A searchable list of named victims in Gaza since October 2023, as published by the Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza, reproduced by Airwars for research purposes.

The release of the first list came after former U.S. President Biden questioned the Ministry of Health death toll in Gaza during the early months of the war. Since then, an additional six lists have been released - including more than 40,000 names.

Releasing detailed lists of victims is rare in conflict. Israeli officials have questioned MoH figures. In a disputed environment the lists are starting points for investigations & an indication of the scale of harm. But released only as Arabic PDFs, they are hard to navigate

Building on prior transliteration efforts by organisations such as tech4palestine, the tool offers users the ability to search the lists in both Arabic and English.

Users can search by ID number, as well as name, age, sex and which list(s) they appeared on. An ‘Explanatory Note’ outlines the purpose of the tool and links all MoH lists published, while ‘Search Tips’ offers suggestions to aid you in navigating the data.

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Video : The freed Palestinian hostage Mohammad Abu Tawil, kidnapped by the Israeli army from the Gaza Strip and held for a year in Israeli prisons, recounts details of his torture in captivity

Channel 13 reported that Israeli police suspect stabbing in Jerusalem’s Old City was motivated by anti-Christian hatred.

The attacker, a Jewish man, stabbed the victim—who is turned to be also Jewish but was mistaken thinking she’s a Christian—leaving her seriously injured.

Recently, attacks against Christians and their religious sites by settlers in Jerusalem have increased mostly against the Armenians and there are reports of Jewish youths spitting on Christian clergy and nuns have also surged.

"To the honorable people of Gaza,

After the events that have taken place, the temporary ceasefire, and before the implementation of Trump's mandatory plan—which will impose forced displacement upon you whether you accept it or not—we have decided to make one final appeal to those who wish to receive aid in exchange for cooperating with us. We will not hesitate for a moment to provide assistance.

Reconsider your position. The world map will not change if all the people of Gaza cease to exist. No one will feel for you, and no one will ask about you. You have been left alone to face your inevitable fate. Iran cannot even protect itself, let alone protect you, and you have seen with your own eyes what has happened. Neither America nor Europe care about Gaza in any way. Even your Arab countries, which are now our allies, provide us with money and weapons while sending you only shrouds.

There is little time left—the game is almost over.

Whoever wishes to save themselves before it is too late, we are here, remaining until the end of time."

oh and they added the following verses from the Quran on top: "We will certainly test you with a touch of fear and famine and loss of property, life, and crops. Give good news to those who patiently endure—who say, when struck by a disaster, “Surely to Allah we belong and to Him we will ˹all˺ return." They are the ones who will receive Allah’s blessings and mercy. And it is they who are ˹rightly˺ guided."

Euro-Med Monitor investigations have uncovered horrific details not posted about by the Israeli “HaMakom” website.

These details suggest that the two victims were used as human shields and that their execution was carried out by the detonatation of explosives that were still attached to the wife, if not both members of the couple, rather than by gunfire.

Following the incident, the son of the two victims, Ahmed Mohammed Fahmy Abu Hussein (38), told the Euro-Med Monitor field team that pieces of his parents’ bodies were taken from Salah al-Din Road, in the east of Gaza.

Mazyona Hassan Fares Abu Hussein’s body was reduced to nearly nothing, with an earring serving as her only identifying feature. Meanwhile, Mohammed Fahmy Abu Hussein’s right leg was completely missing, and his the right side of his body was totally disfigured, indicating that at least one member of the couple was killed by detonating explosives rather than by gunfire.

Ahmed Abu Hussein went on to say: “My father’s right leg was amputated, and the right side of his body was completely gone. It was hard to identify him other than by certain features, like a tattoo on his hand. My mother’s body was utterly destroyed; we could only make out a few pieces of her face and [were only able to] identify her by the gold-covered teeth on her jaw.”

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Five Israeli army reservists were charged Wednesday with abuse and causing serious bodily harm to a Gazan detainee at the Sde Teiman detention facility in July 2024.

The indictment, filed approximately seven months after the incident, alleges that the soldiers assaulted the detainee, dragged him on the floor, stomped on him, and used a taser. The detainee reportedly suffered rib fractures, a punctured lung, and a rectal injury after being stabbed in the buttocks. The court has prohibited publication of the defendants' names.

According to the indictment, the soldiers targeted the detainee – classified as a "senior and new member" at the detention facility – during a search of security detainees. They allegedly lifted him from a mattress while his legs and eyes were covered, pressed him against a wall, and beat him.

Three other soldiers with shields stood nearby but were not indicted. The detainee "cried out in pain," began bleeding from his buttocks, and later complained of breathing difficulties and headaches. Hours later, staff noticed blood on his pants, leading to his transfer to a hospital. The indictment states that his injuries required surgery, blood transfusions, and prolonged medical care.

Following the investigation's launch last July, IDF military police detained nine soldiers, sparking protests at the base. Among the demonstrators were far-right Israeli lawmakers Nissim Vaturi, Tzvi Succot, and former minister Amichai Eliyahu. Last month, reports indicated that police sought approval to investigate the three politicians before questioning additional civilian suspects who allegedly broke into the base.

In October, Haaretz reported that Force 100 soldiers – responsible for guarding Palestinian detainees at Sde Teiman – attacked military police investigators, forcibly taking suspects from them at gunpoint and barricading themselves inside a base structure. Despite having evidence, military police delayed an investigation until January, reportedly fearing backlash from right-wing activists.

Attorneys for two defendants condemned the indictment, calling it "a low point for the military prosecution and a disgrace to the judicial system." They argued that initial allegations of sexual assault had been disproven and described the investigation as "biased and tainted."

Far-right lawmaker Itamar Ben-Gvir dismissed the charges, saying, "Instead of supporting IDF soldiers who risk their lives to protect us, the military prosecution is filing an indictment – without even including the central accusation initially leveled against them."

This is the second case of alleged abuse of Gazan detainees to result in an indictment since the war began. Two weeks ago, an IDF military court convicted a reservist of abusing detainees during their transfer to Sde Teiman, sentencing him to seven months in prison under a plea deal.

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Yesterday on Channel 14's genocidal flagship show HaPatriotim: Audience member Moti Danino: "Close off Gaza from Deir al-Balah to Gaza (City)... Don't let civilians leave, and strike them, even if it means killing our hostages" Yinon Magal: "Annihilate everyone?" MD: "Everyone"

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A senior officer in Battalion 50 of the Nahal Brigade tied a strip made of explosive cord to the neck of an elderly Palestinian man in his 80s and forced him to serve as a human shield, while threatening to blow his head off. The unusual incident occurred during an activity of the battalion in the Zeitoun neighborhood of Gaza City in May, according to information that reached The Hottest Place in Hell

The incident occurred during activity of Division 99 in the Gaza City area, in which a force from the Nahal Brigade operated with the Carmeli Brigade and the Multidimensional Unit in the Zeitoun neighborhood. Fighters who were with the force at the time of the incident spoke to The Hottest Place in Hell and said that in one of the houses in the neighborhood that the force cleared, there was a couple of elderly Palestinian octogenarians. "They said they had nowhere to run, and that they couldn't evacuate to Khan Younis. The man walked with a cane and they said they simply wouldn't be able to walk all the way there," explains one of them.

"They explained to him that if he did something wrong, the person behind him would pull the rope and his head would be severed from his body. This is how he walked around with us for eight hours, knowing that there was a soldier behind him who could pull the rope at any moment - and he was finished."

According to testimonies, the two spoke with several Arabic-speaking fighters and explained that their children had left or fled, and that out of desperation, they were forced to stay in their home. "At that stage," says another fighter, "the command decided to use them as 'mosquitoes.'" The nickname "mosquitoes," according to CNN, comes from the name "Mosquito Procedure." As published in Haaretz and in The Hottest Place in Hell, as part of this procedure, IDF soldiers force Palestinian civilians in the combat zone to serve as human shields under the threat of weapons.

According to the fighters, this time the use of the mosquito procedure was "different than usual." The commanders decided to leave the woman at home under the supervision of several soldiers, while the man walked with his cane at the head of the force, in front of the soldiers. "He entered each of the houses before us, so that if there were weapons (means of combat - A.F.) or a terrorist in it - it would be activated on him, and not on us. The woman didn't quite understand what was happening. They told her they were taking him to the attack and then bringing him back."

Before they started moving between the houses, one of the fighters says, the officer, the deputy commander of the battalion, took a thunder cord (a demolition cord used to connect charges and explosives), connected it to an initiating detonator and tied it to the old man's neck as a strap "so that he wouldn't escape," said one of the fighters, "even though he walks with a cane. They explained to him that if he did something wrong or not as we wanted, the person behind him would pull the rope and his head would be severed from his body. This is how he walked around with us for eight hours, even though he is a person of 80 years old and even though he could not escape us. And this, knowing that there is a soldier behind him who, at any moment, can pull the rope - and he is finished."

Finally, the fighters ordered the elderly couple to evacuate on foot to the humanitarian area, but did not update the forces in the nearby sector about an elderly couple about to cross the area. "After a hundred meters, the second battalion saw them and shot them on the spot. That's how they died, in the street."

After long hours of activity, the fighters returned the old man to his home, and ordered the elderly couple to evacuate on foot southwards, towards the humanitarian area. The testimony reveals that the soldiers of Battalion 50 did not update the forces in the nearby sector about an elderly couple about to cross the area on foot. "After a hundred meters, the second battalion saw them and shot them on the spot. That's how they died, in the street." As also emerges from additional testimonies that reached the system The Hottest Place in Hell, the IDF's rules of engagement for the Gaza Strip stipulate, in a particularly unusual way, that anyone moving in the area after the evacuation date of a particular area has ended is considered a terrorist. Even when it comes to a couple of elderly people over 80 years old.

###The IDF Denies - The Procedure Exists

Last month we revealed another case of the use of the mosquito procedure, which also occurred in the Nahal Brigade. According to the report by Revital Hovel, a Palestinian who served Battalion 931 and received permission to stay with the soldiers in a building, was shot dead by a commander who had not been informed of this. In response to the publication, the IDF spokesman stated that the incident had been investigated and that "lessons had been learned."

The use of an explosive strip as part of the mosquito procedure, which the fighter spoke about, is extremely unusual. The official IDF strongly denies the routine use of the mosquito procedure in the fighting in the Gaza Strip, but according to testimonies, this is not the case. "It's a procedure that has become a permanent way in the army," say with force the fighters we spoke with. As for the explosive belt, the fighters say that this is a particularly unusual event. "It may be that they did it in other places, but it was an extreme case."

In response to the investigation by "Haaretz" in August that revealed the phenomenon, the IDF spokesman said that "IDF instructions and orders prohibit the activation of Gazan civilians captured in the field for military missions that constitute a deliberate risk to their lives. IDF instructions and orders on the matter have been clarified to the forces." It seems that the same spirit is also blowing in practice on the ground, when the IDF turns a blind eye, removes responsibility - and places all the weight on the soldiers.

"The mosquito procedure is completely regulated, and it's a very gray area within the army," explains one of the fighters from the brigade. "It's something from the level of the battalion commander and below. It comes down as a structured order, and somewhere at the level of the brigade commander, they completely deny it. When they start creating problems, they remove the responsibility to the bottom and say not to do it," he says, and goes on to describe the military cover-up mechanism. "Some of the people said they didn't do it and that they were forced, but then the IDF on its part says 'we didn't force, we said do what you want.'"

Besides the cover-up, in practice the IDF places the blame on the soldiers and exposes them to legal action abroad, as this is a procedure prohibited under international law. The use of civilians as human shields was also prohibited by the High Court of Justice during the Second Intifada in its version as a procedure. "As a simple soldier, you have no ability to influence or change the situation, and then you are guilty because you did it. Even when the investigations come out, there is no chance that the IDF will admit that this is the regulated order, but if you go to any fighter who fought in Gaza - there is not one who will tell you that it doesn't happen. There is no battalion that can tell you, at least regular, that can tell you we didn't use this thing."

The IDF Spokesperson Said:

"An inquiry conducted based on the information provided in the request reveals that the incident is not known. If additional details are received, an additional examination will be conducted."