | Osama bin Zaid school | 20 [33] | ? | ??? | |
| Al-Fakhoora school airstrike | 4 November 2023 | Jabalia Camp | 15 | 70 | ??? | |
| Al-Maghazi camp airstrike | 4 November 2023 | Maghazi (camp) | 40+ | ? | ??? | |
| Al-Buraq school airstrike | 9 November 2023 | Al-Buraq school | 50+ | ? | ??? | |
| Sabra mosque airstrike | 15 November 2023 | Sabra mosque | 50+ | ? | ??? | |
| Al-Falah School airstrike | 17 November | Al-Falah School | 20+ | 100 | ??? | |
| Abu Hussein School airstrike | 23 November | Abu Hussein School | 27+ | ? | ??? | |
| Ma'an school airstrike | 5 December 2023 | Ma'an school | 25+ | ? | ??? | |
| Haifa School airstrike | 15 December 2023 | Haifa School | 20+ | ? | ??? |
- ^ On 12 October, a second airstrike on the Jabalia camp hit a residential building was hit, destroying several apartments, and killing people from two families.[24]
- ^ Some were sheltering there after being displaced from Beit Hanoun.[25][26]
- ^ There were 195 people were killed [28] according to The Gaza Ministry of Health (Gaza MOH), whose overall casualty counts show no sign of being inflated [29] or fabricated [30] and thus appear to be a reliable minimum death count. The Gaza Indonesian Hospital also reported that "hundreds" had been killed or injured.[31][32]
- ^ The Gaza Ministry of Health reported 777+ wounded.[28] Gaza Indonesian Hospital reported that "hundreds" had been killed or injured.[31][32]
References
[edit]- ^ a b c d "70 killed after convoys of evacuees in Gaza hit by Israeli airstrikes". NBC News. 2023-10-14. Retrieved 2023-11-16.
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Shadia Abu Ghazala - The New Arabwas invoked but never defined (see the help page). - ^ a b c d e f g Cite error: The named reference
video news report of Shadia Abu Ghazala massacrewas invoked but never defined (see the help page). - ^ Cite error: The named reference
Shadia Abu Ghazala - Al Jazeera Printwas invoked but never defined (see the help page). - ^ References for Hamas and allies victory:
- Rubin, Shira; Warrick, Joby (13 November 2023). "Hamas envisioned deeper attacks, aiming to provoke an Israeli war" (News article). Tel Aviv, Israel: The Washington Post. Archived from the original on 18 December 2023. Retrieved 22 December 2023.
Hamas's pronouncements welcoming a broader conflict evoke statements by al-Qaeda leaders in the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, noted Rita Katz, executive director of the SITE Intelligence Group, a private organization that studies the ideology and online communications of extremist groups… Even if its current leadership is effectively destroyed, she said, Hamas and its followers will continue to regard Oct. 7 as a victory. That's partly because the group unquestionably succeeded in focusing the world's attention on the Palestinian conflict, she said…'It's the first time I can remember that Hamas has become so prominent on a global scale.
- Alterman, Jon B. (12 October 2023). "What Comes After War in Gaza" (News magazine). TIME magazine & Center for Strategic and International Studies. Archived from the original on 26 November 2023. Retrieved 26 November 2023.
Hamas' stunning military success on October 7 will prove to be a pyrrhic victory.
- Sachs, Natan (2023-10-07). "This Will Be a Pyrrhic Victory for Hamas" (News article). The Atlantic. Archived from the original on 25 November 2023. Retrieved 25 November 2023.
But this Hamas victory might prove Pyrrhic. In fact, Hamas itself might have been surprised by the extent of its initial success.
- Zinman, Galit Truman (2023-10-19). "Hamas Is a Jihadist Organization Committed to Israel's Total Destruction". Begin–Sadat Center for Strategic Studies. Retrieved 2023-11-26.
immediately achieved a symbolic victory in the initial stages on October 7.
- Forey, Samuel (October 30, 2023). "Hamas attack: October 7, a day of hell on earth in Israel". Le Monde.fr. Retrieved November 26, 2023.
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- ^ Fabian, Emanuel (2023-10-07). "IDF regains control of Re'im military base from Hamas terrorists in southern Israel". The Times of Israel. Archived from the original on 7 October 2023. Retrieved 2023-10-07.
- ^ Robertson, Nic (2023-10-08). "IDF wrests control of Sderot from Hamas militants. See the aftermath" (Video & news article). CNN. Archived from the original on 22 October 2023. Retrieved 22 October 2023.
… Israel Defense Forces battled Hamas militants to regain control of the city and its police station.
- ^ "The Battle for Sufa Outpost: How one of Israel's elite units rescued fellow soldiers from Hamas terrorists". All Israel News. October 12, 2023. Archived from the original on 19 October 2023. Retrieved 16 October 2023.
- ^ "UN agency says 40 percent of Gaza's population 'at risk of famine'". Al Jazeera. Al Jazeera English. 28 December 2023. Retrieved 30 December 2023.
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- ^ [= https://www.understandingwar.org/backgrounder/iran-update-december-20-2023 "Institute for the study of war - Iran update December 20"]. ISW.
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The Israeli military has completed its encirclement of Gaza City
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- ^ "Pentagon says it shot down Yemen missiles that may have been headed towards Israel". Retrieved 26 October 2023.
- ^ Herb, Jeremy (19 October 2023). "Between 100 and 300 believed killed in Gaza hospital blast, according to preliminary US intelligence assessment". CNN. Archived from the original on 20 October 2023. Retrieved 19 October 2023.
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