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Extrajudicial Killings
Chronology 2005
Mid-June of 2006 witnessed an escalation of extrajudicial killings in the West Bank and Gaza. The removal of the illegal Israeli settler population from Gaza during the summer allowed the Israeli military to conduct air strikes on the densely populated Palestinian neighborhoods without much protest from the international community. Earlier in the year, Palestinian factions declared a unilateral cease-fire that was not reciprocated by Israel, resulting in another very deadly year of conflict on the Palestinian side.
Extrajudicial Executions
Israeli warplanes strike on northern Gaza Strip, PCHR (19 December 2005)
Israeli army kills seven Palestinians in missile strike, PCHR (28 October 2005)
More Israeli raids as Palestinians bury dead, PCHR (26 September 2005)
Report, PCHR, 26 September 2005
Israel threatens to invade Gaza, assassinates Hamas activist, PCHR (17 July 2005)
Israel launches air strikes in Gaza City, Al Mezan (16 July 2005)
Israel escalates attack on Palestinian towns, PCHR (16 July 2005)
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| Palestinian boys inspect the damage at a bridge hit by an Israeli missile in the Beit Hanoun in the northern Gaza Strip, 18 December 2005. (MaanImages/Wesam Saleh) |
Extrajudicial Killings
Israeli troops assassinate three Palestinians in Nablus, PCHR (22 December 2005)
Israeli forces execute third assassination in five days, PCHR (17 November 2005)
Israeli forces assassinate two Palestinians, PCHR (14 November 2005)
Israel assassinates two Palestinians in Tulkarem, PCHR (24 October 2005)
Extra-Judicial Execution in Jenin, PCHR (17 October 2005)
Israel threatens to invade Gaza, assassinates Hamas activist, PCHR (17 July 2005)
More Israeli raids as Palestinians bury dead, PCHR (26 September 2005)
Report, PCHR, 26 September 2005
Israel threatens to invade Gaza, assassinates Hamas activist, PCHR (17 July 2005)
Israel launches air strikes in Gaza City, Al Mezan (16 July 2005)
Israel escalates attack on Palestinian towns, PCHR (16 July 2005)
Israel resumes assassination of Palestinians, PCHR (7 June 2005)
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