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Statistics related to Al Aqsa Intifada: 29 September, 2000- updated 09 April, 2011


 

Death and Injuries during the Al Aqsa Intifada 

  • 5151 Palestinians Civilians have been killed by Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) forces in the OPT.
  • A further 1499 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) in armed clashes in the OPT.
  • 17358 Palestinians have been wounded by Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) in the Gaza Strip since the beginning of the Intifada.
  • 13650 Palestinians have been wounded by Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) in the West Bank territory since the beginning of the Intifada.
Breakdown of deaths by specific groups
GroupsNumber killedPercentage of total deaths
Children128725.5%
Females3725.5%
Medical personnel320.7%
Journalists110.34%
 

In addition six internationals have been killed in the OPT[1]

 

Palestinian Civilians  killed during Al Aqsa Intifada

LocationNumberAs a percentage of total killed in that location
West Bank174234%
Gaza Strip340966%

 

Israeli Assassinations

FatalitiesTotal killed
Targeted persons 604
Non-targeted civilians256
Total850

 

 House Demolitions in the Gaza Strip

  • Number of Palestinians whose house were totally demolished: 5121
  • Number of Palestinians whose houses were partially demolished: 6609

 

House Demolitions by district in the Gaza Strip

DistrictNumber of houses completely demolishedNumber of houses partially demolished
Northern Gaza Strip11772242
Gaza City6591043
Central Gaza Strip4921119
Khan Yunis 938594
Rafah18561611
Total 51216609

 

 Land Leveling in the Gaza Strip  48052 Donoms[3] 

[1] Number of internationals killed not included in total
[2] Approximately 14% of Gaza’s agricultural land has been leveled since the beginning of Al Aqsa Intifada
[3] 1 donum is equal to 1000 square metres
 
 
Last Updated on Sunday, 24 April 2011 08:03
 

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