A register of sourced findings on Israel and Palestine since October 2023
The same standard applies to every party. Government sources from all sides are admissible and none of them is neutral: when we quote one, we mark it as a party's position — the Israeli State Comptroller and the Palestinian Ministry of Health alike.
Applying a rule to one side and not the other would destroy the point of the exercise, and a reader would be right to stop reading.
Each entry links one finding to the exact document that establishes it — organisation, title, date, and the precise place inside it: a page, a section, a paragraph. Nothing is reported “in general”.
What this is not
| Not a fact-checker | we do not rate claims. There is no verdict field anywhere on this site, including in the markup a search engine reads. |
| Not a news feed | findings are entered when they can be sourced exactly, not when they are current. |
| Not complete | and we never say it is. A broad inventory and a complete one are different things. |
| Not a publisher of other people's text | we carry the finding, the source and the location. We do not reproduce reports. |
Latest entries
- A retrospective analysis of West Bank data from 2014 to 2024 records 69,312 Palestinian casualties meeting the study criteria — 1,092 deaths and 68,220 injuries — of which 99.9% occurred in the West Bank.
- The same West Bank analysis records 4,118 Israeli casualties meeting its criteria — 198 deaths and 3,920 injuries — of which 39.5% occurred in the West Bank and 60.5% in Israel.
- The International Court of Justice, by eleven votes to four, is of the opinion that the State of Israel's continued presence in the Occupied Palestinian Territory is unlawful.
- In a single situation report of 1 November 2023, WHO reports both tolls with their sources named: the Gaza figures attributed to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, and approximately 1,400 Israelis and foreign nationals killed, about 5,400 injured and 240 held hostage, attributed to the Israeli authorities.