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5th October 2015, 07:30 PM
Israelis and Palestinians Killed
in the Current Violence
Link: http://www.ifamericansknew.org/stat/deaths.html
At least 1,198 Israelis and 9,139 Palestinians
have been killed since September 29, 2000.
Hover over each bar for exact numbers.
Number of People Killed Per Year
Israelis
Palestinians
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
0
600
1,200
1,800
2,400
Year
Year Israelis Palestinians
2000 41 282
2001 192 469
2002 419 1032
2003 185 588
2004 108 832
2005 51 190
2006 23 665
2007 13 385
2008 35 887
2009 9 1034
2010 9 82
2011 11 118
2012 7 254
2013 6 38
2014 86 2262
2015 3 13
American news reports repeatedly describe Israeli military attacks against the Palestinian population as “retaliation.” However, when one looks into the chronology of death in this conflict, the reality turns out to be quite different.
Source: B'Tselem, The Israeli Center for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories. (Visit their statistics page, last updated June 30, 2015.) See also the Palestinian Center for Human Rights' table that records the 2,191 victims (76% of them civilians) of Israel's recent massacre in Gaza that began on July 8th that are not yet included in B'Tselem's charts. 71 Israelis were killed during the same period (9% of them civilians).
The numbers in this chart include civilians and combatants killed by members of the opposing nationality (and therefore, do not include Palestinians killed by an explosive device that they set or was on their person, Israelis killed in 'friendly fire' incidents, etc.). The numbers also do not include the sizable number of Palestinians who died as a result of inability to reach medical care due to Israeli road closures, curfews, the Israeli closure of border crossing from Gaza, etc.
The figure for Palestinian deaths is extremely conservative, since it is difficult for B'Tselem to report on deaths in the Palestinian territories. The Palestine Red Crescent Society, internationally respected for its statistical rigor, reports significantly higher numbers of Palestinian deaths. We do not doubt the reliability of their data, and only use B'Tselem's more conservative numbers because they collect data on both populations.
In the past we used the statistics provided by Israel’s military for the number of Israelis killed, but they have not updated their statistics page since early in 2006. In addition, there is reason to believe that their numbers may have been somewhat inflated.
Breakdown of Deaths
Israelis
Palestinians
Children Killed
(More on the impact on children.) 129
Remember These Children 1,523
Remember These Children
Civilians* Killed 731
B'Tselem 3,535 - 4,226
B'Tselem
People killed in the course of a targeted killing 1 408 or more
B'Tselem
People who were the object of a targeted killing 1 238
B'Tselem
People killed on own land 596 (53.8%)
B'Tselem 6,756 (98.9%)
B'Tselem
People killed on others' land 508 (46.2%)
B'Tselem 73 (1.1%)
B'Tselem
* The Palestinian people do not have a military, so the usual classification of civilian is not being used. Instead B'Tselem provides data on the number of Palestinians who did not participate in hostilities, a significantly more stringent qualification than the one used to identify Israeli civilians. We do not know how many of the Israelis listed as civilians participated in the hostilities. Many settlers who illegally have taken over parts of the West Bank (and used to live in parts of the Gaza Strip) are heavily armed and there have been numerous reports of their brutal attacks on their Palestinian neighbors.
Causes of Deaths of Israeli Soldiers
2005
Committed Suicide 30
Illness 14
Accidents 26
Terror Incidents 6
Source: Israeli newspaper Ma'ariv, Oct. 10, 2005, p. 6.
Note: The paper also reported that since 1992, 459 Israeli soldiers have committed suicide.
in the Current Violence
Link: http://www.ifamericansknew.org/stat/deaths.html
At least 1,198 Israelis and 9,139 Palestinians
have been killed since September 29, 2000.
Hover over each bar for exact numbers.
Number of People Killed Per Year
Israelis
Palestinians
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
0
600
1,200
1,800
2,400
Year
Year Israelis Palestinians
2000 41 282
2001 192 469
2002 419 1032
2003 185 588
2004 108 832
2005 51 190
2006 23 665
2007 13 385
2008 35 887
2009 9 1034
2010 9 82
2011 11 118
2012 7 254
2013 6 38
2014 86 2262
2015 3 13
American news reports repeatedly describe Israeli military attacks against the Palestinian population as “retaliation.” However, when one looks into the chronology of death in this conflict, the reality turns out to be quite different.
Source: B'Tselem, The Israeli Center for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories. (Visit their statistics page, last updated June 30, 2015.) See also the Palestinian Center for Human Rights' table that records the 2,191 victims (76% of them civilians) of Israel's recent massacre in Gaza that began on July 8th that are not yet included in B'Tselem's charts. 71 Israelis were killed during the same period (9% of them civilians).
The numbers in this chart include civilians and combatants killed by members of the opposing nationality (and therefore, do not include Palestinians killed by an explosive device that they set or was on their person, Israelis killed in 'friendly fire' incidents, etc.). The numbers also do not include the sizable number of Palestinians who died as a result of inability to reach medical care due to Israeli road closures, curfews, the Israeli closure of border crossing from Gaza, etc.
The figure for Palestinian deaths is extremely conservative, since it is difficult for B'Tselem to report on deaths in the Palestinian territories. The Palestine Red Crescent Society, internationally respected for its statistical rigor, reports significantly higher numbers of Palestinian deaths. We do not doubt the reliability of their data, and only use B'Tselem's more conservative numbers because they collect data on both populations.
In the past we used the statistics provided by Israel’s military for the number of Israelis killed, but they have not updated their statistics page since early in 2006. In addition, there is reason to believe that their numbers may have been somewhat inflated.
Breakdown of Deaths
Israelis
Palestinians
Children Killed
(More on the impact on children.) 129
Remember These Children 1,523
Remember These Children
Civilians* Killed 731
B'Tselem 3,535 - 4,226
B'Tselem
People killed in the course of a targeted killing 1 408 or more
B'Tselem
People who were the object of a targeted killing 1 238
B'Tselem
People killed on own land 596 (53.8%)
B'Tselem 6,756 (98.9%)
B'Tselem
People killed on others' land 508 (46.2%)
B'Tselem 73 (1.1%)
B'Tselem
* The Palestinian people do not have a military, so the usual classification of civilian is not being used. Instead B'Tselem provides data on the number of Palestinians who did not participate in hostilities, a significantly more stringent qualification than the one used to identify Israeli civilians. We do not know how many of the Israelis listed as civilians participated in the hostilities. Many settlers who illegally have taken over parts of the West Bank (and used to live in parts of the Gaza Strip) are heavily armed and there have been numerous reports of their brutal attacks on their Palestinian neighbors.
Causes of Deaths of Israeli Soldiers
2005
Committed Suicide 30
Illness 14
Accidents 26
Terror Incidents 6
Source: Israeli newspaper Ma'ariv, Oct. 10, 2005, p. 6.
Note: The paper also reported that since 1992, 459 Israeli soldiers have committed suicide.