ei: Suicide Bombings

Reports & Chronologies

Human Rights Watch releases report on suicide bombings, Human Rights Watch (1 November 2002)

Without distinction - attacks on civilians by Palestinian armed groups (PDF) Amnesty International (11 July 2002)

Dealing With Hamas (PDF) ICG (January 2004)

Suicide and Other Bombing Attacks in Israel Since the Declaration of Principles, Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs (current).

Opinion & Analysis

Israel's race to end Palestinian resistance before the US election, Hasan Abu Nimah (19 August 2004)

Suicide bombers driven more by politics than religious fundamentalism Riaz Hassan (7 May 2004)

What the fatality statistics tell us, Amira Hass, Ha'aretz (3 September 2003)

Israel's Assassination Policy Triggers Latest Suicide Bombings, Steve Niva ( 2 September 2003)

On violence and the Intifada, Ali Abunimah (22 January 2003)

The Tel Aviv suicide bombing and illegal foreign workers, Jaggi Singh (7 January 2003)

Kibbutz Metzer: Grasping at the "why?", Uri Avnery, Gush Shalom (16 November 2002)

A hard look in the mirror: a bereaved Israeli father speaks, Yitzhak Frankenthal, The Families Forum, (27 July 2002)

The nettle that must be grasped, Nigel Parry (24 May 2002)

Bombs and Wreaths, Ali Abunimah ( 2 December 2001)

The media's double standard: Suicide bombings and Israeli attacks against Palestinian civilians

117 Palestinians killed, hundreds injured during media's "relative calm", Ali Abunimah (26 December 2003)

Hebron - Another dull day in fear, Scott Weinstein (24 December 2003)

Journalists find "calm" when only Palestinians die,
Media Advisory, Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting (22 August 2003)

US media ignore Israeli violence after Aqaba summit Ali Abunimah (10 June 2003)

Violence and the Road Map: The US Media's Double Standard, Ben Granby (26 May 2003)

NPR ignores Israel's killing of 8 in Gaza, including two children, Ali Abunimah (1 May 2003)

NPR's unbalanced reporting of violence continues, Ali Abunimah (21 November 2002)

Killings of dozens once again called "period of calm" by US media, Michael Brown and Ali Abunimah (20 September 2002)

CNN negates Palestinian victims and international law, Michael Brown, Ali Abunimah, and Nigel Parry, (25 June 2002)

Debunking 6 common Israeli myths, Ali Abunimah and Hussein Ibish (14 April 2002)

Israel's 'smoking gun': A damp firecracker, Ali Abunimah, Nigel Parry, and Laurie King-Irani (4 April 2002)

Ultimate hypocracy: Israel's targeting of Palestinians spun as part of the "War Against Terrorism", Nigel Parry and Ali Abunimah (11 February 2002)

Diaries

Violent invasions, extrajudicial killings, and suicide bombings, Mika Minio-Paluello (25 January 2004)

The Hillel Cafe Bombing, Yitzhak Frankenthal (12 September 2003)

Eyewitnesses of tomorrow's news, Nigel Parry (1 April 2002)

Arab citizens of Israel killed in terror attacks since 2000

Suhil Adawi, Turan, March 2002, Matza restaurant in Haifa

Nuha Hinawi, 15, Jaffa, May 2002, Rishon Letzion

Ayman Kabaha, 23, Barta'a, June 2002, bus bombing in Jerusalem

Roni Ghanem, 28, Maghar, August 2002, bus bombing at Meron Junction

Maysoon Hassan, 19, Sajour, August 2002, bus bombing at Meron Junction

Ayman Sharouf, 20, Usfiya, October 2002, Karkur junction

Suad Jaber, 23, Taibeh, October 2002, Karkur junction

Mariam Atar, 26, Haifa, March 2003, Bus No. 37, Haifa

Kamar Abu Hamad, 13, Daliat al-Carmel, March 2003, Bus No. 37, Haifa

Hasan Tawatha, 41, Jisr a-Zarqa, May 2003, Afula mall bombing

Mtanes Karkabi, Haifa, October 2003, Maxim restaurant, Haifa

Osama Najar, Haifa, October 2003, Maxim restaurant, Haifa

Sharbal Matar, Fassouta, October 2003, Maxim restaurant, Haifa

Hanna Naim Francis, 40, Fassouta, October 2003, Maxim restaurant, Haifa

George Matar, Haifa, October 2003, Maxim restaurant, Haifa