IntroductionEdit

This page is meant to shine a light on the abhorrent and hypocritical mindset of the state of Israel and Jewish people. Though many of these are just single incidents, one of the recurring themes is the complete lack of condemnation or remorse from Israel, Jewish organizations, and Jews themselves. 

2003 Rachel CorrieEdit

Main Page: Murder of Rachel Corrie

Rachel Corrie was an American activist killed in 2003 by an Israeli Defense
Forces (IDF) bulldozer during a protest against the demolition of Palestinian
homes in Rafah. Jewish soldier's proceeded to throw a "pancake party" to
celebrate her murder.

1967 USS LibertyEdit

Main page: USS Liberty Attack

The USS Liberty was a US research vessel that attacked and damaged beyond
repair by the Israeli Air Force and the Israeli Navy. The attack took place
on June 8th 1967, lasted hours, killed 34 US servicemen, and wounded an
additional 171. There is an extensive amount of evidence showing intent,
reports and statements that completely contradict the statements told by the
US accounts (which were overwhelmingly consistent), suspiciously rushed
investigations done by the US along with many omissions, Israel being
unwilling to pay restitution, and the official investigation done by Israel
finding no wrongdoing on their part, despite there being at the very least
gross negligence and reckless disregard for human life.

2002 Broadcasting pornography as a weaponEdit

These allegations are less widely documented but involve claims that Israeli forces have used sexually explicit material as a form of psychological warfare or intimidation against Palestinians.

Targeting of Cultural Heritage SitesEdit

There have been allegations of deliberate or negligent damage to cultural heritage sites in the Palestinian territories during military operations. These sites include mosques, churches, and historical landmarks.

Restrictions on Humanitarian AidEdit

Allegations have surfaced regarding restrictions on the entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza, as well as the obstruction of humanitarian organizations' work. These restrictions are said to exacerbate the suffering of the civilian population.

Use of "Knock on the Roof" TacticsEdit

The IDF has used a practice of firing a small, non-explosive projectile onto a building as a warning before a larger strike. This tactic has been controversial, with critics arguing that it doesn't provide adequate warning and may not comply with international law.

Administrative DetentionEdit

Israel's use of administrative detention, holding individuals without charge or trial, has been criticized by human rights organizations as a violation of due process.

1947–48 Civil War in Mandatory Palestine and 1948 Arab-Israeli WarEdit

A series of events including the Deir Yassin massacre, the Tantura massacre,
and the Lydda Death March, resulted in allegations of war crimes related to
treatment of civilians and prisoners.

1948 Deir Yassin massacreEdit

Attack by Irgun and Lehi forces on a Palestinian village, resulting in the
deaths of many civilians.

1948 Tantura massacreEdit

Allegations of a massacre of Palestinian civilians by the Israel Defense Forces
(IDF) in the village of Tantura.

1948 Lydda Death MarchEdit

The expulsion of Palestinian civilians from Lydda and Ramle, leading to
deaths from heat, exhaustion, and disease.

1949–1955 Interwar periodEdit

Incidents during this period, marked by continued tensions and cross-border
violence, led to allegations of war crimes.

1949 Majdal Shams incidentEdit

Allegations of abuse and mistreatment of Syrian Druze civilians following the
Israeli occupation.

1953 Qibya massacreEdit

Israeli military raid on a Jordanian village in response to a cross-border
attack, resulting in the destruction of homes and deaths of civilians.

1954 Bat Galim AffairEdit

Israeli capture and subsequent trial of Syrian Military Intelligence
personnel, alleging torture.

1956 Kafr Qasim massacreEdit

Israeli Border Police killed civilians returning to their village after a
curfew they were unaware of was imposed.

1956 Khan Yunis massacreEdit

Allegations of a massacre of Palestinian civilians in Khan Yunis by Israeli
forces during the Suez Crisis.

1956 Rafah massacreEdit

Allegations of a massacre of Palestinian civilians in Rafah by Israeli forces
during the Suez Crisis.

1967 alleged use of napalmEdit

Allegations that Israel used napalm bombs against Egyptian soldiers and
civilians during the Six-Day War.

1967 Killing of Egyptian POWsEdit

Allegations of massacres and summary executions of Egyptian prisoners of war
during the Six-Day War.

1968 KaramehEdit

In the Battle of Karameh, allegations arose regarding the deliberate
targeting of civilians and refugees.

1968 Allegations of abuse in the West BankEdit

Allegations of torture and abuse of Palestinian detainees in Israeli prisons.

1969–1970 alleged bombing of Bahr el-Baqar schoolEdit

Claim that the Israeli Air Force deliberately bombed an Egyptian primary
school.

1970 Allegations of abuse in GazaEdit

Allegations of torture and abuse of Palestinian detainees in Israeli prisons.

1973 alleged downing of Libyan Arab Airlines Flight 114Edit

The downing of a civilian airliner over the Sinai Peninsula, resulting in
numerous fatalities.

1973 War - alleged mistreatment of POWsEdit

Allegations of mistreatment of Syrian POWs including torture and denial of
medical treatment.

1976 Land Day clashesEdit

Clashes between Israeli security forces and Palestinian protestors against land
expropriation, resulting in multiple deaths and injuries.

1982 Lebanon WarEdit

A number of events during the war, including the Siege of Beirut and the Sabra
and Shatila massacre (committed by Lebanese Christian militias but with
Israeli awareness/complicity), led to allegations of war crimes.

1982 Sabra and Shatila massacreEdit

The killing of Palestinian refugees by Lebanese Christian militias in refugee
camps, with allegations of Israeli complicity.

1985 Sohmor massacreEdit

Allegations of a massacre of Lebanese civilians in the village of Sohmor by
Israeli forces.

Operation AccountabilityEdit

A military operation in 1993 in Lebanon that led to widespread displacement
and allegations of disproportionate force.

Operation Grapes of WrathEdit

A military operation in 1996 in Lebanon that led to civilian casualties and
allegations of disproportionate force and targeting of civilians.

Mansouri attackEdit

An attack in 1996 on an ambulance in Mansouri, Lebanon, resulting in civilian
deaths and allegations of war crimes.

Nabatieh Fawka attackEdit

An attack in 1996 on Nabatieh Fawka, Lebanon, resulting in civilian deaths and
allegations of war crimes.

Qana massacreEdit

The shelling of a UN compound in Qana, Lebanon in 1996, resulting in civilian
deaths and allegations of war crimes.

First IntifadaEdit

Allegations of excessive force used by Israeli soldiers against Palestinian
protesters and civilians.

Second IntifadaEdit

Both sides faced accusations, with Israel accused of disproportionate force
and extrajudicial killings.

2002 Jenin operationEdit

Heavy fighting in the Jenin refugee camp led to allegations of war crimes by
both sides.

2006 Gaza–Israel conflictEdit

A series of incidents including civilian deaths, allegations of using human
shields, and attacks against civilian objects, leading to allegations of war
crimes.

2006 Lebanon WarEdit

Allegations of disproportionate force and targeting of civilian infrastructure
by Israel, and the firing of rockets into civilian areas by Hezbollah.

2008–2009 Gaza WarEdit

Allegations against Israel regarding the use of white phosphorus and
disproportionate force, and against Hamas for firing rockets into Israeli
civilian areas.

2010 Gaza flotilla raidEdit

Israeli raid on a flotilla attempting to break the blockade of Gaza,
resulting in the deaths of activists.

2012 Operation Pillar of DefenseEdit

Allegations of indiscriminate attacks against civilians by both Israel and
Hamas.

2014 Gaza WarEdit

Similar allegations to the 2008-2009 conflict, regarding disproportionate
force, targeting of civilians, and indiscriminate rocket fire.

2015 Duma arson attackEdit

A firebombing attack by Israeli settlers on a Palestinian home in the village
of Duma resulting in multiple deaths.

2018 Gaza border protestsEdit

Use of live fire against protesters near the Gaza border fence, resulting in
numerous casualties.

November 2019 Gaza–Israel clashesEdit

Renewed conflict in Gaza and Israel, with allegations of indiscriminate
attacks and targeting of civilian infrastructure.

2021 Israel–Palestine crisisEdit

Renewed conflict in Gaza and Israel, with allegations of indiscriminate
attacks and targeting of civilian infrastructure.

2022 Gaza–Israel clashesEdit

Renewed conflict in Gaza and Israel, with allegations of indiscriminate
attacks and targeting of civilian infrastructure.

May 2023 Gaza–Israel clashesEdit

Renewed conflict in Gaza and Israel, with allegations of indiscriminate
attacks and targeting of civilian infrastructure.

Gaza war (2023–present)Edit

Ongoing conflict with widespread allegations of war crimes including
collective punishment, blockade, restrictions on water access, starvation,
effects on children, forcible transfer, use of white phosphorus,
indiscriminate attacks (such as Al-Shati refugee camp airstrike and Jabalia
refugee camp airstrikes), airstrikes on UNRWA school and Church of Saint
Porphyrius, the Engineer's Building airstrike, the Ainata airstrike, the
"Flour massacre," the World Central Kitchen drone strikes, the 18 March
attacks, violations of medical neutrality, targeting of journalists, looting,
summary executions, killing of surrendered people, enforced disappearance,
abuse and sexual humiliation of detainees, sexual violence, perfidy, use of
human shields and allegations of genocide, as well as ceasefire violations.

Israel–Hezbollah conflict and invasion of Lebanon (2023–present)Edit

Ongoing conflict and invasion with widespread allegations of war crimes
including the killing of Lebanese civilians, targeting of journalists, use of
white phosphorus, targeting of medical and religious sites, the use of
booby-trapped devices and ceasefire violations.

Israeli invasion of Syria (2024–present)Edit

Ongoing invasion with allegations of war crimes.

Israeli settlementsEdit

Construction and maintenance of Israeli settlements in occupied territories,
considered illegal under international law.

International Criminal Court investigationEdit

Ongoing investigation by the ICC into alleged war crimes in the Palestinian
territories.