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This is a list of individual incidents and statistical breakdowns of incidents of violence,<ref>{{cite web|title=Attacks on Israeli Civilians by Palestinians|url=http://www.btselem.org/israeli_civilians|date=1 January 2011|quote=B'Tselem strongly opposes the attempts to justify attacks against Israeli civilians by using distorted interpretations of international law. Furthermore, B'Tselem demands that the Palestinian Authority do everything within its power to prevent future attacks and to prosecute the individuals involved in past attacks.}}</ref><ref>{{cite news|title=Q&A: Gaza conflict|url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/7818022.stm|publisher=]|quote=Hamas is an acronym for the Islamic Resistance Movement. It regards the whole of historic Palestine as Islamic land and therefore views the state of Israel as an occupier, though it has offered a 10-year "truce" if Israel withdraws to the lines held before the war of 1967. It therefore generally justifies any actions against Israel, which has included suicide bombings and rocket attacks, as legitimate resistance.}}</ref> including property damage and expropriation<ref>Harriet Sherwood, ] 19 August 2012, citing the U.S. ].'"Attacks by extremist Israeli settlers against Palestinian residents, property and places of worship in the West Bank continued," said the .'</ref><ref>Philip Purpura, Butterworth-Heinemann, 2011, p.14 :'The United States Department of Defense defines terrorism as follows: "The unlawful use or threatened use of force or violence against individuals or property to coerce or intimidate governments or societies, often to achieve political, religious, or ideological objectives".'</ref>{{not in source|date=January 2015}}<ref> ] November 2011.'Violence by Israeli settlers . . . includes physical assaults, harassment, takeover of and damage to private property, obstructed access to grazing and agricultural land, and attacks on livestock and agricultural land, among others.'</ref>{{not in source|date=January 2015}}<ref>Malin Pahlmblad, ] Directorate-General for External Policies, December 2012, p.14:'Settler violence against Palestinians takes many forms, including physical violence, destruction or vandalism of property (such as burning or uprooting trees and arson attacks on mosques), killing and stealing animals, and bathing in water wells used by Palestinians for drinking.'</ref>{{not in source|date=January 2015}} <ref>Brian Frederking, Routledge 2007 p.157:'Most definitions say that terrorism is an intentional act of violence against persons and/or property, and it is intended to intimidate a population or influence government policy. . The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has greatly complicated this dispute. While those on one side interpret Palestinian acts of violence (particularly those suicide bombers that kill Israeli civilians) as clear acts of terrorism, those on the other side interpret Palestinian resistance to Israeli occupation as a legitimate act of national struggle. Conversely, while one side interprets Israeli policies in the occupied territories as state terrorism, the other side considers Israel to be acting in self-defense. Each side wants a definition of terrorism that implicates only the other side.'</ref>{{not in source|date=January 2015}}<ref> United Nations Publications, 2010 p.97:'Expressing its Grave concern at '(a) the continuing Israeli settlement and related activities, in violation of international law, including . . the expropriation of land, the demolition of houses, the confiscation and destruction of property . . which change the physical character and demographic composition of the occupied territories, including east Jerusalem and the Syrian Golan, and constitute a violation of the Fourth Geneva Convention relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War,’</ref>{{not in source|date=January 2015}}<ref>], Haaretz 2002 cited ], Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2003 p.136:'The destruction of a home is a barbaric act, and taking such a course of action, no matter what the excuse, is an act of terror that comes under the category of a war crime. . It would be hard to overstate the symbolic value of a house to an individual for whom the culture of wandering and of becoming rooted to the land is so deeply ingrained in tradition, for an individual whose national mythos is based on the tragedy of being uprooted from a stolen homeland.'</ref><ref> ] March 2012:'Since 1967 Israel has demolished more than 28,000 Palestinian homes, businesses, livestock facilities and other structures vital to Palestinian life and livelihood in the Occupied Palestinian Territory. The motivation for demolishing these homes is purely political, and racially informed: to either drive the Palestinians out of the country altogether (the “quiet transfer”) or to confine the four million residents of the West Bank, East Jerusalem and Gaza to small, crowded, impoverished and disconnected enclaves . .Allocating land for military training is not confined to unpopulated areas but can occur in the heart of Palestinian residential communities. In the remaining 30% of the land, intended construction is conditional on complementarity with a plan endorsed by the Israeli Civil Administration, of which less than 1% satisfies this requirement. Thus Palestinians are faced with the choice of building irregularly or leaving their communities. This policy is violently enforced with the demolition of homes and other infrastructure such as schools and health clinics being a regular occurrence.' </ref>involving a violation of rights,<ref> ], June 2010:'Palestinians living under Israeli occupation in East Jerusalem and the rest of the west bank face such tight restrictions on what they can build that their right to adequate housing is being violated. the Israeli authorities condemn as “illegal” homes and other structures built without the permits that they control and rarely allow to Palestinian residents, and then order their destruction. Demolition crews, accompanied by security officials, may arrive at any time, giving families little notice or opportunity to remove their possessions. Under Israeli military law applied to Palestinians in most of the west bank, evicted families are not rehoused or compensated. So, those evicted would face homelessness and destitution were it not for relatives, friends and charities. Palestinians in East Jerusalem fare little better under the Israeli civil authorities. .Violations of the right to adequate housing experienced by Palestinians in the oPt are both a symptom of the wider |
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of other human rights.. .As the occupying power, the actions of Israel in the oPt are also bound by the fourth Geneva Convention relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in time of War to which Israel is a signatory. Article 53 prohibits destruction of property that is not justified by military necessity.'</ref> taking place between ] and Palestinians in 2015 as part of the ongoing ], but exclusive of particular events that fall within the parameters of any full outbreak of war hostilities. |
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] are included in this list as well. Few demolitions are used as deterrent response to acts of terrorism while most demolitions are on the grounds that the houses in question in East Jerusalem, and the occupied West Bank were built without permits from the ] or ].<ref>], ] 2006 pp.71-72.</ref> The practice is condemned by the United Nations, many human rights organizations<ref> ] 22 November 2014.</ref> and scholars such as ] as discriminatory,<ref>Mehran Kamrava, University of California Press p.426 n.65:'Palestinian homes are often destroyed under the pretext of not having the proper building permits. The same requirement does not apply to homes of Jewish settlers, however. According to a statement by the Israeli Committee Against Home Demolitions, 'With three unusual exceptions, in the past 30 years NO Jewish house non the West Bank has ever been threatened with demolition. . Israeli settlers are citizens of Israel and are subject only to Israeli law. None of the planning guidelines, procedures for obtaining building permits from the civilian administration or house demolition penalties applies to them. The first 21 Jewish settlements on the West Bank were done so without plans or permits and, indeed, against thed stated policies nand wishes of the Israeli government.' </ref> a form of ], sometimes as a war crime in violation of international law. Israel maintains, demolitions are done with court orders and are fully legal and is enforced against Israeli population as well. In case of demolitions due to terror, they are usually challenged and approved by supreme court.<ref>{{cite news|title=Study Finds Israeli Home Demolitions Do Deter Terrorists|url=http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/188523#.VLTtUCusWCl|date=12 November 2014|quote=Authors saw that punitive house demolitions during that time led to “fewer suicide attacks in the month following}}</ref><ref>{{cite news|title=Court orders home of Jerusalem yeshiva terrorist sealed off|url=http://www.haaretz.com/news/court-orders-home-of-jerusalem-yeshiva-terrorist-sealed-off-1.267483|date=5 January 2009|quote=Judge Miriam Naor ruled in favor of a petition by Israel Defense Forces, which called for the court to legitimatize the demolition or sealing off of terrorists' homes}}</ref> |
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This is a list of individual incidents and statistical breakdowns of incidents of violence, including property damage and expropriation <ref> ] November 2011.'Violence by Israeli settlers . . . includes physical assaults, harassment, takeover of and damage to private property, obstructed access to grazing and agricultural land, and attacks on livestock and agricultural land, among others.'</ref><ref>Malin Pahlmblad, ] Directorate-General for External Policies, December 2012, p.14:'Settler violence against Palestinians takes many forms, including physical violence, destruction or vandalism of property (such as burning or uprooting trees and arson attacks on mosques), killing and stealing animals, and bathing in water wells used by Palestinians for drinking.'</ref><ref>Brian Frederking, Routledge 2007 p.157:'Most definitions say that terrorism is an intentional act of violence against persons and/or property, and it is intended to intimidate a population or influence government policy. . The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has greatly complicated this dispute. While those on one side interpret Palestinian acts of violence (particularly those suicide bombers that kill Israeli civilians) as clear acts of terrorism, those on the other side interpret Palestinian resistance to Israeli occupation as a legitimate act of national struggle. Conversely, while one side interprets Israeli policies in the occupied territories as state terrorism, the other side considers Israel to be acting in self-defense. Each side wants a definition of terrorism that implicates only the other side.'</ref><ref> United Nations Publications, 2010 p.97:'Expressing its Grave concern at '(a) the continuing Israeli settlement and related activities, in violation of international law, including . . the expropriation of land, the demolition of houses, the confiscation and destruction of property . . which change the physical character and demographic composition of the occupied territories, including east Jerusalem and the Syrian Golan, and constitute a violation of the Fourth Geneva Convention relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War,’</ref><ref>], Haaretz 2002 cited ], Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2003 p.136:'The destruction of a home is a barbaric act, and taking such a course of action, no matter what the excuse, is an act of terror that comes under the category of a war crime. . It would be hard to overstate the symbolic value of a house to an individual for whom the culture of wandering and of becoming rooted to the land is so deeply ingrained in tradition, for an individual whose national mythos is based on the tragedy of being uprooted from a stolen homeland.'</ref><ref> ] March 2012:'Since 1967 Israel has demolished more than 28,000 Palestinian homes, businesses, livestock facilities and other structures vital to Palestinian life and livelihood in the Occupied Palestinian Territory. The motivation for demolishing these homes is purely political, and racially informed: to either drive the Palestinians out of the country altogether (the “quiet transfer”) or to confine the four million residents of the West Bank, East Jerusalem and Gaza to small, crowded, impoverished and disconnected enclaves . .Allocating land for military training is not confined to unpopulated areas but can occur in the heart of Palestinian residential communities. In the remaining 30% of the land, intended construction is conditional on complementarity with a plan endorsed by the Israeli Civil Administration, of which less than 1% satisfies this requirement. Thus Palestinians are faced with the choice of building irregularly or leaving their communities. This policy is violently enforced with the demolition of homes and other infrastructure such as schools and health clinics being a regular occurrence.' </ref>involving a violation of rights,<ref> ], June 2010:'Palestinians living under Israeli occupation in East Jerusalem and the rest of the west bank face such tight restrictions on what they can build that their right to adequate housing is being violated. the Israeli authorities condemn as “illegal” homes and other structures built without the permits that they control and rarely allow to Palestinian residents, and then order their destruction. Demolition crews, accompanied by security officials, may arrive at any time, giving families little notice or opportunity to remove their possessions. Under Israeli military law applied to Palestinians in most of the west bank, evicted families are not rehoused or compensated. So, those evicted would face homelessness and destitution were it not for relatives, friends and charities. Palestinians in East Jerusalem fare little better under the Israeli civil authorities. .Violations of the right to adequate housing experienced by Palestinians in the oPt are both a symptom of the wider |
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human rights violations to which Palestinians are subject and a barrier to their achievement of other human rights.. .As the occupying power, the actions of Israel in the oPt are also bound by the fourth Geneva Convention relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in time of War to which Israel is a signatory. Article 53 prohibits destruction of property that is not justified by military necessity.'</ref> taking place between ] and Palestinians in 2015 as part of the ongoing ], but exclusive of particular events that fall within the parameters of any full outbreak of war hostilities. ] are regarded by Israel as justified as a deterrent response to acts of terrorism or on the grounds that the houses in question in East Jerusalem, and the occupied West Bank were built without permits from the ].<ref>], ] 2006 pp.71-72.</ref> The practice is condemned as discriminatory,<ref>Mehran Kamrava, University of California Press p.426 n.65:'Palestinian homes are often destroyed under the pretext of not having the proper building permits. The same requirement does not apply to homes of Jewish settlers, however. According to a statement by the Israeli Committee Against Home Demolitions, 'With three unusual exceptions, in the past 30 years NO Jewish house non the West Bank has ever been threatened with demolition. . Israeli settlers are citizens of Israel and are subject only to Israeli law. None of the planning guidelines, procedures for obtaining building permits from the civilian administration or house demolition penalties applies to them. The first 21 Jewish settlements on the West Bank were done so without plans or permits and, indeed, against the stated policies and wishes of the Israeli government.' </ref> a form of ], sometimes as a war crime in violation of international law, by the United Nations, many human rights organizations<ref>] 22 November 2014.</ref> and scholars such as ]. |
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** Israeli forces at a checkpoint opened fire on, and critically wounded, a Palestinian youth as he was about to cross the road near the ] intersection south of ] in the northern ]. "An Israeli military spokeswoman said she was unfamiliar with the incident".<ref> ] 2 January 2015.</ref> |
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** A Molotov cocktail was thrown by Palestinians near Givat Assaf.<ref>{{cite news|title=בקבוק תבערה הושלך לעבר רכב בכביש האמבטיה, בסמוך לגבעת אסף|url=http://www.0404.co.il/post/22583|publisher=]}}</ref> |
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** Three Molotov cocktails were thrown at a Jewish residence in the neighborhood of Ras al-Amud in east Jerusalem.<ref name="ITIC150106"/> |
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** Jamal Numan, a fisherman from ] in the ], was critically wounded when an Israeli warship machine-gunned his fishing boat off ]. The vessel was destroyed. Israeli sources claimed it was close to the Egyptian border and engaged in smuggling. An Israeli military spokeswoman said that soldiers "called on suspects to halt and fired warning shots into the air", and "opened fire at the vessels after they "failed to comply". Poverty among Gaza's fishermen has increased 40% since 2008, when Israel placed strict limits to the waters where they may fish.<ref> ] 3 January 2015.</ref> |
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** Jamal Numan, a fisherman from ] in the ], was critically wounded when an Israeli warship machine-gunned his fishing boat off ]. The vessel was destroyed. Israeli sources claimed it was close to the Egyptian border and engaged in smuggling. An Israeli military spokeswoman said that soldiers "called on suspects to halt and fired warning shots into the air", and "opened fire at the vessels after they "failed to comply". Poverty among Gaza's fishermen has increased 40% since 2008, when Israel placed strict limits to the waters where they may fish.<ref> ] 3 January 2015.</ref> |
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** Three Palestinian shepherds, Falah Youssef Bani Jaber, Ahmad Bani Jaber, and Judeh Bani Jaber of ] suffered wounds, respectively to hands and stomach when they were attacked by settlers and then fired on by Israeli forces near the ] of Gidonim, an extension of the ] settlement. They Palestinians claimed they were seeking restitution of their stolen herds. Israeli sources claim they had fired in the air to quell a riot, and that the herds were later found, and had not been stolen.<ref> ] 3 January 2015.</ref><ref> ] 3 January 2015.</ref> |
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** Three Palestinian shepherds, Falah Youssef Bani Jaber, Ahmad Bani Jaber, and Judeh Bani Jaber of ] suffered wounds, respectively to hands and stomach when they were attacked by settlers and then fired on by Israeli forces near the ] of Gidonim, an extension of the ] settlement. They Palestinians claimed they were seeking restitution of their stolen herds. Israeli sources claim they had fired in the air to quell a riot, and that the herds were later found, and had not been stolen.<ref> ] 3 January 2015.</ref><ref> ] 3 January 2015.</ref> |
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** A Molotov cocktail was thrown by a Palestinian between Migdalim and Tapuach.<ref>{{cite news|title=בקבוק תבערה הושלך לעבר רכב על הציר בין מגדלים לתפוח|url=http://www.0404.co.il/post/22611|publisher=]}}</ref> |
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** Fire was opened "at the Salem roadblock northwest of Jenin. There were no casualties. The building was damaged".<ref name="ITIC150106"/> |
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**Haytham Ziad Hijazi al-Rajabi (18) of Hebron was shot, according to Palestinian reports, in the foot during clashes with Israeli forces at the Jabal Juhur neighborhood by a security guard from the ] of ].<ref> ] 4 January 2015.</ref> |
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*4 January Local sources reported that Haytham Ziad Hijazi al-Rajabi (18) of Hebron was shot in the foot during clashes with Israeli forces at the Jabal Juhur neighborhood by a security guard from the ] of ].<ref> ] 4 January 2015.</ref> |
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** "Border Police guards apprehended a Palestinian who tried carry out a stabbing attack at a roadblock in the Qalqiliya area".<ref name="ITIC150106">{{cite web|url=http://www.terrorism-info.org.il/en/article/20754|title=News of Terrorism and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict|date=December 31, 2014 – January 6, 2015|publisher=The Meir Amit Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center (ITIC)|accessdate=2015-01-11}}</ref> |
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**Israeli authorities bulldozed several shops in the village of ] in the West Bank, near ], on the grounds they had not given permits for their construction.<ref> ] 5 January 2015.</ref>{{OR|date=January 2015}} |
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**The house, under construction, of Abd al-Rahim al-Jaabari in the Ein Bani Sleim area of ] was razed to the ground by Israeli forces on the grounds that the structure was being erected without Israeli permission.<ref> ] 5 January 2015. </ref>{{OR|date=January 2015}} |
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** a Palestinian teenager Noor Muhammad Hamid Zaaqiq (19) was shot in the left foot, reportedly after returning from work at a gas station and was in front of his home, during an Israeli dawn raid to arrest and detain 6 people in the village of ].<ref> ] 6 January 2015.</ref> |
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** a Palestinian teenager Noor Muhammad Hamid Zaaqiq (19) was shot in the left foot, reportedly after returning from work at a gas station and was in front of his home, during an Israeli dawn raid to arrest and detain 6 people in the village of ].<ref> ] 6 January 2015.</ref> |
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** In two separate events, two Molotov cocktails were thrown by Palestinians at car near ].<ref>{{cite news|title=הטרור בישראל: שני בקבוקי תבערה הושלכו הלילה ליד ביתר עילית|url=http://www.0404.co.il/post/22668|publisher=]}}</ref> |
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**A 21 year old ultra-orthodox ] student was stabbed in the upper body by an assailant, using a screwdriver, while walking on Sultan Suleiman Street near the ]. The assault is believed to be motivated by nationalist feelings, initial reports speaking of an Arab fleeing the scene. Police later arrested a 15 year old Palestinian from East Jerusalem on suspicion of having caused the injury.<ref>Lazar Berman, ] 9 January 2015.</ref><ref> ] 8 January 2015</ref><ref> ] 8 January 2015.</ref> |
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**Palestinians threw two Molotov cocktails at ] in Hebron.<ref>{{cite news|title=טרור גם בסערה: ערבים זרקו בקבוקי תבערה לעבר בית הדסה בחברון|url=http://www.0404.co.il/post/22745|publisher=]}}</ref> |
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**An Israeli marchant was robbed by Palestinians and his car was stolen while delivering goods. It was later returned by Palestinian Police.<ref>{{cite news|title=העביר סחורה לערבים ורכבו נשדד|url=http://www.hakolhayehudi.co.il/news/%D7%94%D7%A2%D7%91%D7%99%D7%A8-%D7%A1%D7%97%D7%95%D7%A8%D7%94-%D7%9C%D7%A2%D7%A8%D7%91%D7%99%D7%9D-%D7%95%D7%A8%D7%9B%D7%91%D7%95-%D7%A0%D7%A9%D7%93%D7%93-1453|date=7.1.2015}}</ref> |
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*8 January. A 21 year old ultra-orthodox ] student was stabbed in the upper body by an assailant, using a screwdriver, while walking on Sultan Suleiman Street near the ]. The assault is believed to be motivated by nationalist feelings, initial reports speaking of an Arab fleeing the scene. Police later arrested a 15 year old Palestinian from East Jerusalem on suspicion of having caused the injury.<ref>Lazar Berman, ] 9 January 2015.</ref><ref> ] 8 January 2015</ref><ref> ] 8 January 2015.</ref> |
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** Palestinians stole four horses from Beit Hagai.<ref>{{cite news|title=בחסות השלג והחושך: חדירה לבית חגי|url=http://www.hakolhayehudi.co.il/news/%D7%91%D7%97%D7%A1%D7%95%D7%AA-%D7%94%D7%A9%D7%9C%D7%92-%D7%95%D7%94%D7%97%D7%95%D7%A9%D7%9A-%D7%97%D7%93%D7%99%D7%A8%D7%94-%D7%9C%D7%91%D7%99%D7%AA-%D7%97%D7%92%D7%99-1467|date=8.1.2015}}</ref> |
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** Settlers reportedly chopped down a grove of 45 olive trees belonging to Jibril and Khaled Muhammad Abu Arram at Shaab al-Butm, near ], south of Hebron early in the morning.<ref> ] 9 January 2015</ref> |
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** Settlers reportedly chopped down a grove of 45 olive trees belonging to Jibril and Khaled Muhammad Abu Arram at Shaab al-Butm, near ], south of Hebron early in the morning.<ref> ] 9 January 2015</ref> |
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** Later that day, on Friday night, a follow-up attack, reportedly by settlers from ], chopped down a further 300 trees belonging to the Shatat, Dawood, and Halabi families.<ref> ] 10 January 2015</ref> |
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** Later that day, on Friday night, a follow-up attack, reportedly by settlers from ], chopped down a further 300 trees belonging to the Shatat, Dawood, and Halabi families.<ref> ] 10 January 2015</ref> An Israeli source reporting of the incident says the area has daily confrontation by Palestinians and radical-left activists.<ref>{{cite news|title=כ-150 עצי זית נכרתו בהר חברון|url=http://www.hakolhayehudi.co.il/news_article.php?id=1483|date=11.1.2015}}</ref> |
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** 2 Palestinian youths from the village of ], Abbas Jamal Asous (18), shot with a live bullet in the thigh, and Muhammad Yasser Najjar (14), shot in the leg, were injured during clashes with Israeli forces.<ref> ] 10 January 2015.</ref> |
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** 2 Palestinian youths from the village of ], Abbas Jamal Asous (18), shot with a live bullet in the thigh, and Muhammad Yasser Najjar (14), shot in the leg, were injured during clashes with Israeli forces.<ref> ] 10 January 2015.</ref> |
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** A Palestinian youth, Ibrahim Issa Suleiman al-Tubassi (15), was shot in the thigh in the village of ], south of Hebron, by a 'public security officer' for the Israeli settlement of]. Two days later, Israeli police arrested a Beit Hagai settler on suspicion of shooting the youth.<ref> ] 10 January 2015</ref><ref> ] 12 January 2015.</ref> |
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** A Palestinian youth, Ibrahim Issa Suleiman al-Tubassi (15), was shot in the thigh in the village of ], south of Hebron, by a 'ublic security officer' for the Israeli settlement of]. Two days later, Israeli police arrested a Beit Hagai settler on suspicion of shooting the youth.<ref> ] 10 January 2015</ref><ref> ] 12 January 2015.</ref> An Israeli source says, The Palestinians kids threw stones at the town entrance and head of security tried to move them away. The case is investigated by Israeli police.<ref>{{cite news|title=רבש"ץ הישוב סילק פורעים ונעצר לחקירה|url=http://www.hakolhayehudi.co.il/news/%D7%A8%D7%91%D7%A9%D7%A5-%D7%94%D7%99%D7%A9%D7%95%D7%91-%D7%A1%D7%99%D7%9C%D7%A7-%D7%A4%D7%95%D7%A8%D7%A2%D7%99%D7%9D-%D7%95%D7%A0%D7%A2%D7%A6%D7%A8-%D7%9C%D7%97%D7%A7%D7%99%D7%A8%D7%94-1491|date=12.1.2015}}</ref> |
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** A molotov cocktail was thrown at a car belonging to a Jewish settler guard at ], East Jerusalem. The car was totally burnt. In several raids, Israeli police detained 7 local Palestinian youths, among them minors, on suspicion of involvement in the torching.<ref> ] 11 January 2015</ref> |
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** A molotov cocktail was thrown at a car belongs to a Jewish settler guard at ], East Jerusalem. The car was totally burnt. In several raids, Israeli police detained 7 local Palestinian youths, among them minors, on suspicion of involvement in the torching.<ref> ] 11 January 2015</ref><ref>{{cite news|title=בקבוק תבערה הושלך לעבר רכב של מאבטח בעיר דוד - הרכב נשרף כליל|url=http://www.0404.co.il/post/22852|date=10 January 2015|publisher=]}}</ref> |
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**That Saturday night, a Palestinian girl, Rua Hazim Sawalha (12), was injured when the car she was travelling in was struck by rocks thrown near the Israeli settlement of ], reportedly by settlers throwing stones at cars bearing white Palestinian number plates. <ref> ] 11 January 2015</ref> |
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**That Saturday night, a Palestinian girl, Rua Hazim Sawalha (12), was injured when the car she was travelling in was struck by rocks thrown near the Israeli settlement of ], reportedly by settlers throwing stones at cars bearing white Palestinian number plates. <ref> ] 11 January 2015</ref> |
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**According to Palestinian sources, settlers from ] cut down 170 ancient olive trees, called "Roman" for their age and size, in private Palestinian groves at Kfar Yusuf/Yasuf contiguous to the settlement.<ref> ] 11 January 2015</ref> |
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*11 January According to Palestinian sources settlers from ] cut down 170 ancient olive trees, called "Roman" for their age and size, in private Palestinian groves at Kfar Yusuf/Yasuf contiguous to the settlement.<ref> ] 11 January 2015</ref> |
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** Palestinian threw stones at a bus full of students near Anata Junction and damaged it.<ref>{{cite news|title=מחבלים רגמו אוטובוס תלמידים באבנים סמוך לצומת ענתא - נגרם נזק|url=http://www.0404.co.il/post/22971}}</ref> |
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**Israel forces arrested one Palestinian man and shot dead another, 30 years old, near the ] Junction in the West Bank. Contrary to earlier reports they were terrorists, police said the two were suspected of trying to steal a car in the parking lot of the Rami Levy supermarket inside Gush Etzion. The dead man was shot while attempting to flee on foot.<ref> ] 14 January 2015</ref><ref> ]14 January 2015.</ref> |
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**Israel forces arrested one Palestinian man and shot dead another, 30 years old, near the ] Junction in the West Bank. Contrary to earlier reports they were terrorists, police said the two were suspected of trying to steal a car in the parking lot of the Rami Levy supermarket inside Gush Etzion. The dead man was shot while attempting to flee on foot.<ref> ] 14 January 2015</ref><ref> ]14 January 2015.</ref> |
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This is a list of individual incidents and statistical breakdowns of incidents of violence, including property damage and expropriation involving a violation of rights, taking place between Israel and Palestinians in 2015 as part of the ongoing Israeli–Palestinian conflict, but exclusive of particular events that fall within the parameters of any full outbreak of war hostilities.
