Historical Events tagged with "palestinians"
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First Forced Evacuation of Gaza Settlers Commences
The Israeli government initiated the withdrawal of settlers from Gaza, marking the start of a significant policy change. The forced evacuation involved the removal of approximately 8,500 settlers from 21 communities in the region. This action was prompted by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's plan to evacuate the settlements for security and political reasons. As soldiers began their operations, tensions rose between security forces and the settlers, leading to intense confrontations.
Continue ReadingIsraeli Tank Transporter Causes Fatal Accident
A traffic incident at the Erez Crossing leads to the deaths of four Palestinian refugees and injuries to seven others. The incident involved an Israeli army tank transporter during a tense period marked by escalating violence and resentment in the region. The event drew immediate attention and highlighted the dangers faced by Palestinians at the border, contributing to rising tensions that would soon culminate in broader civil unrest.
Continue ReadingInternational Forces Withdraw from Lebanon
Following Israel's invasion of Lebanon, international forces ensuring the safety of Palestinian refugees departed from Beirut. This withdrawal created a security vacuum, which five days later resulted in the massacre of several thousand refugees in the Sabra and Shatila camps by Phalange militia forces, who were allied with Israel during the conflict.
Continue ReadingTerrorist Attack in Beirut Kills Many Palestinians
A terrorist attack in Beirut resulted in the deaths of approximately 150 Palestinians. This occurred during the second phase of the Lebanese Civil War, a time of intense conflict characterized by sectarian violence and political struggles. The attack targeted a gathering predominantly composed of Palestinian refugees and was a significant event within the larger scope of Lebanese turmoil, reflecting broader geopolitical tensions affecting the region.
Continue ReadingMass Killing during the Tel al-Zaatar Siege
The Tel al-Zaatar massacre was a significant event in the Lebanese Civil War where an estimated 1,000 to 3,500 Palestinians were killed. The conflict occurred during a prolonged siege in the Palestinian refugee camp of Tel al-Zaatar, located in Lebanon. The massacre primarily involved the Lebanese Forces militia and resulted from escalating tensions and violent confrontations between various factions. The violence at the camp was marked by severe brutality, as the militia besieged and attacked the area over a period, leading to a catastrophic loss of life among the Palestinian community.
Continue ReadingIsrael's Attack on As-Samu village
In retaliation to attacks by Fatah, Israeli forces launched a military operation against the village of As-Samu in the West Bank. This operation resulted in the deaths of several individuals and significant damage to the village’s infrastructure. The attack was part of ongoing tensions in the region that stemmed from hostilities between Israeli forces and Palestinian groups, particularly Fatah, which aimed to assert Palestinian rights and resist Israeli policies in the occupied territories.
Continue ReadingKhan Yunis Killings by Israeli Forces
On this day, the Israel Defense Forces conducted an operation in Khan Yunis, located in Egyptian-controlled Gaza, resulting in the deaths of 275 Palestinians. The military action was aimed at uprooting a growing threat from fedayeen attacks against Israel. This operation was part of the broader Suez Crisis, during which Israel, along with Britain and France, intervened in Egypt following President Gamal Abdel Nasser's nationalization of the Suez Canal.
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