April 2013: 21 April: Ongoing pro-democracy protests against Formula One Grand Prix 2013

May 2013: 10 May: The blogger Ali Abdulemam has been smuggled out of the troubled Gulf kingdom and taken refuge in the UK

2016: 2 avril 2016: Après le soulèvement de 2011 sur fond de printemps arabes, la répression dénoncée par les opposants se poursuit à Bahreïn - 13 June 2016: Bahrain detains rights activist Nabeel Rajab in raid that coincides with UN meeting in Geneva, as other activists were barred from attending and as UN official criticises repression - 18 July 2016: Bahraini authorities have stepped up their pressure on Nazeeha Saeed, the France24 correspondent who was detained and tortured 2011, now prosecuted for 'illegal reporting' on behalf of foreign media in what appears to be a renewed crackdown on free expression

2017: 26 January 2017: Bahraini human rights activist Nabeel Rajab accused at a court hearing, from which he and his lawyer were excluded, is facing a lengthy prison sentence simply for stating that journalists and international NGOs cannot enter Bahrain - 6 March 2017: Justice ministry files lawsuit to dissolve secular Wa’ad group, the main opposition party, and transfers many civilian judicial cases to a military court, amid fresh crackdown on dissent and human rights

Society, demographics, culture and human rights in Bahrain: Bahraini society

Demographics and ethnic groups in Bahrain: Demographics of Bahrain - Ethnic groups in Bahrain - Ethnic, cultural and religious groups of Bahrain

Bahrani people: Bahrani people

Filipinos in Bahrain: Filipinos in Bahrain

Indians in Bahrain: Indians in Bahrain, today numbering at an estimated 400,000 people or 31% out of the country's total population of 1.3 million, making them the largest expatriate group in the country

Pakistanis in Bahrain: Pakistanis in Bahrain

Migrant workers in Bahrain: As of 2011 there were more than 458,000 migrant workers in Bahrain, many of whom experience prolonged periods of withheld wages, passport confiscation, unsafe housing, excessive work hours and physical abuse, according to Human Rights Watch

Culture of Bahrain: Culture of Bahrain

Religion and freedom of religion in Bahrain: Religion and freedom of religion in Bahrain

Languages of Bahrain: Languages of Bahrain - Bahrani Arabic

Women and women's rights in Bahrain: Women in Bahrain - Polygamy - legal in Bahrain - Women's rights in Bahrain

Education in Bahrain: Education in Bahrain

Health in Bahrain: Health in Bahrain

Media of Bahrain: Media of Bahrain

Censorship in Bahrain: Censorship in Bahrain, notorious for jailing journalists, deemed ‘Not Free’ in terms of Net Freedom and Press Freedom by Freedom House, and the 2016 World Press Freedom Index by Reporters Without Borders ranked Bahrain 162nd out of 180 countries

Journalist arrests: Journalist arrests, escalating during the uprisings of 2011

Newspapers in Bahrain: Newspapers in Bahrain

Internet in Bahrain: Internet in Bahrain - Internet surveillance and filtering - Arrested bloggers in Bahrain

Human rights in Bahrain: Human rights in Bahrain - Human rights organisations based in Bahrain

Since 2011 Human rights reports on the Bahraini uprising: Since 2011 Human rights reports on the Bahraini uprising

2017 'grand prix' protest: 15 April 2017: If F1 can't help protect ordinary Bahrainis, stop the grand prix, Bahrain Institute for Rights and Democracy's Alwadaei says, as the race exacerbates the human rights abuses that take place in Bahrain, with any protest or criticism being silenced to protect financial interests

Crime in Bahrain: Crime in Bahrain

Torture and police brutality in Bahrain: Torture in Bahrain

2012: 29 April 2012: Bahrain's police continues to beat and torture detainees including minors, Human Rights Watch says

2011/2016: 30 May 2011 - 20 January 2016: France 24 correspondent Nazeeha Saeed tortured for covering pro-democracy demonstrations

Prisons in Bahrain: Prisons in Bahrain

Corruption in Bahrain: Corruption in Bahrain

Human trafficking in Bahrain: Human trafficking in Bahrain

Law of Bahrain: Law of Bahrain - Constitutions of Bahrain - 'Amiri Decree', the decree of an Emir in Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates - 1974 'State Security' decree law in Bahrain

Judiciary of Bahrain: Judiciary and court system of Bahrain

Court of Cassation (supreme court) in Bahrain: Since 1989 Court of Cassation, established as a supreme court of appeal, as the judges for the court are appointed and removed by royal decree and the current Chief Justice of Bahrain and president of the Court of Cassation is Khalifa bin Rashid Al Khalifa, a cousin of King Hamad and the prime minister, and a member of the Al Khalifa ruling family of Bahrain

December 2018 rights activist Nabeel Rajab case: 31 December 2018: Bahrain’s supreme court, whose verdicts are final, upheld a five-year jail term against high-profile rights activist Nabeel Rajab for writing tweets deemed offensive to the state and who is already serving a two-year term in another case

Law enforcement in Bahrain: Law enforcement in Bahrain

Prisons in Bahrain: Prisons in Bahrain

Foreign relations of Bahrain: Foreign relations of Bahrain

International reactions to the 2011-2013 Bahraini uprising

Bahrain/India relations: Bahrain/India relations

Indians in Bahrain: Indians in Bahrain

Bahrain/Iran relations: Bahrain/Iran relations - Arab-Iran relations: Bahrain - Safavid dynasty, Shia Islam state religion and Safavid rule in Bahrain 1602–1717

Relations since 1979 Islamic regime in Iran: Bahrain-Iran relations since 1979 Islamic regime in Iran and its intention to export its Islamic revolution throughout the Muslim world, especially in the Arab world

Bahrain/Israel relations: Bahrain/Israel relations

2018: 7 January 2018: With rare Israel visit, Bahraini delegation - including Sunni and Shiite Muslims, as well as Buddhists, Christians, Hindus and Sikhs - seeks new dialogue for coexistence

Bahrain/Oman relations: Bahrain/Oman relations

1717: 1717 Omani invasion of Bahrain

Bahrain/Pakistan relations: Bahrain/Pakistan relations - Pakistanis in the Middle East - Pakistanis in Bahrain

Bahrain/Philippines relations: Bahrain/Philippines relations

Filipinos in Bahrain: Filipinos in Bahrain

Bahrain/Portugal relations: Portuguese rule in Bahrain 1521-1602

Bahrain/Saudi Arabia relations: Bahrain/Saudi Arabia relations - Bani Utbah federation of Arab tribes, which originated from Najd - 1783 Bani Utbah invasion of Bahrain - House of Khalifa, the ruling family of Bahrain and belonging to the Utub tribe that migrated from Najd to Kuwait in the early 18th century

Bahrain/United Kingdom relations: Bahrain/United Kingdom relations

1820 Bahrain British protectorate: Signing the General Maritime Treaty with the United Kingdom in 1820, Bahrain became a British protectorate - General Maritime Treaty of 1820

1971 Bahrain's declaration of independence: After a plebiscite Bahrain declared independence on 15 August 1971

Bahrain/USA relations: Bahrain/USA relations

2012: 11 May 2012: USA partially resumes military supplies to Gulf Arab ally Bahrain

Environment of Bahrain: Environment of Bahrain - Geology of Bahrain - Geography of Bahrain, consisting of Bahrain Island and 33 of the 37 Bahrain Islands, lying in the Arabian Gulf's Gulf of Bahrain off the north shore of Asia's Arabian Peninsula - Climate of Bahrain, having an extremely hot summer and a relatively mild winter

Landforms of Bahrain: Landforms of Bahrain - List of islands of Bahrain

Water in Bahrain: Water in Bahrain - Bodies of water of Bahrain, groundwater and seawater are the only sources

Environmental concerns and issues of Bahrain: Environmental concerns and issues of Bahrain include periodic droughts, dust storms, desertification resulting from the degradation of limited arable land, coastal degradation (damage to coastlines, coral reefs, and sea vegetation) resulting from oil spills and other discharges from large tankers, oil refineries, and distribution stations, lack of freshwater resources (groundwater and seawater are the only sources for all water needs

Iraq - Geography of Iraq - History of Iraq - Demographics of Iraq

Wars against Iran 1980-1988, against Kuwait 1990/1991 and war crimes: Iraq/Iran war 1980-1988 - Iraks Krieg gegen Iran 1980-1988 - Irakischer Giftgaseinsatz, USA-Lieferungen u.a. - USA support for Iraq during the Iraq/Iran war - Gulf War 1990/91 - Iraks Angriff auf Kuwait, zweiter Golfkrieg 1990/91 - March/April 1991 (after the Gulf War) uprisings in Iraq held back from continued success by internal divisions as well as a lack of anticipated USA support

Iraq War 2003-2011, Iraq/USA-United Kingdom relations and war crimes: Category: Iraq War 2003-2011 - Irakkrieg seit 2003 - Besetzung des Irak 2003-2011 - "Iraq War Logs" (Tagebuch des Irakkriegs) - 16 December 2011: Alleged Wikileaks activist Bradley Manning due in court - wide criticism of inhuman detention conditions since May 2010

'We don't do body counts' (USA-General Franks): "We don't do body counts" (US-General Franks) - Kriegsverbrechen z.B. der USA - Abu Ghraib torture and prisoner abuse - 17 March 2013: At least 112,000 civilians were killed in the 10 years since the USA-led 2003 invasion of Iraq, according to the Britain-based Iraq Body Count group

2004: Second Battle of Fallujah

2005: USA Haditha massacre 2005

2008: 4,5 millions Iraq War orphans in 2008

2011: Iraq to chase $18bn of Iraqi oil money stolen after the 2003 USA-led invasion - USA rights group (Human Rights Watch) seeks Bush 'torture' inquiry' July 2011 - Human Rights Watch: Getting Away with Torture - 2 August: USA urges 'quick Iraq decision' on troop stay - 6 August 2011: Abu Ghraib abuse ringleader of USA military guards released from military prison - for 'good conduct' - 21. Oktober 2011: USA-Truppen werden vollständig zum Jahresende 2011 aus dem Irak abgezogen - 29 December 2011: USA pushes ahead with arms deals to Iraq including $11bn worth of fighter jets and tanks and coming in the worsening political crisis of the USA war victim

2012: 5 January 2012: Last member of squad of the USA Marine Corps accused of ambushing Iraqi civilians appears in court, six years after the massacre - Haditha massacre 2005 - 24 January: USA 'change' - Marine sergeant Wuterich who told his troops to "shoot first, ask questions later" in a raid that killed unarmed Iraqi women, children and elderly pleaded guilty Monday in a deal that will carry no more than three months confinement - 25. Januar 2012: Das USA-Massaker von Haditha 2005 bleibt ungesühnt - 4. Februar 2012: Wikileaks-Informant über Kriegsverbrechen Manning muß vor Militärgericht - 30 July: More than $200m was wasted on a programme to train Iraqi police that the government in Baghdad neither needed or wanted, US auditors have found

2013: 29 January 2013: British troops in Iraq killed civilians including women, the elderly and children and committed 'terrifying acts of brutality', the British High Court heard today - 3 February: American way of death - 'Al-Shaitan Ramad' named America's deadliest Navy Seal sniper after killing and murdering 160 Iraqis during the Iraq War shot dead at Texas gun range - 4 March 2013: The Al-Sweady Inquiry in London was shown gruesome photographs of bloodied corpses - 5 March: British troops alleged to have murdered up to 20 prisoners after a fierce battle in May 2004 in southern Iraq, and tortured five other captives - 9 mars 2013: Une enquête révèle que la torture était pratiquée en Irak pendant l'occupation américaine et accuse les États-Unis d’avoir couvert des actes de torture

Since 2003 sectarian violence, attacks, terrorism and continued war in Iraq: List of suicide bombings in Iraq since 2003 - Terrorist incidents in Iraq by year

2006-2008: Sectarian violence as part of the Iraq war, February 2006 – May 2008

May 2011: Mai 2011: Bombenanschläge in Kirkuk Mai 2011

September 2011: 30. September 2011: Viele Tote bei Anschlag auf Trauerfeier in Hilla

November 2011: 26 Novemer: Bomb blasts in Baghdad kill at least 15 Iraqis - 22 December: Deadly series of attacks rock Baghdad

December 2011: 26 décembre: Attentat-sucide meurtrier contre le ministère de l'Intérieur

January 2012: 5 January: New bombings target mainly Shia area of the Iraqi capital - 5 January: Wave of bombings leave scores dead across the country - 10 January: Many deaths in series of Iraq attacks - 14 January: Suicide bomb kills dozens in Basra Shia pilgrim attack - 15 January: A series of car and roadside bombs strike Ramadi, targeting the police - 24 January: Deadly blasts in Baghdad's Sadr City - 26 January: Deaths in attacks on Iraq's Sunni districts

February 2012: 23 February: Car bombings, shootings and explosions target mostly Shia neighbourhoods, leaving at least 55 dead across the country

March 2012: 5 March: At least 27 security and police personnel killed, officials say, as gunmen storm checkpoints in city of Haditha - 20 March: Deadly explosions in series of attacks on Iraqi cities

April 2012: 19 April: Several blasts in Iraq capital and northern city leave several people dead and dozens injured

May 2012: 31 May: Six blasts across Baghdad kill at least 17

June 2012: 4 June: Blast strikes Shia charity office in Iraq - 13 juin: Série d'attentats à Bagdad et Hilla

July 2012: 23 July: Deadly attacks and series of explosions in various cities, including capital Baghdad

August 2012: 1 August: At least 19 killed and another 47 wounded in explosions targeting shopping area and passport office in Iraqi capital - 10 August: At least nine people killed in multiple blasts targeting Shia worshippers and security forces in northern Iraq - NZZ 12. August: Sieben Tote bei Angriff auf Schiiten bei Amerili - 16 August: At least 13 people killed in separate explosions north of the capital Baghdad - 17 August: Bombs, attacks kill more than 50 in 15 cities and towns nationwide ahead of Eid

September 2012: 9 September: At least 73 people killed and more than 200 injured in attacks against Iraqi security forces across the country - 26 September: Bombings and shootings mainly targeting Iraqi security forces kill eight people, a day after a wave of attacks against members of the security forces left nine police officers and soldiers dead and 11 wounded - 30 September: Bomb and gun attacks in multiple cities kill at least 37 people and leave more than 90 wounded

October 2012: 28 October: Simultaneous bombs across Iraq target Shia Muslims leaving scores dead and wounding dozens

November 2012: 14 November: A series of car bombs and a roadside explosion have killed at least 20 people across Iraq - 29/30 November: Shia worshippers and security forces targeted in bombings that killed 48 and injured many more across four provinces

December 2012: 17 December: Attacks against Iraqi security forces and Shiites kill at least 20 people - 31 December: Car bombing kills two people south of Baghdad - 31 December: At least 23 people have been killed and scores injured in shootings and bombings in several cities and towns

January 2013: 3 January: A car bomb has killed at least 20 Shia Muslim pilgrims and injured others in the Iraqi town of Musayyib - 16 January: At least seventeen people killed and many others injured in two car bomb attacks in Kirkuk and Tuz Khurmatu - 23 January: Targeting the funeral of a relative of a politician who was killed a day earlier a suicide bomb at the Shiite Sayid al-Shuhada mosque in Tuz Khurmatu in north Iraq killed at least 42 people

February 2013: 3 février: Plusieurs dizaines de morts dans une attaque contre la police à Kirkouk - 4 February: A suicide bomb targeting anti-Qaeda militiamen collecting their salaries north of Baghdad killed at least 22 people and wounded 44 others - 8 February: A spate of car bombs in Baghdad and central Iraq, including two explosions minutes apart at a popular bird market, killed 16 people and wounded dozens - 9 February 2013: Six people including a woman were killed and more than 25 wounded in a rocket attack on an Iranian dissident camp in Iraq's capital Baghdad - 12 February: A suicide car bomber and unidentified gunmen killed at least 12 people in the Iraqi city of Mosul - 16 February: Suicide bombers in Tal Afar and a sticky bomb near Baghdad kill an army intelligence officer and a senior judge

March 2013: 1 March: At least 22 people were killed in a series of blasts in Shi'ite neighbourhoods of Baghdad - 12 March: Attacks across Iraq killed 12 people, including three people who died in a suicide bombing at a police station near a school that also wounded 165 others - 14 March: At least 20 people killed and 50 others injured after after three car bombs and a suicide attack hit the Green Zone of Baghdad - 17 March: Car bomb kills ten people, wounding 16, near the outskirts of the south Iraq city of Basra - 19 March 2013: A series of coordinated car bombs and roadside blasts hit Shi'ite districts across Baghdad and south of the Iraqi capital, killing at least 25 people and wounding 88 others ten years after the beginning of US-led invasion - 26 March: Explosion rips through armoured car, killing two local politicians in town of Tuz Khurmatu - 29 March: Four Shia mosques in Baghdad and one in Kirkuk struck by car bombs, with reports of at least 18 dead and dozens hurt

April 2013: 6 April: A coordinated attack involving a suicide bomber at an open-air election campaign meeting in Baquba in central Iraq kills 25 people - 12 April: A bomb exploded near a Sunni mosque north of Baghdad killing seven people, the latest in an uptick in violence in the run-up to elections next week - 15 April: Seven killed, 118 wounded in a series of car bomb blasts across the country - 23 April: Bomb attacks on Sunni mosques in Iraq killed 13 people and wounded dozens of other people - 24 avril: Après plusieurs jours de violences intercommunautaires où près de 125 personnes sont mortes, des hommes armés ont pris le contrôle de Souleimane Bek au nord de Bagdad - 26 April: Nearly 50 people were killed in clashes on Thursday in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul - 27 April: Bomb blasts in Baghdad killed at least 20 more people on Friday - 29 April: Three car bombs exploded south of Baghdad on Monday, killing nine people and wounding 70 others

May 2013: 2 May: At least 22 people were killed in attacks across Iraq on Wednesday - 6 May: A series of attacks including a blast near an Internet cafe in a Sunni area killed nine people and wounded dozens on Sunday in and around Baghdad - 7 May: Shootings and bombings in Iraq, including one targeting a provincial council member, killed seven people and wounded two others - 15 mai: Des vendeurs dans des magasins d'alcool à Bagdad disent craindre pour leur vie au lendemain d'une attaque d'inconnus contre des échoppes vendant de la bière et des spiritueux qui a fait douze morts - 15 May: Bomb attacks in Shi'ite areas of Baghdad and in northern Iraq killed more than 30 people on Wednesday - 16 May: A suicide bomber attacked a Shiite place of worship in Kirkuk, killing 12 people - 18 May: Bombs targeting Sunnis, including two outside a mosque in Baquba and one at a funeral procession, killed 67 people in Iraq on Friday, after dozens died in two days of attacks on Shiites - 18 May: Gunmen raid the house of an anti-terrorism police officer in the southern suburbs of Baghdad, killing five people including him and his sleeping family - 18 May: A string of attacks killed at least 16 people on Saturday, while gunmen abducted eight policemen guarding a post on Iraq's main highway to Jordan and Syria - 20 May: 10 Iraqi policemen killed by militants in attacks on checkpointsin the West of the country - 20 May: Wave of attacks hits Shiite and Sunni areas of Iraq, killing at least 86 people - 21 May: Four bombings in a Turkmen Shiite area of Tuz Khurmatu and in Kirkuk killed five people and wounded 69 today - 27 May: More than 70 people were killed in a wave of bombings in markets in Shi'ite neighbourhoods across Baghdad - 28 May: Bombings and gunfire in central and northern Iraq killed at least 11 people and wounded 35 others on Tuesday - 30 May: Car bombs and roadside explosions hit mainly Sunni Muslim districts of Baghdad and a northern city, killing at least 27 people - 31 May: Bombs kill 25 in Sunni-Shiite neighbourhoods across Iraq, three policemen killed by gunmen in Fallujah

June 2013: 6 June: Iraqi officials say two car bomb explosions in Baghdad have killed at least six people and wounded more than two dozen - 7 June: Car bomb in Najaf kills 10 Iranian pilgrims - 10 June: At least 12 people have been killed in a series of bombings in a market north of Baghdad - 10/11 June: A wave of bombings and attacks rocked central and northern Iraq on Monday, targeting market-goers, police posts including an assault on police headquarters in Mosul and killing more than 70 people - 16 June: At least 10 apparently coordinated car bombs and a shooting across Iraq have killed at least 24 and wounded dozens - 17 June: At least 12 people were killed in three bomb attacks in Iraq today, police said - 20 June: A suicide bombing in northern Iraq killed a provincial political party leader and four relatives, ahead of elections - 25 June: Baghdad car bombs kill 23, injures 81 - 25 June: Suicide bombers target Iraqi Turkmen, killing eight - 29 June: A series of bombs near a bakery, at a funeral, inside a senior police officer's car and at a football stadium killed at least 22 people across Iraq - 29 June: Attacks in Sunni Arab areas of Iraq killed 10 people on Saturday

July 2013: 1 July: A bomb planted near a yard where people were playing soccer in Nahrawan, south of Baghdad, killed 12 and wounded 24 people on Sunday - 2 July: More than 2,500 people were killed in Iraq in the past three months, the UN said on Monday as new attacks left 41 people dead - 3 July: Suicide attacks, bombings and shootings erupted across Iraq today, killing at least 17 people - 8 July: In two days of violence 19 people were killed, including six family members shot dead while returning from a wedding - 12 July: Militants killed 25 Iraqi security forces in a wave of attacks, and 15 other people died in other attacks including 10 mourners in twin bombings - 13 July: Bomb attack on a tea house in Kirkuk kills 31 people - 14 July: Two bomb attacks near Sunni mosques in the Iraqi capital killed at least 23 people who had gathered to pray - 19 July: Suicide bomber kills 20 people in a Sunni mosque in the town of Wajihiya - 21 July: A wave of bombings killed 65 people in Baghdad province and the commercial areas of the capital, without a claim of responsibility for the attacks - 22 July: Gunmen raid Iraq's Abu Ghraib and Taji jails, as bombings and shootings kill 13 people on Sunday - 22 July: A suicide bomber attacks an army convoy in the eastern Kokchali district of Mosul, killing at least eight soldiers and two passers-by - 23 July: At least 500 escape in deadly assaults on Iraq prisons - 23 July: Bombs targeting worshippers gathered for evening prayers at three Sunni mosques in Iraq killed nine people on Tuesday - 25 July: Militants killed nine police in an attack with mortars and automatic weapons, while 14 people including six soldiers died in other violence - 25 July: 14 Shia truck drivers shot dead after being stopped by gunmen on main road leading north of Baghdad - 26 July: At least 28 people killed in bombings and shootings across Iraq, including a car bomb that exploded in a busy market killing 14 people in central Muqdadiya - 28 July: A suicide car bomber rammed his vehicle into a Kurdish security patrol in northern city of Tuz Khormato killing eight people and wounding five more - 29 July: At least 22 killed and more than 100 injured in coordinated bombings targeting mainly Shia areas in Baghdad and Basra - 31 July: A Shiite and a Sunni mosque in Baghdad have been targeted in bombings that killed at least nine people, officials say

August 2013: 1 August: July deadliest month in Iraq since 2008, UN says - 4 August: Bombings and shootings across Iraq killed 19 people, including an ambush that targeted a military convoy - 7 August: A series of car bombs targeting busy markets and shopping streets in and around Baghdad killed at least 51 people and wounded more than 100 on Tuesday - 11 August: Baghdad car bombs kill dozens in attacks on Shia neighbourhoods - 15 August: Car bombs across Baghdad kill at least 33 people - 24 August: Suicide bombing in a park in northern Baghdad crowded by cafe- and restaurant-goers the bloodiest attack in a day of violence that killed at least 36 people across the country - 28/29 August: Baghdad bomb attacks extending the wave of sectarian bloodshed killed 86 people and wounded 263, police and medical sources say - 30 August: Iraqi officials say bomb blasts at a market north of Baghdad and another on the outskirts of the capital have killed 23 people - 30 August: Two roadside bombs exploded on the edge of the north Iraq town of Tuz Khurmatu, killing at least 13 people, most of them children - 31 August: Gunmen killed five worshippers at a Sunni mosque in Baghdad on Saturday

September 2013: 3/4 September: A series of car bombs exploded across Iraqi capital, killing nearly 60 people in predominantly Shi'ite districts - 10 septembre: Au moins 16 personnes ont été tuées, dont six alors qu'elles lavaient le corps d'un mort avant de l'enterrer - 12 September: Bombings at Shi'ite mosque in Baghdad kill at least 33 - 13 September: A pair of roadside bombs exploded outside of a Sunni mosque in Baquba, killing at least 30 people as they left the building after Friday prayers - 15 September: A suicide bomb attack at a funeral held by members of Iraq’s Shabak ethnic minority near the city of Mosul in northern Iraq killed 26 people and left 46 others injured - 16 September: A wave of car bombings and other attacks in Iraq killed at least 58 people in mostly Shiite-majority cities in south and central Iraq - 22 September: At least 56 killed in Baghdad bombings - 23 September: A suicide bomber struck a Sunni funeral in Baghdad on Sunday, killing at least 12 people - 23 septembre: Au moins neuf personnes ont été tuées et 27 blessées lundi dans un attentat contre des funérailles sunnites à Adhamiya, dans le nord de la capitale - 25 September: Militants attacked local government and police buildings in Hawijah with suicide bombings and mortar fire, sparking clashes that killed 14 people, among 24 deaths nationwide - 26 September: Bombs ripped through outdoor markets in and near Baghdad on Thursday, killing at least 21 people and wounding dozens - 29 September: At least 40 people were killed when a suicide bomber blew himself up at a Shi-ite Muslim funeral in Mussayab, 60km south of Baghdad, on Sunday - 29 septembre: Au moins six personnes ont été tuées dans une série d’attentats à Erbil, au Kurdistan irakien

October 2013: 2 October: Militants shoot down military helicopter in the region of Kirkuk and Salahuddin province, killing all four crew members - 5 October: Gunmen killed two Iraqi journalists in the city of Mosul, as other violence including a suicide bombing at a cafe left 20 people dead - 8 October: Eight explosions in mainly Shi'ite districts in Baghdad, one explosion in a mixed area and another in the predominantly Sunni Muslim neighbourhood of Doura kill at least 38 people - 10 October: 20 people killed on Thursday, among them four anti-Al-Qaeda fighters shot dead by gunmen, eight militants killed by security forces, civilians and police killed by bombings in Baghdad and northeast of Baquba - 12 octobre: Une voiture piégée a explosé au nord de Bagdad, faisant au moins 12 morts - 13 October: More than a dozen bombs exploded in Iraq on Sunday, killing at least nine people and wounding more than 70 others - 15 octobre: Neuf personnes ont été tuées dans un attentat ayant visé mardi des fidèles à Kirkouk, après la prière marquant le début de l'Aïd al-Adha - 17 October: Seven car bombs exploded in Baghdad province, killing at least 24 people and wounding at least 70 - 20 October: Dozens killed in bomb attack on Baghdad cafe while at least another 12 died in a spate of bomb attacks on security personnel and government buildings - 24 October: Iraqi journalist Bashar Abdulqader killed in Mosul - 26 October: Bombings in central Iraq that targeted a market, a cafe and the homes of police officers killed 13 people on Friday - 27 October: Ten bombings mainly targeting Shiite-majority areas of Baghdad province killed at least 41 people, while 20 died in bombings and shootings elsewhere in Iraq

November 2013: 5 novembre: Treize personnes, la plupart des membres des forces de sécurité, ont été tuées mardi en Irak - 8 November: Attacks in Iraq, including a double suicide car bombing targeting a military base in Tarmiyah, kill 30 people across the country - 10 novembre: Au moins sept morts dans des violences dans le nord du pays, principalement à Mossoul - 13 November: Violence across Iraq, including bombings against Shiites, kills twenty three people on the eve of rituals - 17 novembre: Au moins 17 morts dans des attaques à Bagdad - 22 November: A truck bomb tore through an outdoor vegetable market in Sadiyah, the deadliest of a series of attacks that killed at least 48 people - 26 novembre: Un attentat suicide à l'entrée d'une base de l'armée au nord de Bagdad a fait au moins 7 morts et 22 blessés - 29 November: Market bombings, attacks across Iraq kill 29 people - 30 November: 52 people dead in throwback to Iraq's sectarian bloodshed - 30 novembre: Sept personnes morts samedi dans de nouvelles attaques qui ont frappé la périphérie de Bagdad et les environs de Mossoul et Touz Khoumartou

December 2013: 7 décembre: Attaques contre des commerces de boissons alcoolisées, 9 morts - 8 December: 35 people killed in wave of Baghdad area bombings - 13 December: Oil workers massacred in Iraqi town of Muqdadiya in al-Qaida-style attack - 15 December: At least 17 people, most of them Shi'ite Muslims, killed in a wave of bombings and shootings across Iraq - 19 December: Suicide bombers, militant attack kill 41 across Iraq - 20 December: Two bombings in a market and another in a cemetery as people buried victims of the first blasts killed at least 11 people in Tuz Khurmatu - 21 December: At least 18 Iraqi military officers were killed in an ambush in the province of Anbar - 25 December: At least 34 people killed in bomb attacks in Christian areas of Baghdad on Wednesday, some by a car bomb exploding near a church after a Christmas service - 30 December: At least 18 people including soldiers were killed in attacks across Iraq on Sunday

2014-present Iraq War: Iraq War (2014–present)

January 2014: 2 January: Violence in Iraq surged in 2013 to its worst level in five years, fuelled by discontent among the Sunni Arab minority and the civil war in neighbouring Syria - 2 January: Iraqi security forces and armed tribesmen battle al Qaeda-linked jihadist militants who reportedly seized swathes of the two Sunni-majority cities of Fallujah and Ramadi - 3 January: Clashes kill 62 Al Qaeda militants in the Ramadi area - 4 janvier: La ville de Fallouja est passée aux mains des islamistes - 5 janvier: Les autorités irakiennes veulent reprendre la cité de Fallouja à Al-Qaïda - 6 January: Residents are fleeing Fallujah - 13 January: Bomb attacks kill at least 18 in Baghdad and Tuz Khurmatu - 19 January: Attacks across Baghdad, including car bombs at an up-scale shopping mall and near a juvenile detention centre, kill 21 people - 25 January: Shelling against a Shiite Muslim village killed six people on Saturday, including a young boy - 30 January: Baghdad bombs and shooting kill at least 19 people - 31 January: Six suicide bombers burst into a Ministry of Transportation building, took hostages and killed at least 24 people including themselves

February 2014: 5 February: A string of rush-hour bombings has hit Baghdad, killing at least nine people - 13 February: At least 17 civilians and soldiers were killed in bomb attacks across Iraq on Wednesday - 13 February: Sunni Islamists overrun Iraqi town of Sulaiman Pek north of Baghdad after seizing city - 18 February: Bomb blasts in predominantly Shi'ite districts of Baghdad and in Hilla kill at least 49 people

March 2014: 1 March: UN says 703 Iraqis killed and 1,381 wounded in violence in February - 7 March: Shelling in Fallujah and a shooting targeting a local official killed eight people on Friday

April 2014: 2 April: Bombings around Iraq kill eight people ahead of elections - 6 April: An explosion at a booby-trapped house, clashes with militants and roadside bombings killed 21 soldiers in Iraq - 9 April: Six car bombs rocked mainly Shiite-populated areas of Baghdad, killing at least seven people and wounding 30 - 15 April: Shelling in Fallujah killed five people and wounded 16, while mortar rounds and twin suicide bombings in Ramadi left one dead and eight wounded and a man was shot dead in the northern province of Kirkuk - 19 April: Two bombs planted on a street full of shoppers in Baghdad have killed four people and wounded eight - 25 April: Explosions at Iraq election rally in Baghdad kill 31 people

May/June 2014: 4 May: As officials count ballots from the general election, more than 30 people killed in 24 hours in Iraq violence - 12 May: Over 41 people were killed and 30 others injured across Iraq in separate attacks that mainly targeted security forces

June 2014: 8 June: A wave of car bombs exploded across Baghdad, killing more than 60 people, and militants stormed Anbar university campus - 2014 Northern Iraq Isis offensive since 5 June - 10 June: Isis insurgents seize control of Iraqi city of Mosul - 11/12 June: 500,000 people flee Iraq's second city of Mosul after Islamist militants took control and Iraq army capitulates in more cities - 12 June: Isis forces take Tikrit, a day after 35,000 Iraq soldiers reportedly fled an Isis force of 800 in Mosul - 12 June: Iraqi Kurdish forces take Kirkuk after central government's army abandons posts and Isis captured towns - 13 June: Iraq's senior Shi'ite cleric urges followers to fight Sunni militants, who captured two more Iraqi towns - 14 June: Iraqi forces massing in Samarra - 15 June: Series of explosions kills 15 people, wounds 30 in Baghdad as followers of Shia group heading to Baghdad to join the Iraqi army and fight against Sunni insurgents - 17 June: Residents flee as insurgents take the northern Iraqi city of Tal Afar after a two-day battle with security forces - 17 June: Scores of Iraqis killed during battle for provincial capital of Baquba, that also shuts main oil refinery - 19 June: Iraqi forces battle Islamists for control of country's largest refinery Baiji, as 250-300 workers are evacuated - 20 June: Iraqi militants seize Saddam's top chemical weapons facility used to make chemical agents including sarin during the Iran-Iraq war, but any weapons found inside reportedly useless - 21 June: Sunni militants seize Syrian border crossing after killing some 30 Iraqi troops in a day of clashes - 24 June: Islamists launch push to seize Baiji oil refinery as Kerry visits Irbil and Maliki agrees to set up new government by 1 July - 24 June: Iraqi air strikes killed at least 32 people as security forces held off attacks on Haditha and Baiji - 26 June: Iraqi Kurds strengthen their positions while Isis advances and Maliki insists that any new government must be based on an election he won - 26 June: With USA troops now deployed in Iraq, the Iraqi army is making a push to drive ISIS back from Baghdad and launches aerial assault against ISIS - 28 June: Thousands from a predominantly-Christian town south of Mosul flee from fighting between Isis and Kurdish forces - 28/29 June: Iraqi army makes push to retake Tikrit from Islamists, claiming Tikrit retaken

July 2014: 4 July: Iraq army reportedly retakes Awja - 6 July: Iranian pilot killed fighting against Sunni Muslim militants in Samarra north of Baghdad - 9 July: The Islamic State extremist group, formerly known as ISIS, has taken control of a vast former chemical weapons facility northwest of Baghdad, where remnants of 2,500 degraded chemical rockets filled decades ago with the deadly nerve agent sarin are stored along with other chemical warfare agents, a threat now played down by the USA, invading Iraq 2003 for alleged threat of weapons of mass destruction - 11 July: Iraq's security forces and allied Shiite militias executed at least 255 Sunni prisoners as they fled a lightning jihadist-led advance last month, Human Rights Watch says - 12 July: Iraq battles assault on the city of Ramadi while the Kurds claim disputed oilfields - 18 July: The escalating violence in Iraq has killed more than 5,500 civilians over the first six months of 2014, UN says - 19 July: Baghdad bombings kill dozens

August 2014: 6 August: Kurds, Islamic State clash near Kurdish regional capital Arbil - 8 August: USA's Barack Obama orders air strikes against IS terrorists in northern Iraq, humanitarian aid drops to threatened people - 9 August: USA forces bomb IS/Isis militant positions targeting frontlines around Kurdish capital of Irbil, food for civilians dropped on Mount Sinjar to help encircled refugees - 10 August: Obama warns of long campaign as Iraq strikes continue against Isis, as minorities flee Islamist onslaught and British planes join relief effort - 10 August: Aided by USA air strikes, Peshmerga forces liberate Zamar, Makhmour and al-Gweir areas northern Mosul, near Irbil - 11 August: USA conducts fourth food, water drop for civilians besieged by jihadists - 12 August: USA urges Abadi to form new government swiftly as fears grow for the besieged Yazidi community and the resistance movement against IS depends on solidarity and inclusion - 13 August: As UN's Ban Ki-moon urges countries to do more for threatened civilians in Iraq, USA sends more 130 troops to support the resistance in the Irbil area< - 14 August: USA team in Iraq assesses that there are far fewer Yazidis on Mount Sinjar than feared adding that the USA will continue to provide humanitarian assistance - 14 August: Thousands of Iraqi refugees reportedly 'still at risk' despite ending of Mount Sinjar siege, as hundreds of thousands driven from their homes by IS terrorists - 15 August: IS militants reportedly murdered some 80 Yazidis in a village in Iraq's north - 17 August: As part of a joint Iraq-USA plan, USA air strikes targeting Islamic State militants near Iraq's Mosul dam - 17/18 August: Key facility retaken by Kurdish forces after major campaign of USA airstrikes near Mosul Dam began

September/October 2014: 11 September: Obama announces expansion of USA campaign against terrorist 'Islamic State' in Iraq and Syria - 12 September 2014: Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon and Gulf states agree to join USA-led military campaign against Islamic State terror group - 16 September: USA begins expanded air strikes on Islamic State in Iraq - 30 September/1 October: Retaking lost ground in August, Iraqi Kurdish forces capture a strategic border crossing and several villages from Islamic State terrorists, with new signs of cooperation in the border region of northern Iraq - 1 October: As Australia sends two unarmed planes to support USA air strikes in Iraq, British jets bomb Islamic State for first time - 11/12 October: At least 45 people killed in bombings in Baghdad and its rural outskirts as the government continues to fight against jihadists and USA defense secretary says Iraqi forces are in full control of Baghdad - 12 October: Islamic State suicide bombers kill 28 Kurds in an attack on a Kurdish security headquarters and a provincial police chief - 14 October: Rights group accuses Iraqi government of supporting and arming groups of Shiite fighters carrying out kidnappings and killings against Sunni civilians in response to Islamic State - 16 October: Islamic State terrorists target Baghdad with deadly wave of car bombs and mortar attacks - 20 October: After seizing two Kurdish villages, Islamic State terrorists reportedly advanced on the Iraqi town of Qara Tappa disguised as Kurdish peshmerga fighters, new deadly attacks in Bagdad and Kerbala - 24 October: Iraqi forces must be trained, armed and ready before major advances, USA says - 25 October: Kurdish regional forces retook the northern Iraqi town of Zumar and several nearby villages - 26 October: Iraq government forces and militias take control of strategic town of Jurf al-Sakhar south of Baghdad, breaking the grip of Islamic State terrorists after months of fighting - 28 October: As a car bomb kills at least eight people in Baghdad and a suicide bombing left dead at least 14 pro-government fighters south of the capital, the US-led coalition carries out fresh air strikes against terrorists in Iraq and Syria

November/December 2014: 2 November: Islamic State terrorists executed 67 people from a pro-government Sunni tribe in the western Iraqi province of Anbar - 27 November: Iraqi forces backed by tribesmen hold off 'Islamic State' attack on Ramadi - 28 November: New series of USA military air strikes hit 'Islamic State' in Iraq and Syria - 4 December: 'Islamic State' cedes little ground despite coalition's air attacks - 17 December: Iraqi Kurdish forces launch offensive to retake 'Islamic State' held areas - 18 December: Iraqi Kurds backed by USA air strikes reportedly free 'vast area' of Mt Sinjar freeing trapped Yazidis - 21 December: Iraq Kurds deliver aid to Mt Sinjar, expand their offensive against 'Islamic State' and push its militants out of a large area around Mt Sinjar, backed by USA-led air strikes - 28 December: Hundreds of executions by 'Islamic State', also killing its own members, in Syria reported, as Iranian general killed by sniper bullet in embattled Iraqi city - 29 December: Iraqi forces launch offensive on 'Islamic State' in Dhuluiyah

2015: 1 February: Iraq Kurdish forces retake oil field, villages in Kirkuk province from 'Islamic State' terrorists, freeing also 24 workers who had been taken captive - 8 February: At least 40 people killed in Baghdad bombings as decade-old nightly curfew ends, 'Islamic State' claims responsibility for one attack - 9 February: At least 13 civilians killed in a suicide bombing at a security checkpoint in western Baghdad's Shi'ite neighborhood of Kadhamiya - 14 February: Sunni tribal leader and seven others killed in Baghdad ambush - 20 February: Expected operation to retake Mosul from 'Islamic State' terrorists will likely begin in April or May - 24 February: Wave of bombings around Baghdad kills 28 people - 26 February: A USA-led coalition air strike near the Iraqi border town of Al-Qaim reportedly killed at least 17 'Islamic State' terrorists and nine civilians overnight - 28 February: Kurdish fighters rout 'Islamic State' terrorists from Tel Hamees in Syria’s northeastern Hassakeh region near Iraq - 28 February: Iraq bombs kill dozens in attacks north of Baghdad - 2 March: Iraqi forces begin assault on 'Islamic State' stronghold Tikrit - 3 March: USA-led coalition conducts more airstrikes on 'Islamic State' targets in Syria and Iraq, as at least four Shi’ite militias will help try to liberate Mosul - 6 March: Islamic State terrorists 'bulldozed' ancient city of Nimrud, Iraqi ministry says - 9 March: Backed by coalition airstrikes, Kurdish forces attack 'Islamic State' terrorists around Kirkuk - 12 March: Iraqi forces enter 'Islamic State' held Tikrit after 10-day push - 14 March: Evidence that IS used chemical weapons, Iraqi Kurds say - 22 March: Iraqi Sunnis accuse Shi'ite paramilitaries of burning homes outside Tikrit - 1 April: Iraq's defense ministry declares 'magnificent victory' over Islamic State terrorists in Tikrit - 4 April: Shi'ite fighters leave Tikrit under government deal after looting - 14 April: A car bomb in a commercial area in Mahmoudiyah south of Baghdad killed at least seven civilians and wounded 13 others - 16 April: IS terrorists clash with security forces inside Iraq's largest refinery in Anbar province - 18 April: Iraqi forces reportedly retake most of Baiji refinery - 19 April: More than 90,000 people fleeing violence in Iraq's Anbar province as bombings and mortar fire targeting public places kill 14 people around the capital Baghdad, UN says - 28 April: 3 car bombs on busy streets and marketplaces in Baghdad kill at least 19 people, a day after a wave of bombings hit the capital - 1 May: Five car bombs exploded across Baghdad on Thursday evening, killing at least 17 people - 14 May 2015: Five members of one family, including a pregnant woman and girl aged eight, died in Fadhiliya in suspected USA-led air strike, as other victims of the anti-IS air campaign may go unrecorded - 18 May: Ramadi falls to IS terrorists after Iraq military forces have fled abandoning their weapons, dozens of army vehicles and Iraqi PM's calls for reinforcement - 18 May: About 500 people — both civilians and Iraqi soldiers — are estimated to have been killed and thousands fled as Ramadi fell to the IS terrorists - 24 May: Iraqi forces regain ground from Islamic State terrorists east of Ramadi - 29 May: Bombings targeting two top hotels in Baghdad kill 15 people, with another 42 wounded - 4 June: UN appeals for half a billion dollars in international aid to help tackle worsening humanitarian crisis in Iraq triggered by the conflict with Islamic State - 10 June: USA's Obama weighs sending several hundred more USA troops to Iraq - 11 June: USA's expanded military campaign will set up a new base in Anbar Province to advise Iraqi forces on how to plan and organize operations and help them reach out to Sunni tribes and bring them into the battle

12 June 2015 - present 'Battle of Mosul', offensive launched by the Iraqi government and Kurdish forces against 'Islamic State' terrorists - 15 June: Seventeen people killed in battles between 'Islamic State' terrorists and pro-government forces near Iraq's Baiji refinery - 6 July: Heavy fighting as Iraqi Shi'ite fighters and army troops try to surround Falluja - 13 July: Baghdad bombings in Shia Muslim neighbourhoods and blamed on 'Islamic State' terrorists, reportedly kill at least 21 and wound 62 during Ramadan - 13 July: Iraq says operation to retake the country's largest province Anbar from 'Islamic State' underway - 14 July 2015: Iraq conflict leaves nearly 15,000 civilians dead over last 16 months, as UN report estimates death toll is in addition to 30,000 wounded and multiple gross human rights abuses - 18 July: A car bomb claimed by 'Islamic State' terrorists killed at least 80 people including children in a busy market in Iraqi town of Khan Bani Saad, about 20 miles northeast of Baghdad, while Muslims were celebrating end of Ramadan - 22 July: At least 32 people killed in bomb attacks across Iraq, the deadliest incident in northeastern Baghdad - 11 August: Three explosions, two of them suicide bombings, killed at least 33 people near Baquba, the capital of Iraq's eastern province of Diyala - 13 August: 'Islamic State' terrorists' truck bomb attack in the Iraqi capital's Jameela market kills 58 people also wounding at least 89 - 16 August: A series of bombings across Baghdad have killed at least 24 people on August 15 - 26 August: Kurds launch new assault on 'Islamic State' terrorists in northern Iraq - 30 September 2015: Kurds take ground from Islamic State terrorists in north Iraq, driving them out of several villages near the oil city of Kirkuk - 10 October: Iraq says forces advancing in several areas north and west of Ramadi - 17 October: Iraqi forces in huge anti-terrorist push in Baiji as part of their biggest advance against the Islamic State - 22 October: In a raid by Kurdish troops and USA special forces in northern Iraq nearly 70 hostages facing 'imminent mass execution' have been rescued from an Islamic State terrorists' jail, also leading to the first USA combat death since 2011

November/December 2015: November 2015 Sinjar offensive of Kurdish Peshmerga forces to recapture the city of Sinjar from the Islamic State terrorists - 12 November: Kurdish forces launch an extensive push to retake Sinjar city in northern Iraq, 15 months after it was seized by Islamic State terrorists - 13 November: Kurdish forces seize Iraq's Sinjar town from IS terrorists - 22 décembre: L'armée irakienne est entrée dans le centre de Ramadi - 27 décembre: Les forces kurdes ont arrêté et tué plusieurs membres du groupe Etat islamique à Riyadh en Irak - 28 December: Iraqi forces seize key base in Ramadi from 'Islamic State' terrorists - 29 December: Iraq's army will need Kurdish fighters' help to retake Mosul, Iraqi Finance Minister Zebari says, adding that its liberation would mark the end of the caliphate proclaimed by the 'Islamic State' terrorists

October 2016: Since October 2016 Battle of Mosul, a joint offensive by Iraqi forces with allied militias, Kurdish Peshmerga of Iraqi Kurdistan, and international forces to retake the city of Mosul from Islamic State terrorists, following March-September 2016 Mosul offensive against the the so-called Islamic State in the region in a joint effort by Iraqi forces and Kurdish Peshmerga, limited USA ground forces, and USA and allied air support - 14/15 October 2016: Iraqi and Kurdish forces are finalising plans to attack the last urban stronghold Mosul of Islamic State terrorists in Iraq, which after a month-long buildup is now largely surrounded by a 60,000-strong force, as terrorists have banned civilians from leaving the city, setting up checkpoints on roads out and blowing up the homes of those who do flee as punishment and to deter others - 15 octobre: Au moins 27 fidèles chiites, qui étaient rassemblés pour la fête de l'Achoura dans le quartier d'Al Chaab, dans le nord de la capitale irakienne, ont été tués dans un attentat-suicide revendiqé par 'l'Etat islamique' - 17 October 2016: Iraqi and Kurdish forces launch assault on Mosul, which has been in the hands of Islamic State terrorists since 2014 - 19 October: Mosul residents who have fled Islamic State say a homegrown resistance, raised over the past six months, has made plans to launch coordinated attacks against the group as Iraqi and Kurdish forces close in - 20 October: After 'Islamic State' terrorist leaders reportedly have begun to flee Mosul, Iraqi army, special forces and Kurdish peshmerga launch 'large-scale' operation to retake Mosul - 21 October: Islamic State terrorists launch a commando raid on Kirkuk as concerns mount over fate of civilians in Mosul - 22 October: Nearly 1,000 people have been treated for breathing problems linked to toxic gases from a sulphur plant which Islamic State terrorists are suspected to have set on fire near the city of Mosul - 28 octobre: Au moins 232 personnes ont été exécutées par le groupe Etat Islamique il y a quelques jours, près de Mossoul, alors que les troupes irakiennes s'approchaient de cette ville, selon l'ONU

November/December 2016: 2 November 2016: Iraqi special forces are holding their positions in Mosul a day after entering the Islamic State-held city for the first time since 2014 - 2 November: Mosul civilians flee heavy fighting and Islamic State terrorists - 4 November: Heavy fighting in Mosul as Iraqi forces launch assault - 7 November 2016: Peshmerga liberate Bashiqa in the joint offensive to liberate Mosul and its countryside - 12 November 2016: As Iraqi troops battle IS terrorists in Mosul, UN reports terrorists's executions, over 47,000 displaced people, and USA-backed forces in Syria advance on jihadist bastion of Raqqa - 15 November 2016: In cleared areas of Mosul, Iraqi troops struggle to provide civilians with food - 24 November 2016: Dozens of people, many of them Iranian Shia pilgrims, have been killed by a suicide bombing claimed by Islamic State terrorists near the Iraqi city of Hilla, 60 miles south of Baghdad - 21 décembre 2016: Des combattants du groupe Etat islamique ont 'délibérément' attaqué des civils refusant de leur servir de 'boucliers humains' dans leur fuite face aux forces irakiennes à Mossoul - 29 December: Iraqi troops resume push to take Mosul from Isis after two-week lull - 31 December 2016: Two bombs explode in a busy market area in Baghdad's central al-Sinek neighborhood on Saturday, killing at least 18 people and wounding dozens

January/February 2017: 2 January 2017: Baghdad car bomb attack leaves at least 16 dead - 8 janvier 2017: Au moins 13 personnes ont été tuées et une cinquantaine blessées dans un attentat-suicide à Bagdad, revendiqué par l'EI - 19 janvier 2017: En retrait en Irak et en Syrie, le groupe djihadiste Etat islamique a perdu 23% de son territoire en 2016 et voit sa cohésion menacée - 19 February 2017: Iraq forces launch operation to retake west Mosul - 21 février: Les forces armées resserrent l'étau à Mossoul - 25 février: Les troupes irakiennes avancent dans Mossoul

March/April 2017: 4 March 2017: Thousands flee Iraq’s Mosul overnight, as fighting rages on to recapture it from Islamic State terrorists - 4 March 2017: UN raises fears of chemical attack in Mosul as patients exhibit 'severe signs associated with exposure to a blister agent' - 8 mars 2017: L'EI recule encore en Syrie et à Mossoul - 14 mars 2017: Les forces irakiennes progressent près de la Vieille ville de Mossoul - 24 March 2017: For almost a week desperate neighbours had scraped through the rubble, searching for shouting children and as many as 130 people who lay buried after three homes in a west Mosul suburb were destroyed by coalition airstrikes, raising fresh questions about USA rules of engagement - 25 March 2017: Iraq suspends Mosul offensive after USA-led coalition airstrike atrocity - 28 March 2017: Residents in Mosul were instructed not to leave their homes ahead of airstrikes last week that are reported to have killed more than 150 civilians, rights group says

May/June 2017: 30 May 2017: A suicide bomber detonated an explosives-rigged vehicle at a popular Baghdad ice cream shop killing 15 people and wounding 24 and claimed by 'Islamic State' terrorists - 30 mai 2017: Les forces irakiennes continuant de progresser dans l'ouest de Mossoul où quelque 200.000 civils piégés sont en grand danger selon l'ONU - 4 June 2017: Isil has surrendered the key town of Baaj in north-west Iraq, a known hideout of the terrorist group’s leader which had been under Islamist militants’ control throughout 14 years of war and insurgency - 13 June 2017: Contaminated food supplied by a UK charity has made hundreds of people severely ill at a camp for Iraqi civilians who have fled Islamic State terrorists and fighting in Mosul - 18 June 2017: Iraqi troops move into Mosul’s Old City, last Islamic State stronghold, as UN says over 100,000 civilians are trapped in battle zone, where terror group is using them as human shields

July/August 2017: 9 July 2017: After thousands of civilians have been killed in the battle for Mosul and after almost one million people have been displaced in nearly nine months of bitter fighting to defeat the terrorist group in the city where it proclaimed its 'caliphate' in 2014, Iraq’s PM Haider al-Abadi declares victory over 'Islamic State' in devastated Mosul - 20 August 2017: Iraq begins battle to retake Tal Afar, Islamic State terrorists' bastion near Mosul - 27 août 2017: Forcés de fuir, les habitants de Tal Afar reviennent chez eux après la reprise de la ville

September/October 2017: 15 September 2017: More than 80 people dead after militants use car bombs and suicide vests to target checkpoint and restaurants near Nasiriyah - 5 October 2017: Iraqi army says it has recaptured Hawija, one of last Isis enclaves

October 2017 Battle of Kirkuk: October 2017 Battle of Kirkuk, Iraqi offensive to retake Kirkuk Governorate from the Kurdish Regional Government - 13 October 2017: Kurdish and Iraqi government forces have squared off south of Kirkuk rushing troops and armour to the oil-rich city, two weeks after the country’s Kurds voted for independence from Baghdad and after Baghdad government forces, that failed to resist Islamic State terrorists 2013-2016, took positions on the city’s approaches, prompting fears of fresh violence in one of the most bitterly contested corners of Iraq - 16 October 2017: Iraqi federal troops have seized several parts of the disputed Kurdish-controlled province of Kirkuk, as Kurds claim Iraqi troops 'burnt houses and killed many' in battle for oil-rich Kirkuk, supported by the Iranian-backed mainly Shiite Hashd al-Shaabi - 16 October 2017: USA military rushes to defuse looming crisis in Kirkuk after Iraqi army advances - 17 October 2017: Iraqi forces and Shia-led militia drive Kurdish fighters out of town of Sinjar

October 2017 recapture of Raqqa: 17 October 2017: Syrian Democratic Forces recapture Raqqa after gruelling four-month battle for de facto Isis capital - 18 October 2017: As Raqqa falls and Islamic State's caliphate is now on its last legs, underlying factors that fueled its rise in Iraq, Syria remain, and USA left picking up pieces of a shattered Middle East

October 2017: 26 October 2017: Iraq forces assault last IS bastion, advance on Kurds, as the autonomous Kurdish regional governmen says Iraqi forces and Iranian-backed PMF are shelling peshmerga positions, using heavy artillery

January 2018: 15 January 2018: A double suicide bombing killed 26 people in Baghdad targeting day laborers in bustling Tayyaran Square on Monday, the second such attack in three days

February 2018: 9 février 2018: Human Rights Watch a accusé vendredi les forces de sécurité kurdes irakiennes d'avoir commis 'un crime de guerre' en 2017 en procédant à des 'exécutions massives' de présumés membres du groupe État islamique qu'elles détenaient

Economy of Iraq: Economy of Iraq - main industries are petroleum, chemicals, textiles, leather, construction materials, food processing, fertilizer, metal fabrication/processing - Companies of Iraq by industry - List of companies of Iraq - Government-owned companies of Iraq

Energy and oil industry in Iraq: Energy and oil industry in Iraq - Oil fields of Iraq - Baba Gurgur (Kurdish Babagurgur) near the city of Kirkuk - Majnoon oil field, Basra governorate in southern Iraq - Rumaila oil field, 32 km from the Kuwaiti border - West Qurna Field, near Basra

Oil and gas companies of Iraq: Oil and gas companies of Iraq

2012: 30 mai 2012: Contrats d'exploration de sites pétroliers et gaziers mis aux enchères - 21 July 2012: Blast shuts down Iraq-Turkey oil pipeline - 16. August 2012: Der Irak mit einer täglichen Erdölproduktion von 3,2 Mio. Fass, die zweitgrösste Fördermenge innerhalb der Opec - 14 November 2012: Iraq investment concerns remain

August 2018: 27 August 2018: Oil flows freely but corruption fuels growing anger, as those calling for an end to a 'rotten system’ risk detention and death

Electricity sector in Iraq: Electricity sector in Iraq - as of January 2016, the output of electricity sector in Iraq averages 13,000 MW, while the demand is 21,000 MW, lack of electricity tends to affect more severely the most vulnerable groups of Iraq’s society and increases their morbidity and mortality

2016: 25 January 2016: Though Iraq is a major OPEC oil producer, the country faces chronic electricity shortages, with its fragile grid struggling meet demand after decades of war, sanctions and neglect, now agreeing a $328.8 million deal with USA's General Electric to boost electricity production starting in 2017

Hydroelectric power stations in Iraq: Hydroelectric power stations in Iraq

Agriculture in Iraq: Agriculture in Iraq, despite its abundant land and water resources, Iraq is a net food importer - in 2004 the main agricultural crops were wheat, barley, corn, rice, vegetables, dates, and cotton, and the main livestock outputs were cattle and sheep

Since 2008/2009 Green Mada'in Association for Agricultural Development

Mesopotamian Marshes, Central, Hawizeh and Hammar Marshes: Mesopotamian Marshes - Draining of the Mesopotamian Marshes - Central or Qurna Marshes, a large complex of wetlands in Iraq that were part of the Tigris-Euphrates river system, along with the Hawizeh and Hammar Marshes

Water in Iraq: Water in Iraq - List of rivers of Iraq - Dams in Iraq

Tigris–Euphrates river system: Tigris–Euphrates river system - the Tigris and Euphrates with their tributaries form a major system in Western Asia, from sources in the Taurus mountains of eastern Turkey they flow by/through Syria through Iraq into the Persian Gulf - Euphrates river - Tigris, the eastern member of the two great rivers that define Mesopotamia, the other being the Euphrates - Shatt al-Arab of some 200 km in length, formed by the confluence of the Euphrates and the Tigris in the town of al-Qurnah in the Basra Governorate of southern Iraq - Dams in the Tigris–Euphrates river system - Dams in the Euphrates River basin

Water supply and sanitation in Iraq: Water supply and sanitation in Iraq, characterized by poor water and service quality, combined with limited environmental awareness three decades of war have destroyed Iraq's water resources management system - Ministry of Water Resources in Iraq

2012/2013: 20 July 2012: Farmer in south Iraq commits suicide over lack of water which has forced hundreds of families to abandon their homes in recent years - 12 February 2013: A large loss of fresh water reserves in the Tigris and Euphrates river basins since 2003 detected

Tourism in Iraq: Tourism in Iraq - Visitor attractions in Iraq

World Heritage and archaeological sites in Iraq: World Heritage Sites in Iraq - Archaeological sites in Iraq

7 March 2015: Widespread outrage after 'Islamic State' bulldozes ancient Iraq city of Nimrud founded in the 13th century BC

Banking and financial services in Iraq: Banking in Iraq - Central Bank of Iraq - Trade Bank of Iraq - Industrial Bank of Iraq - Agricultural Cooperative Bank of Iraq - Iraq Stock Exchange

Infrastructure and investment in post-invasion Iraq: Infrastructure of Iraq - Reconstruction of Iraq - Economic reform of Iraq since 2003 - Investment in post-invasion Iraq - Development Fund for Iraq

External trade of Iraq: External trade of Iraq

Unemployment in Iraq: 2015: Almost seven million Iraqis, 23% of the total population, live in poverty, rising from 7% in 1990, youth unemployment rate is 30% double the national average of 15%, far from the target of 4% in 2015 and Iraq's economy is unable to produce enough jobs to employ the 450,000 Iraqis entering the labour force each year

Poverty in Iraq: 6 July 2013: Poverty in Iraq - 95% of its exports are from oil, but like other resource-rich countries this abundance of profit potential has not translated to a higher standard of living for the average Iraqi citizen, economic progress and social development has been hindered by ethnosectarian violence, severe setbacks in infrastructure, and poor educational quality

2015/2016: 2 October 2015: Poverty in Iraq grows as budgets squeezed by war with Islamic State terrorists and as more shanty towns are appearing across Baghdad, adding a wave of refugees to those already living in dire poverty - 25 April 2016: Facing poverty and unemployment not being adressed by the authorities, Iraqi families sell organs to overcome poverty as gangs are offering up to $10,000 for a kidney increasingly targeting the country’s poor

Military of Iraq and budget: Iraqi Armed Forces - List of current equipment of the Iraqi Army - Aircraft inventory - Navy equipment

Military budget - 2012 military budget rank 35

2013: 30 December 2013: Iraq's security forces face rising criticism that, with violence at the highest level in years, their heavy-handed tactics and alleged abuses do more harm than good

Politics of Iraq: Politics of Iraq - Demographics of Iraq - Political parties in Iraq - Trade unions in Iraq

Iraqi budget: 2 March 2013: Rafi al-Issawi will be first senior Sunni member to leave cabinet after months of anti-government protests, further intensifying the country's political crisis nearly a decade after the USA-led invasion - 7 March 2013: Iraq's parliament approved a $118.6 billion national budget - 31 January 2016: Iraq needs US$1.56 billion this year to finance its emergency response to the humanitarian crisis caused by the war against Islamic State terrorists, after the conflict has displaced more than 3.3 million people since 2014, according to a government report

Elections in Iraq: Elections in Iraq - Iraqi governorate elections 20 April 2013 - 20 April 2013: Iraq votes in test of stability as violence spikes - 21 April: Turnout for the provincial vote about 51 percent, but 14 candidates were killed in attacks ahead of the polls and a third of Iraq's provinces not voting due to security concerns and political disputes - 4 May: Iraq PM's group wins largest bloc in several areas - Iraqi Kurdistan legislative election 21 September 2013 - 21 September 2013: Iraq's Kurds vote amid rows, regional tensions - 28 September: Iraq president's party falls to third in Kurdish polls, with 95 percent of votes counted the KDP was first with 719,004 votes, the opposition Goran movement second with 446,095, and the PUK third with 323,867

Federal government and politics in Iraq: Federal government of Iraq

2011: 18 December 2011: Political crisis in Iraq as US withdraws - 20 December: Iraq issues arrest warrant for vice-president

2012: 10 September 2012: Fugitive Sunni Vice President Tariq al-Hashemi found guilty in absentia of running death squads and is sentenced to death - 10 September: Iraq vice-president rejects death sentence, dismissing verdict as 'politically motivated'

2013: 2 March 2013: Rafi al-Issawi will be first senior Sunni member to leave cabinet after months of anti-government protests, further intensifying the country's political crisis nearly a decade after the US-led invasion - 7 March 2013: Iraq's parliament approved a $118.6 billion national budget - 5 November 2013: The Iraqi government has announced that the parliamentary elections will be held on April 30, 2014

December 2013: 8 December: Two long-time parliamentary allies are distancing themselves from Iraqi PM al-Maliki ahead of April elections, accusing him of a deeply flawed security policy and nepotism- 28 décembre: Les forces de sécurité ont arrêté à l'ouest de Bagdad un député sunnite connu pour son soutien aux manifestants anti-gouvernement, au prix d'un raid ayant coûté la vie à son frère et à cinq gardes

April 2014: 11 April 2014: Iraqis go to the polls as extremism and violence rage - 27 April: In the first national election since USA troops left in 2011 and amid deepening sectarian divisions, Iraqis will vote on Wednesday

30 April 2014 Iraqi parliamentary election: Iraqi parliamentary election 30 April 2014 - 30 April: Iraqis stream to voting centres nationwide with a long list of grievances, ranging from poor public services to rampant corruption, high unemployment, and a deterioration in security - 30 April: Around 60 percent turnout in Iraq election, commission says

July 2014: 1 July: Iraqi parliament session collapses amid political standoff - 2 July: Control of rivers and dams reportedly has become a major tactical weapon for Isis and water supply one key to outcome of conflicts in Iraq and Syria - 8 July: Iraq’s new parliament postponed its next session for five weeks, extending the country’s political paralysis in the face of Sunni Islamist aggression - 10 July: Kurdish ministers boycott Iraqi cabinet meetings in response to prime minister Nouri al-Maliki's branding of Kurdish capital Irbil as haven for Isis militants - 16 July: Iraq's parliament elects new speaker al-Jabouri as Iraqi forces withdraw from Tikrit after heavy resistance - 25 July: USA congratulates Iraq on electing new president Fuad Masum, urging him to form a 'cohesive government' to help fight Islamic militants

August 2014: 10 August: Iraq parliament adjourns for 9 days with lawmakers unable to agree on a nominee for the post of PM - 11 August: USA stresses support for Iraq president after embattled PM al-Maliki accused him of violating the constitution and fears of coup in Baghdad - 12 August: Coalition of Shia parties nominate Haider al-Abadi to replace defiant Maliki as PM in bid to end Baghdad deadlock - 15 August: Iraq PM al-Maliki steps aside

December 2014: 1/2 December: After Iraqi government investigation has found 50,000 'ghost soldiers' on army payroll, Iraq PM sacks 24 senior officials announcing to tackle corruption

2015: 9 August 2015: In the face of mass protests against power cuts, corruption and bad government, Iraq’s cabinet approves wide-ranging reform plan that would abolish the three vice-presidential posts as well as the office of deputy PM in order to slash spending and improve its performance - 17 August: Iraq's parliament endorses a report calling for the trial of former PM Nuri al-Maliki and dozens of other top officials in connection with the fall of the northern city of Mosul to 'Islamic State' terrorists last year

2016: 16 April 2016: Iraqi government is teetering on the edge of collapse as PM Abadi tries to reshuffle his cabinet and rid the country of corruption, while members of Parliament continue to protest his efforts to appoint new leaders, calling for his ousting, and while Shiite clerics are pressuring Abadi to press forward with his reform movement - 30 April 2016: State of emergency declared in Baghdad after supporters of Shia cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, who demands to end corruption and political and sectarian quotas, stormed the Green Zone and entered the parliament building - 6 July 2016: Iraq’s interior minister Ghabban has resigned saying a deputy would take over his responsibilities, a few days after the deadliest of many car bombings in Baghdad since the Iraq war

May 2018 Iraqi parliamentary election: 12 May 2018 Iraqi parliamentary election - 13 May 2018: Updates in first Iraqi election since IS terrorists defeat, as turnout was 44.52% with 92% of votes counted - 14 May 2018: With 95% of the votes counted in 10 of Iraq’s 18 provinces, Iraq’s Sadr supporters gathered in Tahrir Square in Baghdad to celebrate and chanted against Iran and corruption and in support of the independence of the Iraqi decision, saying 'Iran is out, Baghdad remains free' - 19 May 2018: According to official results the political coalition led by Muqtada al-Sadr won the most seats in Iraq's national parliamentary elections, after Sadr led insurgencies against USA-led forces following the ouster of Saddam Hussein and is against Iranian and USA's influence in Iraq - 20 May 2018: Iraq’s election winner al-Sadr promises reforms but is constrained by the expansionist Iranian regime

June 2018: 10 juin 2018: Le Conseil judiciaire suprême irakien a chargé dimanche un groupe de magistrats de remplacer la commission électorale pour le recomptage des votes - 11 June 2018: Iraq election ballot warehouse catches fire in Baghdad ahead of recount - 12 June 2018: Manual recount of Iraq election expected to begin this week - 13 June 2018: Nationalist cleric Muqtada al-Sadr announced a surprise political alliance with pro-Iranian Hadi al-Amiri in a bid to lead Iraq over the next four years

September/October 2018: 15 September 2018: Iraq parliament elects nominee of pro-Iran list as speaker - 3 October 2018: Kurdish moderate Barham Saleh elected Iraq president in a parliamentary vote

26 December 2018: 26 December 2018: Both main blocs of Iraqi parliamentarians expressed outrage over Trump's unannounced visit to al-Asad Airbase in western Iraq, his first visit to troops in a war zone, and his vow that troops would remain in Iraq, saying Trump should not be allowed to arrive 'as if Iraq is a state of the United States', and calling for a vote to expel USA troops

Social movements and protests in Iraq: Protests in Iraq - 2011 Iraqi protests - 2012–14 Iraqi protests concerning corruption, unemployment, poor national security, poor public services, marginalization of Sunnis, unfair treatment of prisoners, poor salaries of Sahwa militia, abuse of De-Baathification laws, Iranian interference in Iraqi affairs

2011: 9 April 2011: Tens of thousands in Baghdad calling for an end to USA-presence - 26. Mai 2011: Zehntausende protestieren in Baghdad gegen die USA - 9 September 2011: Iraqis mourn murdered radio journalist Hadi al-Mehdi amid protests

2012: 22 January 2012: Iraq government abusing protesters and harassing journalists criticised by rights report - 19. März 2012: Bis zu einer Million Demonstranten und Anhänger von Moktada as-Sadr werfen Ministerpräsident Nuri al-Maliki Versagen bei der Bekämpfung der Armut vor - 26 December: Tens of thousands of protesters gather in Anbar province to denounce allegedly sectarian policies of PM Nouri al-Maliki - 28 December: In Anbar province tens of thousands of protesters in fresh rallies against the al-Maliki government - 30 December: Iraq protesters clash with official's guards in Ramadi

2013: 4 January: Tens of thousands of Sunni Muslims in Iraq have been staging anti-government protests in Baghdad and other cities - 11 January: Tens of thousands of people continue to protest in numerous cities, including Ramadi, Samara and Mosul - 26 January: Amid heightened tensions after troops killed seven anti-government protesters on Friday gunmen killed two soldiers and kidnapped three others in a series of shootings in Fallujah - 26 January: Thousands of mourners gathered in the Iraqi city of Fallujah on Saturday at the funerals of Sunni protesters killed by army troops a day earlier - 1/2 February: Hundreds of thousands of Iraqis protesting against alleged discrimination and PM Nuri al-Maliki in new rallies in Sunni-majority parts of the country - 22 February: Anti-al-Qaeda fighters targeted near Baghdad as fresh demonstrations are held against Maliki's Shia-led government - 24 April: After Iraqi forces raided a Sunni protest camp and deadly clashes between security forces and protesters in a wave of revenge attacks, gunmen seized control of Sulaiman Bek north of Baghdad - 31 August: Thousands of protesters in and around Baghdad and south Iraq angrily railed against lawmakers' lavish benefits

2014: 8 March 2014: Iraqi women protest bill permitting marriage of girls aged 9

2015: 8 February 2015: Baghdad residents are relieved following the end of their city's curfew after a decade - 1 August 2015: Several hundred Iraqis took to the streets of Baghdad to vent their anger at the electricity shortages, which they blamed on government corruption 12 years after Iraq's infrastructure was severely damaged during the 2003 USA-led invasion and chronic power shortages ever since - 5 August: Iraqis complain of poor government services as heat rises - 8 August: Thousands of demonstrators turned out on Friday in Baghdad and southern Iraq to protest against rampant corruption and abysmal electricity services, calling for officials to be held to account

2016: 26 April 2016: Hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets of Baghdad to protest at a months-long political crisis and lack of reform - 21 May 2016: At least four anti-government protesters have been killed and 90 injured as police forces ejected them from Baghdad’s heavily fortified green zone, according to medical sources

2017: 11 février 2017: Les forces de sécurité irakiennes ont utilisé des gaz lacrymogènes contre plusieurs milliers de partisans du religieux chiite Moktada al Sadr qui manifestaient à Bagdad, les heurts ont fait au moins sept morts

Since July 2018 Iraqi protests: July 2018 Iraqi protests - 14 July 2018: Iraq protests spread to several cities including Najaf, Nasiriya, Baghdad and Amara - 15 juillet 2018: Deux personnes ont été tuées dans le sud de l'Irak au cours d'un mouvement de contestation sociale qui gagne du terrain, poussant les autorités à décréter un couvre-feu à Bassora - 15 July 2018: Iraqis demanding better public services and jobs took to the streets again on Sunday in the southern oil-rich province of Basra, as authorities put security forces on high alert and blocked internet - 16 July 2018: Mass protests sweep Iraq, target pro-Iran militias and parties, as Baghdad government shuts Internet and sends USA-trained elite counter-terror units to quell economic unrest - 19 July 2018: Protests over widespread unemployment, pollution, dirty drinking water and electricity failures during a stifling heat wave spread through cities in Iraq's oil-rich Shia south, where residents are some of the country’s poorest

September 2018: 1 September 2018: Iraqis clash with security forces in southern oil hub of Basra in protest over neglect, demanding for better public services and an end to pervasive corruption - 5 September 2018: Seven dead, more than 30 wounded, as government forces respond to demonstrators in Basra because of lack of public services - 8 September 2018: Protesters in Basra have attacked or set fire to nearly every government building, including the headquarters of the ruling Da’wa Party, the offices of the state-run Iraqiya TV station, as well as the Iranian consulate and the headquarters of almost every Iranian-backed militia in the city - 25 September 2018: Masked gunmen shot dead human rights activist and mother of four Soad al-Ali, who has been involved in organizing protests demanding better services in the city, outside a supermarket in Basra on Tuesday

Iraqi society, culture, religion and human rights in Iraq: Iraqi society

Governorates and districts of Iraq: Governorates (provinces) of Iraq - Districts of Iraq

Baghdad Governorate: Baghdad Governorate

Baghdad: City of Baghdad - Neighborhoods of Baghdad - History of Baghdad

2014: 6 May 2014: Iraq faces challenge to find solution for growing slums

2015: 8 February 2015: Baghdad residents are relieved following the end of their city's curfew after a decade - 21 February 2015: Baghdad’s first female mayor Zekra Alwach to take reins - 11 November 2015: Baghdad's slums, fertile recruiting ground for political parties

Al Anbar Governorate: Al Anbar Governorate, geographically the largest Iraqi governorate Population of Al Anbar- 2015 Al-Karmah offensive

2015: 13 August 2015: Iraq's Anbar governor announces to implement a package of reforms as part of PM's campaign to combat corruption and end sectarian and party quotas for government positions

Nineveh Governorate: Nineveh Governorate

Mosul: Mosul, a major city in northern Iraq located some 400 km north of Baghdad, standing on the west bank of the Tigris, opposite the ancient Assyrian city of Nineveh on the east bank

History of Mosul: History of Mosul

2016-2017 Battle of Mosul: 2016-2017 Battle of Mosul, a major military campaign launched by the Iraqi Government forces with allied militias, the Kurdistan Regional Government, and international forces to retake the city of Mosul from the Islamic State terrorists

March 2019 ferry disaster: 21 March 2019 Mosul ferry sinking - 21 March 2019: At least 94 people, including 19 children, have drowned after a ferry overloaded with revellers celebrating the Kurdish new year and Mother’s Day capsized in the Tigris river near Mosul in Iraq

Demographics and minorities in Iraq: Demographics of Iraq - Ethnic groups in Iraq - Minorities in Iraq

Arabs in Iraq: Arabs in Iraq - Arabs have been the majority in Mesopotamia since the Sasanian Empire 224-637, from the eighth century following the Muslim conquest of Persia Arabic became the dominant language of Iraqi Muslims

Assyrians in Iraq: Assyrians in Iraq or Iraqi-Assyrians are an ethnoreligious and linguistic minority in present-day Iraq with significant populations in Baghdad, Dohuk and Nineveh Governorates - History of the Assyrian people - Assyrian homeland

Jews in modern Iraq: History of the Jews in modern Iraq

Kurds in Iraq: Kurds in Iraq, the largest ethnic minority in Iraq, comprising between 15% and 20% of the country's population, as Sunni Islam became the dominant religion of the Kurdish people Kurds made sure to keep spiritual identity separate from national identity and today many Muslim Kurds do not consider themselves particularly religious but secondary practices of Islam have a stronghold in Kurdish culture - History of the Kurdish people - Iraqi Kurdistan - Disputed territories of Northern Iraq

2016: 8 September 2016: Iranian Kurdish rebel group Kurdistan Freedom Party received military training in weapons and explosives from USA and European advisers as part of the international program backing Kurds in the war against Islamic State terrorists in Iraq

2017: September 2017 Iraqi Kurdistan independence referendum, scheduled to be held on 25 September 2017

Palestinians in Iraq: Palestinians in Iraq, most of whom have been residing in Iraq after they were expelled from their homeland in 1948, before 2003, there were approximately 34,000 mainly concentrated in Baghdad, however, since the 2003 Iraq war, the figure lies between 10,000 - 13,000

Iraqi Turkmens: Iraqi Turkmens are a Turkic ethnic group, mainly residing in northern Iraq, and the third largest ethnic group in Iraq after Arabs and Kurds

Yazidis: Yazidis are an ethnically Kurdish religious community indigenous to northern Mesopotamia

2016: 17 September 2016: Yazidi Nadia Murad Basee Taha, who survived rape and abuse as a sex slave of Islamic State terrorists, became a UN goodwill ambassador for the dignity of survivors of human trafficking, calling for justice for the victims of the terrorists and argued that the 2014 attack on the Yazidis should be recognised as a genocide

Religion in Iraq: Religion in Iraq - Freedom of religion in Iraq

Shia–Sunni relations in modern Iraq: Shia–Sunni relations in modern Iraq

June 2017: 22 June 2017: In another devastating blow to Iraq’s heritage, Islamic State terrorists blows up Mosul’s iconic leaning minaret and the adjacent mosque, that had stood for over 840 years, and where al-Baghdadi in 2014 declared himself 'caliph', as Iraqi PM said that the destruction of the Grand Nouri mosque is an admission by the militants that they are losing the fight for the country’s second-largest city

History of the Jews in Iraq: History of the Jews in Iraq - Talmudic Academies in Babylonia - History of the Jews in modern Iraq

Human rights in Iraq: Human rights in post-invasion Iraq - Human rights in Iraq - Law of Iraq

Culture and languages of Iraq: Culture of Iraq - History of Mesopotamia - Architecture of Mesopotamia - Languages of Iraq - Modern Standard Arabic - Kurdish languages - Syriac language - Armenian language - Neo-Aramaic languages

Mesopotamian Arabic

Women in Iraq: Women in Iraq - Women's rights - Organization of Women's Freedom in Iraq

2014: 6 February 2014: Iraqi security forces are detaining thousands of women illegally and subjecting them to torture and abuse, Human Rights Watch says - 8 March 2014: Iraqi women protest bill permitting marriage of girls aged 9

Children in Iraq:

2016: 30 June 2016: 3.6 million children in Iraq face risks of death, injury, sexual violence and recruitment, and a third of all Iraqi children need humanitarian aid, with conditions only getting worse following ongoing conflicts, Unicef says

2017: 5 July 2017: Years of living under Islamic State has left the children of Mosul with such dangerous levels of psychological damage they are unable to show emotion or play and are haunted by waking nightmares, according to 'Save the Children', based on discussions with children who had escaped to the Hammam al-Alil camp for displaced persons

Youth in Iraq: Youth in Iraq, Iraqis between 15–24 years old represent 19.6% of Iraq’s population of 32 million, the population continues to rise, but the youth population have experienced poor health from the effects of both malnutrition and poverty and securing employment is difficult for youth in Iraq

2014: 22 October 2014: Youth make up a major part of Iraq's population and almost 1 million of them aged 15-24 are registered as unemployed, Unesco says

Education in Iraq: Education in Iraq

Schools in Iraq: List of schools in Iraq

2017: 29 July 2017: Schoolgirls in Iraq’s Mosul aim to catch up on lost years after years of war, IS rule and despite difficult conditions

Universities in Iraq: Universities in Iraq

Violence against academics in post-invasion Iraq: Violence against academics in post-invasion Iraq since 2003

Health in Iraq: Health in Iraq

Water supply, quality and sanitation in Iraq: Water supply and sanitation in Iraq

2007 Iraq cholera outbreak: 2007 Iraq cholera outbreak

Healthcare in Iraq: Healthcare in Iraq - Childbirth in Iraq

List of hospitals in Iraq - Medical education in Iraq

Media of Iraq: Media of Iraq - Media coverage of the Iraq War - Newspapers in Iraq - TV in Iraq - 28 April 2013: Iraqi authorities announced that they had revoked the operating licenses of pan-Arab broadcaster Al-Jazeera and nine other satellite TV channels, alleging that they are promoting a sectarian agenda as the country grapples with a wave of violence - 24 October 2013: Iraqi journalist Bashar Abdulqader killed in Mosul

Internet in Iraq: Internet in Iraq

Crime in Iraq: Crime in Iraq - War crimes in Iraq - Religiously motivated violence in Iraq

Terrorism in Iraq: Terrorism in Iraq - Terrorist incidents in Iraq by year

Since 2004: Chlorine bombings in Iraq began as early as October 2004, when terrorists in Al Anbar province started using chlorine gas in conjunction with conventional vehicle-borne explosive devices

2013: 2 June 2013: A suspected al Qaeda cell captured that planned to produce chemical poisons such as mustard gas, government says

Terrorist incidents in Iraq in 2016: Terrorist incidents in Iraq in 2016

2017: Terrorist incidents in Iraq in 2017

'Islamic State' terrorists: Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant - Timeline of Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant events in 2014 - 2014 ISIL beheading incidents

2014: 25 September 2014: ISIS kill lawyer Samira Salih al-Nuaimi for 'apostasy' when she criticised them on Facebook for being religious bigots - 4 October 2014: Isis video shows murder of British hostage Alan Henning, who had gone to Syria to help victims of conflict by joining an aid convoy and was taken captive on December 26

2015: 18 February 2015: Iraq accuses Islamic State of harvesting organs, demanding UN investigation into reports of bodies with surgical incisions found in mass graves - 8 March 2015: Nigeria's Boko Haram reportedly pledges allegiance to 'Islamic State' terrorists - 8 décembre 2015: Les transferts irresponsables d'armes effectués vers l'Irak depuis des décennies sont à l'origine du redoutable arsenal utilisé par le groupe Etat islamique, provenant d'au moins 25 pays dont une bonne partie de Russie, selon un ONG rapport - 8 décembre 2015: Le nombre de combattants djihadistes présents en Syrie et en Irak, originaires de 86 pays différents, a plus que doublé en un an et demi pour atteindre au moins 27'000, selon un Soufan Group rapport

2016: 18 avril 2016: Les revenus de l'EI ont chuté de 30% en 9 mois

May 2016: 17 May 2016 Baghdad bombings, killing at least 101 people and injuring 194

July 2016: On 3 July 2016, coordinated IS bomb attacks were carried out in Baghdad, resulting in mass civilian casualties

14 July 2016: 'Islamic State' terrorist group admits 'minister for war' Omar the Chechen is dead

2017: Terrorist incidents in Iraq in 2017 - 16 February 2017: 51 people killed in Islamic State's car bombing in Shi'ite area, a crowded street full of garages and used car dealers, of Baghdad

Persecution of Yazidis and Assyrians by the 'Islamic State': Persecution of Yazidis by Islamic State - Persecution of Assyrians by the Islamic State

2014: 22 October 2014: UN's Ivan Simonovic says evidence strongly indicates that the Islamic State's assault on Yazidis is 'an attempt to commit genocide' - 23 December 2014: Yazidi women and girls tortured, raped, sold into sexual slavery under 'Islamic State' control, report says

Destruction of cultural heritage by 'Islamic State' terrorists: Destruction of cultural heritage by Islamic State terrorists

Capital punishment in Iraq: Capital punishment in Iraq - 7 October 2012: Bringing the number of executions this year to at least 113, Iraq executes 11 people despite international outcry - 27 March 2013: Iraq executed 18 people this month, despite global condemnation over its ongoing executions - 16 April: Iraq executes 21 in one day on 'terror' charges

Torture in Iraq: Torture in Iraq - 6 March 2013: Dozens of families in Fallujah say their relatives sentenced to hang on anti-terrorism charges have been tortured - 1 June 2013: Britain must investigate torture in Iraq, Afghanistan, UN says

Corruption in Iraq: Corruption in Iraq

2014: 6 September 2014: Corruption remains a salient feature of the political and economic landscape of Iraq and poses and threatens its full economic and social development, USA's office says - 12 October 2014: More than $1bn earmarked for the reconstruction of Iraq was stolen and spirited to a bunker in Lebanon as the USA and Iraqi governments ignored appeals to recover the money, investigator Stuart Bowen says

2016: 3 April 2016: Iraq to investigate claims Of Unaoil corruption against top officials including former oil minister Hussein al-Shahristani

2017: 31 décembre 2017: La corruption a l'ampleur d'un 'dinosaure' en Irak même si les autorités jurent vouloir les combattre, mais le phénomène a explosé après l'intervention américaine en 2003

Human trafficking in Iraq: Human trafficking in Iraq

Law and law enforcement in Iraq: Law of Iraq - the Republic of Iraq's legal system is in a period of transition following the 2003 invasion - Legal history of Iraq - Constitution of Iraq, the current constitution was drafted and approved in 2005 - October 2005 Iraqi constitutional referendum - Amendment to the Constitution of Iraq - the government of Iraq has established a committee to consider a proposed amendment - Federalism in Iraq

Judiciary of Iraq: Judiciary of Iraq - Supreme Court of Iraq

Law enforcement in Iraq: Law enforcement in Iraq

Iraqi Police - Facilities Protection Service - Iraqi Intelligence Service

Refugees of Iraq: Throughout the past 30 years, there have been a growing number of refugees of Iraq due to war or persecution - Homelessness in Iraq - Iraqi diaspora - Iraqis in Jordan - Iraqis in Lebanon - Iraqis in Syria - Iraqis in Turkey - Iraqi diaspora in Europe

2007: 27 October 2007: Homeless in Iraq, the country's growing insecurity is illustrated by the number of people fleeing their homes

2014: 2014 UNHCR's Iraq operations profile - 22 June 2014: Displaced by ISIS militants, hundreds of thousands of Iraqis seek shelter

Iraqi Kurdistan: Iraqi Kurdistan - Geography - Kurdish population - Demographics - Kurdish language - Kurdish culture

Iraqi–Kurdish conflict 1918-2003, disputed territories and regional government: Iraqi–Kurdish conflict 1918-2003 - 16 March 1988 Halabja poison gas attack, genocidal massacre against the Kurdish people

Disputed territories of Northern Iraq - Kurdistan Regional Government

Peshmerga: Peshmerga, the military forces of the autonomous region of Iraqi Kurdistan

Economy of Iraqi Kurdistan: Economy of Iraqi Kurdistan - main industries include petroleum, petroleum refining, natural gas, hydrocarbons, construction materials, light weapons and small arms and ammunition, electrical equipment, auto assembly, radio equipment, pharmaceuticals, textiles, clothing and footwear, food processing

Kirkuk–Ceyhan Oil Pipeline: Kirkuk–Ceyhan Oil Pipeline

2015 Financial and economic crisis in the Kurdistan region: 2015 Financial and economic crisis in the Kurdistan region

2015: 4 December 2015: Iraqi Kurdistan's cash crisis hits banks

Iraqi Kurdistan society, politics and human rights: Iraqi society - Human rights in Iraqi Kurdistan

Elections and politics in Iraqi Kurdistan: Iraqi Kurdistan legislative election 25 July 2009

Iraqi Kurdistan legislative election 21 September 2013 - 21 September 2013: Iraq's Kurds vote amid rows, regional tensions - 28 September: Iraq president's party falls to third in Kurdish polls, with 95 percent of votes counted the KDP was first with 719,004 votes, the opposition Goran movement second with 446,095, and the PUK third with 323,867

2012/2013: 28 July 2012: Kurd leader Massoud Barzani warns against budget cuts by Iraq - 10 January 2013: Syrian Kurds find refuge in northern Iraq - camp Domiz is home to about 30.000 Syrian Kurds who are allowed to move freely and work in the region - 14 mai: Les premiers rebelles du PKK arrivent en Irak après leur retrait de Turquie - 11 June 2013: More than 1,000 Kurdish career soldiers in the Iraqi army have deserted and want to be integrated into the Kurdish former rebel peshmerga militia - 26 June 2013: A Kurdish bloc won the most seats in one of two provinces that held delayed elections last week, surprisingly beating out the governor's Sunni Arab party - 28 July: A suicide car bomber rammed his vehicle into a Kurdish security patrol in northern city of Tuz Khormato killing eight people and wounding five more - 18 août 2013: Des milliers de Kurdes syriens affluent dans la région autonome du Kurdistan irakien en quête d'un peu de répit, loin des privations et des combats contre les jihadistes

2014/2015: 4 July 2014: With large parts of Iraq in militant hands, Iraqi Kurdistan's Barzani calls for independence referendum - 1 August 2015: Iraq's Kurdistan laments caught in middle of Turkey-PKK fight, calling for both sides to return to a ceasefire - 1 August 2015: Kurdish regional government, desiring to protect civilians from Turkish airstrikes, demands withdrawal of PKK

2016: 22 January 2016: The president of Iraq’s autonomous Kurdish north Massoud Barzani calls on global leaders to acknowledge that the Sykes-Picot pact that led to the boundaries of the modern Middle East has failed, and urges them to broker a new deal paving the way for a Kurdish state - 17 March 2016: A delegation of Iraqi Kurds will visit Moscow in April to discuss Russian regime's weapons supplies, according to Iraqi Kurd representation office in Russia

September 2017: September 2017 Iraqi Kurdistan independence referendum, scheduled to be held on 25 September 2017 - 19 September 2017: Curfew imposed by Iraqi authorities in the northern city of Kirkuk before Kurdish independence vote - 25 September 2017: Iraqi Kurds vote in historic independence referendum - 26 September 2018: Kurds overwhelmingly back independence as first votes in referendum tallied, as Erdogan regime in neighboring Turkey threatens military action - 26 September 2017: Kurds declare victory in independence vote, as Barzani calls on world powers 'to respect the will of millions of people'

October 2017 Battle of Kirkuk: October 2017 Battle of Kirkuk, Iraqi offensive to retake Kirkuk Governorate from the Kurdish Regional Government - 29 octobre 2017: Massoud Barzani a annoncé dimanche qu'il ne sera plus président 'après le 1er novembre', sur fond de crise avec Bagdad

September 2018 Iraqi Kurdistan general election: 30 September 2018 Iraqi Kurdistan general election - 30 September 2018: Voting began across Iraq’s Kurdistan for a new parliament in the autonomous region, which is mired in an economic crisis a year after an independence referendum that infuriated Baghdad

Foreign relations of Iraq: Foreign relations of Iraq

Iraq/Arab League relations: Iraq/Arab League relations: 28 March 2012 - Arab League begins key Baghdad summit - water shortages and regional economy top the agenda at 21-nation bloc's first meeting since the Arab Spring uprisings

Iraq/OPEC relations: OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) membership - OPEC quotas and production of petroleum - World oil reserves - Key oil producing countries and petroleum politics

Iraq/Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) relations: Member states of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation

2014: 17 June 2014: Crises and situations in Iraq, Syria, in Central Africa, Libya, Myanmar, Nigeria and Mali on the agenda of the OIC Foreign Ministers Conference, 41st session in Jeddah (Saudi Arabia) 18/19 June 2014

Iraq/United Nations relations: United Nations Security Council and the Iraq War

2013: 10 February 2013: UN condemns attack on Iranian exile camp and demands investigation by Iraqi authorities into deadly attack on dissident base that left at least six dead - 27 avril 2013: L'ONU appelle à la 'retenue' en Irak après au moins 200 personnes sont mortes ces quatre derniers jours, principalement dans des heurts entre forces de l'ordre et manifestants sunnites hostiles au PM chiite al-Maliki

2014: 12 June 2014: UN official to Iraq briefs Security Council saying there is no immediate threat to Baghdad - 2 July: UN and USA sharply criticised Iraqi leaders, warning time is running out after chaos in parliament despite calls for unity in the face of Isis offensive - 15 August: Iraq PM al-Maliki's decision to step down welcomed by UN's Ban Ki-moon, who urges meeting on nuclear-free Mideast - 20 September 2014: UN urges global support for Iraq to fight terror, reaffirms support for its force in Golan - 24 September 2014: As USA-led coalition's campaign against 'Islamic State' continues in Iraq and Syria, a UN Security Council committee blacklists more than a dozen foreign extremist fighters, fundraisers and recruiters tied to militant groups in Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Tunisia and Yemen - 18 October 2014: UN Security Council urges the international community to further strengthen support for the Iraqi government including Security Forces in the fight against Islamic State

2015: 18 February 2015: Accusing Islamic State of harvesting organs, Iraq demands UN investigation into reports of bodies with surgical incisions found in mass graves

February 2018 Kuwait International Conference for Reconstruction of Iraq: February 2018 Kuwait International Conference for Reconstruction of Iraq - 12 février 2018: L'Irak cherche à récolter 88 milliards de dollars pour se reconstruire, un chantier titanesque entamé lundi avec l'ouverture d'une conférence internationale à Koweït - 15 February 2018: Donor conference pledges $30bn to help Iraq rebuild after the ravages of Islamic State terrorists, about a third of what the country estimates it will need long term

Bilateral relations of Iraq: Bilateral relations of Iraq

Iraq/Canada relations: Iraq/Canada relations - 8 March 2015: Canadian soldiers wounded and killed after ignoring an order to stay in their car and showing up at the frontline unannounced, Kurdish peshmerga say

Iraq/PR of China relations: Iraq/PR of China relations - 11 March 2015: China says Muslim Uighurs have gone overseas to fight with Islamic State, which controls sections of Syria and Iraq, and returned to take part in plots at home

Iraq/Egypt relations: Iraq/Egypt relations relations - 31 August 2013: Qaeda in Iraq urges Egyptians to rise against army

Iraq/Iran relations: Iraq/Iran relations - Safavid conversion of Iran to Shia Islam - conversion in Iraq - Iraq/Iran war 1980-1988

2012: 22 août 2012: L’Iran s’appuierait sur l’Irak pour contourner les sanctions internationales

2013: 9 February 2013: Six people including a woman were killed and more than 25 wounded in a rocket attack on Iranian dissident camp in Iraq's capital Baghdad - 10 February: UN condemns attack on Iranian exile camp and demands investigation by Iraqi authorities into deadly attack on dissident base that left at least six dead - 15 June: Two people killed in a mortar attack on Iranian dissident camp in the Iraqi capital - 6 September 2013: US intercepts an order from an Iranian official instructing Shi'ite militants in Iraq to attack US interests in Iraq - 27 December: Rockets struck near Baghdad airport in what an exiled Iran opposition group said was an attack on their camp that left three dead and around 50 wounded

2014-present Iranian intervention in Iraq: Iranian intervention in Iraq (2014–present)

2014: 25 February: Iraq broke UN embargo on Iran by purchasing weapons worth $195 million - 25 June: Gunmen kill three Iranian security guards in an ambush near the Iraqi border - 6 July: Iranian pilot killed fighting against Sunni Muslim militants in Samarra north of Baghdad

2015: 22 September 2015: The eight-year Iraq-Iran war looms large in Iran with 8,000 Iranian soldiers still unaccounted for

2017: 23 July 2017: Iran and Iraq signed an agreement on Sunday to boost cooperation in a host of military fields, including training and logistical, technical and military support

September 2018: 7 September 2018: Iraqis set Iran consulate in southern city of Basra ablaze, decrying Iranian regime’s interference and holding Iranian-backed political parties responsible for mismanagement and the poor services in the city

Iraq/Israel relations: Iraq/Israel relations - History of the Jews in Iraq

2014: 21 June 2014: Israel accepts first delivery of disputed oil from Iraqi Kurdistan's pipeline

2017: 25 July 2017: Yazidi survivor of Islamic State captivity Nadia Murad urged the Knesset to recognize the terror organization’s crimes against Iraq’s Yazidi minority as a genocide, and lawmaker Ksenia Svetlova pledged to seek official Israeli recognition through Knesset legislation

Iraq/Japan relations: Iraq/Japan relations - Haruna Yukawa and Kenji Goto the first Japanese nationals to be held hostage by 'Islamic State' terrorists 2014-2015 - 21 January 2015: Japan's PM Abe rushes home from the Middle East to take charge of response after 'Islamic State' terrorists threatened to kill two nationals unless Japan pays ransom - 25 January: Reported execution of journalist Haruna Yukawa by 'Islamic State' condemned by Japan's PM Abe - 1 February 2015: Japan mourns slain hostage Kenji Goto as caring, courageous reporter remembering him for devotion to world’s refugee camps and orphanages

Iraq/Jordan relations: Iraq/Jordan relations - 22 June 2014: ISIS militants capture Iraqi border crossing with Syria, Jordan - 28 January 2015: Secret talks in Jordan try to secure release of 'Islamic State' hostages - 3 February: 'Islamic State' terrorists burn Jordanian pilot Moaz al-Kasasbeh alive - 4 February: Jordan executes two Iraqi militants in response to 'Islamic State' murder of pilot following Jordan's offer to swap Sajida al-Rishawi for the pilot

Iraq/Kuwait relations: Iraq/Kuwait relations - Rumaila oil field - Invasion of Kuwait 1990/91 - Kuwait–Iraq barrier

Iraq/Russia relations: Iraq/Russia relations - 9 October 2012: Iraq's Maliki in Russia for huge arms deal - 11 November: Iraq's defence minister denies reports that $4.2bn arms deal with Russia has been scrapped over corruption fears - 17 October: Iraq receiving arms from Russia under a historic $4.3-billion deal it signed last year but then scrapped amid corruption allegations - 29 June 2014: While USA has begun sending military advisers to Iraq once more and is flying armed drones over Baghdad, Iraq receives Russian jets - 15 April 2015: Israel's PM Netanyahu urges Russia's Putin in vain not to supply Iran with the S-300 missile system, warning it will boost regime’s aggression

Iraq/Saudi-Arabia relations: Iraq/Saudi Arabia relations - Saudi–Iraqi neutral zone since 1922 - Saudi support 1980-1982 for Iraq during the Iran–Iraq war - Battle of Khafji January 1991 - Operation Southern Watch 1992-2003 - Proposed Saudi–Iraq barrier since 2006 - 21 November 2013: Six mortar bombs at Saudi Arabia in an attack by an Iranian-backed Iraqi Shi'ite militia, saying it was warning the kingdom to stop meddling in Iraqi affairs - 3 July 2014: Saudi Arabia deploys 30,000 soldiers to Iraq border after Iraqi soldiers abandoned the area, but Iraq's government says the frontier is remaining under its full control

Iraq/Switzerland relations: Iraq/Switzerland relations - 10 October 2013: Iraq and a Swiss company signed a $6 billion deal for the construction and operation of an oil refinery

Iraq/Syria relations: Iraq/Syria relations - Euphrates river - 12 juillet: L'ambassadeur de Syrie à Bagdad rejoint les rangs de l'opposition - 20 July: Democratic forces seize control of Syria's border crossings with Iraq - 8 September: Mortar rounds or rockets fired from Syria killed a young Iraqi girl and wounded four people in a border town in western Iraq

2013/2014: 23 December 2013: Iraqi crude from Egypt was Assad's secret lifeline in the last nine months, documents reveal - 26 June 2014: Al-Maliki confirms and welcomes Assad airstrikes carried out against ISIS in Iraq

2016: 7 September 2016: Iraqi Shi'ite Militia Sends Over 1,000 Fighters to Aleppo to fight alongside Assad's army, Hezbollah, Iranian forces and other militias against insurgents battling to topple Syrian dictator Assad

Iraq/Turkey relations: Iraq/Turkey relations - Euphrates river

Since 1992 Turkish military operations in Northern Iraq: Since 1992 List of Turkish Armed Forces operations in Northern Iraq - Cross-border operations of Turkey into Iraq

2008 Turkish incursion into northern Iraq2008 Turkish incursion into northern Iraq

August 2011 Turkey-Iraq cross-border raids: August 2011 Turkey-Iraq cross-border raids

2012: 21 July 2012: Blast shuts down Iraq-Turkey oil pipeline - 10 October: Russia warms up to Iraq with arms deal - don’t drag NATO into Syria, Baghdad warns Ankara

2013/2014: 17 November 2013: Iraqi Kurdish president in Turkey to back PM's peace effort - 11 June 2014: Isis militants kidnap Turkish diplomats after seizing consulate in Mosul

2015: 29 July 2015: Turkey launches heaviest airstrikes on Kurdish militants in northern Iraq since campaign began last week - 29 July: Turkey steps up bombing of Kurdish targets in Iraq, after Nato members urged proportionate response to security threat, alleged by Turkey - 1 August 2015: Iraqi Kurdistan urges Turkey to halt PKK bombardment - 1 August: Iraq's Barzani condemns Turkish bombing he says killed civilians - 8 September 2015: Turkish troops cross into Iraq in pursuit of Kurdish PKK rebels - 19 September 2015: Turkish jets hit Kurdish militant camps in Iraq, killing at least 55 people - 5 December 2015: Iraq tells Turkey to 'immediately' withdraw forces, including tanks and artillery, it has deployed in the country’s north without Iraq’s consent

April 2017 Turkish airstrikes in Syria and Iraq: April 2017 Turkish airstrikes in Syria and Iraq targeting the People's Protection Units (YPG), the Women's Protection Units (YPJ) and the Sinjar Resistance Units (YBS), killing and injuring dozens of Kurds

January/February 2018: 4 February 2018: Iraqi FM condemns ongoing Turkish military operation in Afrin

Iraq/United Kingdom relations: Iraq/United Kingdom relations

1920: Iraqi revolt against the British 1920 - Alleged British use of gas in Mesopotamia 1920 - The 'Guardian' 2003: Our last occupation - Gas, chemicals, bombs: Britain has used them all before in Iraq 1920

1922-1988: RAF Iraq command 1922-1941 - AHQ Iraq command 1941-1955 - Britische Herrschaft und Königreich 1920-1958 - British support for Iraq during the Iran-Iraq war 1980-1988

British/USA-led Iraq War (2003-2011) and aftermath: Iraq War (2003-2011) - Category: Iraq War since 2003 - Bush and Blair determined to go to war regardless of the facts - memo of the meeting 31 January 2003 - Besetzung des Irak seit 2003 - "Iraq War Logs" (Tagebuch des Irakkriegs) - 104.924 recorded Iraqi deaths including 66.081 civilian deaths until 2009 - 20 October 2012: The families of two soldiers killed in Iraq have been told they can sue the Ministry of Defence for negligence - 21 December: Britain has paid out $22.7m to Iraqis who accused UK troops of illegally detaining and torturing them following the 2003 invasion - 29 January 2013: British troops in Iraq killed civilians including women, the elderly and children and committed 'terrifying acts of brutality', the High Court heard today - 17 March 2013: At least 112,000 civilians were killed in the 10 years since the US-led 2003 invasion of Iraq, according to the Britain-based Iraq Body Count group - 1 June 2013: Britain must investigate torture in Iraq, Afghanistan, UN says

2014: 27 February 2014: Iraq commemorates 1920 uprising against British occupation in new museum

13 September 2014: British aid worker David Cawthorne Haines captured by ISIL in 2013 and later executed by beheading on 13 September 2014 - 4 October: Islamic State beheads British man Alan Henning, who had gone to Syria to help victims of conflict by joining an aid convoy and was taken captive on December 26

Iraq/USA relations: Iraq/USA relations - Category: Iraq War 2003-2011 - 9 mars 2013: Une enquête révèle que la torture était pratiquée en Irak pendant l'occupation américaine et accuse les États-Unis d’avoir couvert des actes de torture - 31 octobre 2013: Le Premier ministre irakien Nouri al-Maliki, en visite aux Etats-Unis, réclame une "troisième guerre mondiale" contre le "virus" Al-Qaïda

United States/Bradley Manning trial since 3 June 2013: 2013 United States v. Bradley Manning - July 12, 2007 Baghdad airstrike - release of 39 minutes of classified cockpit gunsight footage in 2010

2014: 17 June 2014: Despite Obama's vow, USA to deploy 275 military personnel in Iraq - 29 June 2014: While USA has begun sending military advisers to Iraq once more and is flying armed drones over Baghdad, Iraq receives Russian jets - 27 September: USA-led coalition forces hit IS oil targets seeking to destroy the jihadists’ business as Britain, Belgium and Denmark promise warplanes to join the USA-led air armada battering IS targets in Iraq and as Turkey's Erdogan signals more active role in anti-IS fight, calling for no-fly zone over Syria

October 2014: 22 October 2014: After seven years four Blackwater employees were tried and convicted in USA federal court, one of murder and the other three of manslaughter of a group of unarmed civilians at a crowded Baghdad traffic junction in September 2007

2015: 12 April 2015: Iraq's prime minister to seek billions in military aid and modern USA arms with deferred payment, after Islamic State terrorists took equipment in 2014

Environment of Iraq: Environment of Iraq - Natural history of Iraq - Geology of Iraq - Geography of Iraq - Geography of Iraqi Kurdistan - Ecology of Iraqi Kurdistan

Climate of Iraq: The climate of Iraq, mainly a hot desert climate or a hot semi-arid climate to the northernmost part, averages high temperatures are generally above 40°C during summer months while averages low temperatures can drop to below 0°C during winter, most of the rainfall occurs from December through April and averages between 100 and 180 millimeters annually - Climate of Iraqi Kurdistan

Landforms of Iraq: Landforms of Iraq - Mountain ranges of Iraq - Mountains of Iraq - Deserts of Iraq - Arabian Desert - Syrian Desert

Water in Iraq: Water in Iraq - List of rivers of Iraq - Dams in Iraq - Water supply and sanitation in Iraq

Environmental issues in Iraq: Environmental concerns in Iraq include dust storms, sandstorms, floods - Environmental issues in Iraq include inadequate supplies of potable water, development of Tigris-Euphrates Rivers system contingent upon agreements with upstream riparian Turkey, air and water pollution, soil degradation (desalination) and erosion, desertification, government water control projects have drained most of the inhabited marsh areas east of An Kshatriya by drying up or diverting the feeder streams and rivers, a once sizable population of Shi'a Muslims, who have inhabited these areas for thousands of years, has been displaced, furthermore, the destruction of the natural habitat poses serious threats to the area's wildlife populations

Natural disasters in Iraq - heatwaves, droughts, flooding:

2012/2013 floods and loss of fresh water: 29 December 2012: Iraq sees worst flooding in years - residents blame corruption and political infighting for poor civic amenities as Baghdad is inundated with water - 12 February 2013: A large loss of fresh water reserves in the Tigris and Euphrates river basins since 2003 detected - 17 February 2013: NASA images reveal Middle East water woes - vanishing rivers and increase in well drilling cause drastic loss of region's freshwater resources - 20 novembre 2013: Des inondations ont fait onze morts en Irak dans les régions de Bagdad, Nassiriyah, Diwaniyah et Hilla

2015 heatwave: 4 August 2015: Middle East swelters in heatwave as temperatures top 50C - 2 November 2015: Iraq's government declared an emergency in areas overwhelmed by heavy rain that has caused widespread flooding and multiple deaths

2016 heatwave: 22 July 2016: Middle East locations Mitribah in Kuwait and Basra in Iraq hit 129 degrees, hottest ever in Eastern Hemisphere

2017 heatwave: 10 August 2017: While Europe does battle with a heatwave named Lucifer, the Middle East is enduring a summer so brutal that even those accustomed to Baghdad’s searing August are labelling it 'ungodly', reaching 48C or higher since weekes

Earthquakes in Iraq: Earthquakes in Iraq

November 2017 Kermanshah earthquake: 12 November 2017 Kermanshah earthquake on the Iran–Iraq border, just inside Iran in the Kermanshah Province - 13 November 2017: A powerful magnitude-7.3 earthquake has rocked the northern border region between Iran and Iraq, killing more than 328 people in Iran and seven in Iraq and injuring thousands more

Israel - Geography of Israel - History of Israel - Demographics of Israel

Economy of Israel: Economy of Israel - main industries are high-technology products (including aviation, communications, telecommunications equipment, computer hardware and software, computer-aided design and manufacturing, medical electronics, fiber optics), pharmaceuticals, potash and phosphates, metals products, chemical products, plastics, diamond cutting, petroleum refining, textiles - List of companies of Israel - Companies of Israel by industry

Manufacturing companies of Israel: Manufacturing companies of Israel

Motor vehicle manufacturers of Israel: Motor vehicle manufacturers of Israel - Since 1932 Ha'argaz, an Israeli cooperative founded in Tel Aviv and one of Israel's oldest industrial companies, since 2009 the company moved its bus factory from Tel Aviv to an industrial zone near Kiryat Mal'akhi - Since 1949 Merkavim Transportation Technologies Ltd., the largest bus manufacturing company in Israel - Since 1966 Automotive Industries

Electronics companies of Israel: Electronics companies of Israel - Semiconductor companies of Israel

January 2019: 29 January 2019: Intel confirms Kiryat Gat plant plan, saying it is expanding its operations in Israel and will invest nearly $11 billion in a new plant, expected to bring thousands of jobs to the south

Science and technology in Israel: Science and technology in Israel - Israeli inventions - List of Israeli inventions and discoveries - Israel National Museum of Science, Technology, and Space in Haifa

Technology companies of Israel: Technology companies of Israel - Technion – Israel Institute of Technology

Information technology and software companies of Israel: Information technology companies of Israel - Information technology in Israel - Software companies of Israel

Medical technology companies of Israel: Medical technology companies of Israel

High technology in Israel: High technology in Israel

Aircraft manufacturers of Israel: Aircraft manufacturers of Israel

Since 1953 Israel Aerospace Industries: Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd., producing aerial systems for both military and civilian usage and wholly owned by the government of Israel, founded 1953

Since 1997 Aeronautics Defense Systems: Since 1997 Aeronautics Defense Systems, an Israeli company specializing in the manufacturing of Unmanned Aerial Systems, commonly known as drones

Space program of Israel: Space program of Israel - Since 1982 Ministry of Science, Technology and Space - Since 1983 Israel Space Agency

Satellites of Israel: Satellites of Israel - Communications satellites of Israel - Earth observation satellites of Israel

2014: 31 January 2014: Israel plans to land an unmanned spacecraft on the moon as early as 2016

2017: 2 August 2017; Israel launches first environmental research satellite Venµs in a joint venture between ISA and its French counterpart CNES, to obtain high-resolution photographs of specific sites to track environmental issues such as desertification, erosion, pollution, natural disasters, and other phenomena linked to climate change

February 2019 Launch of Beresheet lunar lander: 22 February 2019 Launch of Beresheet lunar lander which will measure the Moon's local magnetic field to help understand how it formed, also bringing a digital 'time capsule' - 22 February 2019: 'Beresheet' spacecraft could make Israel the fourth country to land on the moon, but for many engineers involved in the project just the launch of the spacecraft, that will now travel before reaching the moon on 11 April, is a great success, even more as the project is almost entirely funded by donations

5 March 2019: Israeli spacecraft snaps Earth 'selfie' with flag from 37,600 kilometers away, as plaque on its side features phrases 'Am Yisrael Chai' and 'small country, big dreams'

Defense industry of Israel: Defense industry of Israel - Elbit Systems Ltd. Israel-based international defense electronics company engaged in a wide range of programs throughout the world, founded 1996 - Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd. producing aerial systems for both military and civilian usage and wholly owned by the government of Israel, founded 1953 - Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Ltd. develops and produces weapons, military, and defense technologies for the IDF and for export abroad, founded 1948 - Israel Military Industries Ltd. manufactures firearms, ammunition and military technology mainly for Israeli security forces, in Ramat HaSharon and founded 1933

2015: 24 May 2015: Weapons industry exports to Africa up 40% in 2014 compared to 2013, sales worldwide drop by nearly $1 billion, Asian and Pacific countries acquired Israeli military technology and arms worth $3 billion in 2014

Energy in Israel: Energy in Israel - Power companies of Israel

Solar power in Israel: Use of solar energy began in Israel in the 1950s with the development of a solar water heater to address the energy shortages that plagued the new country, today Israel's objective is to produce 10% of the country's energy from renewable sources by 2020

Since 1987 Ben-Gurion National Solar Energy Center: Since 1987 Ben-Gurion National Solar Energy Center at Midreshet Ben-Gurion, the national alternative energy research institute of Israel to study promising alternative and clean energy technologies, particularly those involving solar power

Solar energy companies in Israel: Solar energy companies of Israel - Arava Power Company since 2006 - Enlight Renewable Energy since 2008 - GreenSun Energy since 2009

March 2015: 30 March 2015: Knesset unveils solar field on roof producing up to 1/3 of parliament’s power

June 2018: 26 June 2018: Israel has approved a plan to build a solar field in Israel to pump power into the Gaza Strip and ease the electricity crisis in the Palestinian enclave, according to a Yedioth Ahronoth daily report, saying the panels would be set up near the Erez crossing between Gaza and Israel as a unilateral measure, without the involvement of the Hamas terror group

Oil and gas companies of Israel: Oil and gas companies of Israel - 30 March 2013: Israel begins gas delivery from offshore Tamar field

Grand Technion Energy Program: Grand Technion Energy Program since 2007

Agriculture in Israel: Agriculture in Israel - crops grown in the country include wheat, sorghum, corn, vegetables include tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, zucchini, fruit include citrus, avocados, kiwifruit, guavas, mangoes, grapes, melons, bananas, dates, apples, pears, cherries, furthermore, grape vineyards are found across the country - Israeli wine industry - Kibbutz

2016: 24 April 2016: Nearly half of Israel's farmland threatened by over-processing and climate change

Irrigation in Israel: Irrigation in Israel

Agricultural research in Israel: Agricultural research in Israel

Israel Land Administration and Authority: Israel Land Administration, an Israeli government authority responsible for managing land in Israel which is in the public domain, it manages 93% of the land in the country - Israel Land Authority, created as a part of a reform in Israel to replace the Israel Land Administration - Jewish National Fund - Israeli land and property laws

Forests in Israel: Forests of contemporary Israel are mainly the result of a massive afforestation campaign by the Jewish National Fund

Afforestation in Israel: Afforestation in Israel - 'Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael' Jewish National Fund's forestry and ecology research

Fishing in Israel: Fishing in Israel

Water in Israel: Water in Israel - Bodies of water of Israel

Rivers of Israel: Rivers of Israel - The Kishon River flows into the Mediterranean Sea near the city of Haifa - The Yarkon River flows west through Gush Dan and Tel Aviv's Yarkon Park into the Mediterranean Sea

Jordan River, Sea of Galilee and Dead Sea: The Jordan River, a 251-kilometre long river is an important water resource for Israel and, to a much lesser extent, for Jordan, flowing to the Dead Sea - Sea of Galilee, a freshwater lake in Israel partly fed by underground springs although its main source is the Jordan River which flows through it from north to south - Water politics in the Jordan River basin - Jordan Valley - Jordan Rift Valley - Water politics in the Jordan River basin - Israeli–Palestinian Joint Water Committee

Water supply and sanitation in Israel: Water supply and sanitation in Israel - National Water Carrier of Israel - Israel's water economy and 'Water Authority', the government's executive branch in charge of Israel's water economy

1964-1967: 1964-1967 'Battle over Water' refers to a series of confrontations between Israel and its Arab neighbors over control of water sources in the Jordan River drainage basin, contributing to the June 1967 Six-Day War

2015: 29 August 2015: Israel and the Palestinian territories are projected to be among the countries most prone to acute water shortages and resultant conflict in the coming decades, according to a new report

July 2016: 19 July 2016: Desalination of water is helping reduce conflict in the Middle East - 29 July 2016: One of the driest countries on Earth proves the desalination era is here, as Israel now makes more freshwater than it needs

September 2016: 6 September 2016: Israel's water crisis isn’t over, as Dead Sea, Lake Kinneret and aquifer levels are all down and continued drought, over-pumping and the needs of a growing population are playing havoc with the country’s ecology

2017: 4 June 2017: Water flow into Sea of Galilee at lowest level in a century, as with ongoing drought more water has evaporated than entered the Kinneret, leading to rising salinity rates, says Water Authority

2018: 26 February 2018: The use of desalinated water has significantly improved the quality of effluent (treated wastewater), leading to a dramatic increase from 32% to 80% in the proportion of effluent that is suitable for all types of irrigation over the last decade, according to Israel’s Water Authority on water quality - 10 June 2018: Israeli government approved a $30 million emergency drought recovery program in an effort to rehabilitate seven streams in northern Israel, taking the unprecedented step of bringing desalinated water directly to the Sea of Galilee, which is dangerously low

Transport in Israel: Transport in Israel - Roads in Israel - Bus service - Rail transport in Israel

Ports and harbors in Israel: Ports and harbors in Israel - Port of Haifa - Port of Ashdod - Port of Eilat

Air transport in Israel: Air transport in Israel - Aviation in Israel - Israeli airports - Ben Gurion Airport

July 2014: Airlines stop flights after a Hamas rocket landed about a mile from Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion Airport 22 July 2014

Tourism in Israel: Tourism in Israel - National parks and nature reserves of Israel - World Heritage Sites in Israel - Jerusalem old city - Archaeology of Israel - Masada

July 2014: 22 July 2014: The fighting with Hamas in Gaza is badly slowing the flow of foreign tourists into Israel, but Israelis, it turns out, have decided to wait out the turmoil

July 2018: 10 July 2018: Some 2.1 million tourist entries were recorded between January and June, the most for any half-year period and the first time the 2 million threshold was passed, according to the Tourism Ministry

External trade of Israel: External trade of Israel

2012/2013: 6 March 2012: Asia - main markets India and China - overtakes USA as target market for Israeli exports, as EU remains primary market for Israeli goods - 2012/2013 Israel-USA trade facts - 28 March 2013: The Israeli and the Palestinian national committees of the ICC signed an agreement to establish a center for arbitration between Palestinian and Israeli businesses, as the commerce between Israel and the Palestinians is about $20 billion annually

Banking in Israel: Banking in Israel - Banks of Israel

Financial services in Israel: Financial services in Israel - Tel Aviv Stock Exchange

Binary options trading in Israel: Binary options trading in Israel - binary options comprises 63%, or $1.25 billion, of Israel's $2 billion securities and derivatives industry, which contributed 0.7% of the country's gross domestic product during 2016

2016: 23 March 2016: An industry turning over hundreds of millions of dollars, employing thousands of people, is cynically cheating naive would-be investors worldwide via a range of corrupt practices, doing terrible harm to its victims, the 'Times of Israel' reports

June 2017: 18 June 2017: The Israeli cabinet approved a bill to ban the entire binary options industry, a multi-billion dollar, widely fraudulent, Israel-based enterprise, whose activities have been exposed in a series of articles by the 'Times of Israel' since March 2016 - 24 September 2017: FBI arrests Israeli binary options CEO Elbaz as she disembarks in New York, charged with wire fraud

Economic history of Israel and economic cycles: Economic history of Israel

1949-1959 Austerity in Israel: 1949-1959 Austerity in Israel

1983 Israel bank stock crisis and 1985 Economic Stabilization Plan: 1983 Israel bank stock crisis - 1985 Israel Economic Stabilization Plan

Since the 1980s Kibbutz crisis: Since the 1980s Kibbutz crisis, that intensified after the Israeli economic stabilization program of 1985 during which the inflation stopped, and that was characterized by the accumulating of large debts from the kibbutzim and in low return, also accompanied by a social crisis and a demographic crisis

1990s - 2010 change of Kibbutz movement: The status of kibbutzim today - 7 January 2010: After 100 years, the Kibbutz movement has completely changed, as only a quarter of kibbutzim still function as equalized cooperatives, while the rest have begun paying salaries to their members

2014 Hamas rocket attacks, conflict in Gaza and economic impact: 9 July 2014: After June kidnapping and murder of Israeli teenagers and ongoing heavy Hamas rocket fire into Israel, business in Israel's south hurting, workers, shoppers stay home, factories cut back production, malls are empty and tourists cancel hotel reservations - 15 July 2014: Israeli retailing dropped in first week of Protective Edge, decline in number of Israeli Arabs shopping in Jewish-area malls - 15 July 2014: Government says fighting is costing Israel $32.1 million a day at present, but Finance Minister Lapid says Israel can cover costs of extended conflict in Gaza - 16 July 2014: Hamas rocket attacks finally slam into Israeli business as the impact now is being felt in all sectors, from tourism to farming

Labor in Israel: Labor in Israel - Israel Central Bureau of Statistics' monthly labour force survey

2012-2018 Israel Employment Rate: 2012-2018 Israel employment rate, measuring the number of people who have a job as a percentage of the working age population, averaged 60.50% from 2012 until 2018 and reached 61.60% in June 2018

2012-2017 distribution of employment in Israel by economic sector: 2012-2017 distribution of employment in Israel by economic sector, as in 2017 1.07% of the employees in Israel were active in the agricultural sector, 17.3% in industry and 81.63% in the service sector

Palestinian workers in Israel: Palestinian workers in Israel

2013: 17 September 2013: The Israeli government approved 5,000 additional work permits to Palestinians from the West Bank, raising the number of permanent work permits to 48,000, another 3,000 Palestinians have permission to work temporarily in Israel, 27,000 more Palestinians work in industrial zones in the West Bank and in settlements, and at least another 30,000 work in Israel illegally, and thus about 100,000 Palestinians rely on jobs in Israel for their livelihood

2018: 12 January 2018: The Israeli government is likely to approve 7,500 additional permits for Palestinians to work in Israel, as some 100,000-110,000 Palestinians currently work in Israel, including 30,000-40,000 laborers without permits, while 30,000 work in West Bank settlements, and as according to the World Bank, unemployment in the West Bank in 2016 stood at around 18%

Standard of living and poverty in Israel: Standard of living in Israel

2013: 8 December 2013: Israel poverty high despite strong economy, OECD says

2017: 6 December 2017: Some 1.8 million Israelis, including 842,300 children, were living in poverty in 2016, according to the National Insurance Institute

Pensions in Israel: Pensions in Israel, consisting of a state old age pension system, a private pension system which employees are legally required to participate in and that is supervised and regulated by the government, and a pension system for civil servants

Taxation in Israel: Taxation in Israel

Israel Defense Forces: Israel Defense Forces

History of the Israel Defense Forces: History of the Israel Defense Forces - Military history of Israel - Military history of Jerusalem - Sieges of Jerusalem since 597 BC

November 1917 third Battle of Gaza: November 1917 third Battle of Gaza fought between the German and Ottoman empire and the United Kingdom and allies - 1915-1918 Sinai and Palestine Campaign of the Middle Eastern theatre of SPD supported World War I, fought by the Arab Revolt and the British Empire, against the Ottoman Empire and its Imperial German allies, starting with an Ottoman attempt at raiding the Suez Canal in 1915, and ending with the Armistice of Mudros in 1918, leading to the cession of Ottoman Syria and Palestine

November/December 1917 'Battle of Jerusalem': 17 November – 30 December 1917 'Battle of Jerusalem' on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea north of Jaffa, into the Judean Hills and around Jerusalem fought between the German and Ottoman empire and the United Kingdom and allies

Since 1920/1923 Mandatory Palestine, Yishuv and British 'White Paper': Mandatory Palestine established between 1920 and 1923 as part of the Partition of the Ottoman Empire under the terms of the British Mandate for Palestine - Yishuv, Jewish residents in the land of Israel prior to the establishment of the State of Israel 1948, during World War II 1939-1945 - Jewish insurgency in Mandatory Palestine, as tensions between Jewish militant underground organizations and the British mandatory authorities rose from 1938 and intensified with the publication of the White Paper of 1939, which outlined new government policies to place further restrictions on Jewish immigration and land purchases and declared the intention of giving independence to Palestine, with an Arab majority

1939-1945 World War II, participation of 'Haganah' against Nazi general Erwin Rommel threat: 1939-1945 World War II and participation of 'Haganah' Jewish paramilitary organization 1921–1948 in the British Mandate of Palestine, amid British fears of an Axis breakthrough in North Africa and the Middle-East led by Nazi general Erwin Rommel

1944-1946 Jewish Infantry Brigade Group: 1944-1946 Jewish Infantry Brigade Group, a military formation of the British Army in World War II recruited among Yishuv Jews from Mandatory Palestine and commanded by Anglo-Jewish officers, serving in the latter stages of the Italian Campaign, after World War II some members of the Brigade assisted Holocaust survivors to emigrate illegally to Mandatory Palestine as part of Aliyah Bet - Fighters against Nazis Medal

28 December 1949 first Holocaust Remembrance Day in Israel: 28 December 1949 first Holocaust Remembrance Day in Israel following a decision of the Chief Rabbinate of Israel that an annual memorial should take place, the day was marked by the burial in a Jerusalem cemetery of ashes and bones of thousands of Jews brought from the Flossenbürg concentration camp and religious ceremonies held in honor of the victims

3 May 1951 first officially organized Holocaust Remembrance Day: 3 May 1951 first officially organized Holocaust Remembrance Day event, held at the Chamber of the Holocaust on Mount Zion, as the Israel Postal Service issued a special commemorative envelope, and a bronze statue of Mordechai Anielewicz, the leader of the Warsaw Ghetto revolt in 1943, was unveiled at Yad Mordechai, a kibbutz named for him

29 November 1947 UN Partition Plan and 1947–1948 civil war in Mandatory Palestine: 29 November 1947 UN Partition Plan for Palestine - 30 November 1947 – 14 May 1948 civil war in Mandatory Palestine

14 May 1948 Declaration of the Establishment of the State of Israel: 14 May 1948 Israeli Declaration of Independence, formally the Declaration of the Establishment of the State of Israel by David Ben-Gurion, the Executive Head of the World Zionist Organization, Chairman of the Jewish Agency for Palestine, and soon to be first PM of Israel - Jewish Agency for Palestine 1929–1948

1948-1949 Arab–Israeli War: 15 May 1948 – 10 March 1949 Arab–Israeli War fought between the newly declared State of Israel and a military coalition of Arab states over the control of former British Palestine, forming the second and final stage of the 1947–1949 war in former Mandatory Palestine

2015: 13 February 2015: Even after four decades of a declining defense burden, Israel spends more on arms relative to the size of its economy and population than any of 11 major world economies - 21 November 2015: Israel has 115 nuclear warheads, USA research institute says

2018 Israel and Iranian regime's growing military presence and influence in the Middle East: 27 April 2018: 'Haaretz' looks at the IDF's responses to mounting tension on Israel's borders amid Iranian regime's growing military presence and influence in the Middle East

Military equipment of Israel: Military equipment of Israel

Israeli Air Force, equipment and defense missile systems: Israeli Air Force - History of the Israeli Air Force - Israel Air Forces equipment

Air defense missile systems - Iron Dome

2012: 26 November 2012: A new Israeli air shield against rockets more powerful than those intercepted by Iron Dome in the Gaza conflict passed its first field test

2018: 19 February 2018: Israel carried out a successful test of its long-range Arrow 3 missile defense system - 5 July 2018: Israel successfully tests missile defense systems, saying tests on Iron Dome, Magic Wand, and Arrow 3 designed to 'counter emerging threats in the region' - 6 July 2018: IDF reportedly boosts Iron Dome deployment in Gaza vicinity after security assessment in Southern Command

January 2019: 22 January 2019: Israel and the USA carried out a successful test of their advanced Arrow 3 missile defense system, two days after Israel’s Iron Dome battery intercepted an incoming projectile reportedly launched by Iranian forces in Syria

March 2019: 4 March 2019: USA military deployed in Israel for the first time its most advanced missile defense system as part of an exercise, saying the deployment of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense THAAD was meant to drill dispatching the system quickly across the world and working together with Israeli air defenses against threats such as long-range ballistic missiles

Structure and internal organization of the Israel Army: Structure and internal organization of the Israel Army - Military units and formations of Israel - Military Intelligence Directorate

General Staff of the Israel Defense Forces: General Staff of the Israel Defense Forces, the supreme command of the Israel Defense Forces based in the Kirya compound (Rabin Camp) in Tel Aviv - Since 1947 list of Chiefs of the General Staff of the Israel Defense Forces, appointed once every three (four) years - Since 15 January 2019 Lieutenant General Aviv Kochavi Chief of General Staff of the Israel Defense Forces

Israeli Planning Directorate: Israeli Planning Directorate, the central body in the Israel Defense Forces' General Staff which deals with strategic and tactical planning, the building of military forces, and military organization. It also serves as a planning body for the Ministry of Defense

Since 1999 Operations Directorate: Since 1999 Operations Directorate branch in the General Staff of the Israel Defense Forces

Technological and Logistics Directorate: Since 1947 Technological and Logistics Directorate

Since 1950 Military Intelligence Directorate in Israel: Since 1950 Military Intelligence Directorate in Israel

Conscription in Israel, reserve duty and women in the Israel Defense Forces: Conscription in Israel - Reserve duty - Women in the Israel Defense Forces

Israeli military personnel: Israeli military personnel

March 2017: 30 March 2017: The family of Yosef Avrahami, one of two IDF soldiers murdered in a lynching in Ramallah 17 years ago, said that it was not informed by either the military or the government that one of the culprits was released after reaching a plea deal in a retrial

April 2018: 13 April 2018: Since Israel's last Memorial Day, 71 more Israel Defense Forces soldiers have died serving their country, the number of those killed since 1860 defending Israel and the pre-state community is 23,645, according to the Defense Ministry

Members of the Israel Defense Forces who are missing in action: Members of the Israel Defense Forces who are missing in action

2006-2011: Gilad Shalit captured by Hamas militants in a cross-border raid via underground tunnels near the Israeli border on 25 June 2006, held captive for over five years, until his release on 18 October 2011 in exchange for 1,027 Palestinians as part of a prisoner exchange deal

Exemption from military service in Israel: Exemption from military service in Israel

2014: 2 March 2014: Ultra-Orthodox Haredim protest at law ending Israeli military exemption

Refusal to serve in the IDF: Refusal to serve in the IDF

Israeli security forces: Israeli security forces

Israeli Intelligence Community: Israeli Intelligence Community - Mossad - Israel Security Agency, the Shin Bet (abbreviation of the name), Israel's internal security service - Military Intelligence Directorate

Since May 1960 Adolf Eichmann abduction in Argentina and trial in Israel: On 11 May 1960 Adolf Eichmann abducted in Argentina, smuggled to Israel and tried - Since 1945 protection of Adolf Eichmann and other German officials by an international Nazi protection network including carmaker Mercedes-Benz in Argentina

1961 trial of Adolf Eichmann: 1961 trial of Adolf Eichmann, interrogated by Chief Inspector Avner Less of the national police, using documents provided primarily by Yad Vashem and Nazi hunter Tuviah Friedman, as Less was often able to determine when Eichmann was lying or being evasive, and when additional information, brought forward forcing Eichmann into admitting what he had done, was answered by Eichmann insisting he had no authority in the Nazi hierarchy and was only following orders, not seeming to realise the enormity of his crimes and showing no remorse

Foreign relations of Israel: Foreign relations of Israel

Treaties of Israel: Treaties of Israel

International recognition of Israel: International recognition of Israel

Jewish global population by country, following the Roman destruction of Judea in 66–136 CE and the Jewish diaspora: Jewish global population by country following the Roman destruction of Judea in 66–136 CE, resulting in the Jewish diaspora

2015: 28 June 2015: The world’s Jewish population has grown to be nearly as large (16.5 million) as it was on the eve of the second world war before the Holocaust, Jewish People Policy Institute says in its annual report

Since 19th century Aliyah and immigration to Israel: Immigration to Israel - Aliyah - the immigration of Jews from the diaspora to the land of Israel - The 'One Million Plan' was an official policy formulated by David Ben-Gurion in 1943–44 to bring one million Jews from Europe, North Africa and the Middle East to Mandatory Palestine in order to establish a state in the territory - Jewish exodus from Arab and Muslim countries - Palestinian migration to Israel - 1990s Post-Soviet aliyah

2014: 22 September 2014: Immigration to Israel figures hit five-year high up 28% from last year primarily due to an influx from France and Ukraine

Israel's membership in international organizations: Israel's membership in international organizations

Israel and the United Nations: Israel and the United Nations

Since 1948 Mixed Armistice Commissions and UN Truce Supervision Organization: Since 1948 Mixed Armistice Commissions, an organisation for monitoring the ceasefire along the lines set by the General Armistice Agreements, composed of United Nations Military Observers it was part of the UN Truce Supervision Organization peacekeeping force in the Middle East - Since 1948 United Nations Truce Supervision Organization

Permanent Representatives of Israel to the UN: Permanent Representatives of Israel to the United Nations

Israel, Palestine and the United Nations: Israel, Palestine and the UN

Since 1947 List of the UN resolutions concerning Israel and Palestine: Since 1947 List of the UN resolutions concerning Israel and Palestine - Since 1947 List of UN resolutions concerning Israel - Since 1947 List of UN resolutions concerning Palestine

2012: 26 March 2012: Israel ends contact with UN Human Rights Council after it decided to investigate Jewish settlements in the West Bank - 3 December: UN's Ban Ki-moon warns Israel of 'fatal blow' to peace - 20 December: UN Security Council members, except for the US, call for immediate halt to plans to build homes in occupied territories

2013: 29 January 2013: Remembering a decision last year to investigate Jewish settlements in the West Bank Israel boycotts UN rights council in unprecedented move - 31 January 2013: UN inquiry concludes all Israeli settlement activity in West Bank is unlawful and must cease 'immediately', and calls for sanctions against Israel over West Bank settlements - 26 February 2013: The United Nations has called for an independent inquiry into the death of Palestinian Arafat Jaradat in Israeli custody - 2 October: Iran now has a window of opportunity to prove its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes, UN's Ban Ki-moon reportedly told PM Benjamin Netanyahu during their meeting in New York - 29 October: Israel returns to UN rights forum after 1.5 year boycott

2014: 19 January 2014: Israel's PM Benjamin Netanyahu condemns UNESCO decision to postpone an exhibit tracing 3,500 years of ties between the Jewish people and Israel, following pressure from Arab countries - 28 February: Israel urges IAEA to issue full report on Iran nuclear research - 13 March: UN's Ban Ki-moon strongly deplores heavy rocket barrage on Israel from Gaza - 22 June: UN envoy Robert Serry denies claim he tried to funnel $20m to Hamas behind Israel's back - 17 July: 20 missiles found in UN-run school in Gaza, confirming Israel’s oft-repeated claim that Hamas and other Gazan terror groups use civilian infrastructure to hide weapons - 20 July 2014: 'United' Nations agency UNRWA handed 20 missiles found in Gaza school back to Hamas, not to International Criminal Court - 22 July: For the second time in less than a week, rockets have been found in a school in Gaza operated by the UNRWA - 23 July 2014: UN's Ban Ki-moon is 'alarmed' to hear that rockets placed in UN-run school in Gaza now 'have gone missing', demanding a full review - 24 July 2014: In Geneva the UN human rights council voted to launch an international inquiry to investigate violations of international human rights and humanitarian law in Gaza, with the USA opposing the move and 17 countries abstaining - 14 August: Having no faith in the planned UN investigation into the Gaza war, IDF conducting own inquiry into Gaza civilian deaths - 22 October: UN's Ban Ki-Moon debriefing Security Council will push forward on an investigation into the destruction in Gaza also of UN-buildings, including incidents when Hamas weapons were found in UN schools

2015: 21 February 2015: Israel asks UN to condemn Iran Holocaust cartoon contest, as upcoming Tehran competition to offer first place prize of $12,000 for best drawing on Shoah denial - 8 April: Some 100 representatives from Arab and Muslim states expected in Jerusalem next week for summit on banning nuclear testing sponsored by the UN and organized by CTBTO - 26 April: After 20 years, Israeli delegation will attend UN nuclear disarmament summit to encourage negotiations with 'moderate countries' - 6 June 2015: UN agencies in Israel and the Palestinian territories reported an alarming number of child victims in last year's war in the Gaza Strip but were split on whether Israel should be put on a list of violators of children's rights - 22 August 2015: Israel’s Ambassador to the UN Ron Prosor calls for the UN to condemn Syrian-Iranian Thursday’s rocket fire on Israel, and not simply make do with a general statement regarding both sides

2016: 21 December 2016: 'International, Impartial and Independent Mechanism to Assist in the Investigation and Prosecution of Those Responsible for the Most Serious Crimes under International Law Committed in the Syrian Arab Republic since March 2011' resolution, adopted by a recorded vote of 105 in favour and 15 against, with 52 abstentions, with Israel’s absence at the UN General Assembly on this resolution A/71/L.48 - 24 December 2016: Israel rejects 'shameful' UN resolution, demanding a halt to all Israeli settlement activity in the West Bank and East Jerusalem after Obama administration refused to veto - 28 December 2016: PM Netanyahu, who reportedly acceded to Russian request not to vote for war crimes investigative mechanism at the UN General Assembly, days before anti-settlements resolution passed at UN Security Council with Moscow’s help, loses confidence

2017: 30 March 2017: Israel cuts UN payment again by $2 million over 'anti-Israel’ bias following votes critical of Israel at the Geneva-based Human Rights Council, and condemns the 'obsessional discrimination against Israel on the part of the United Nations and its agencies' - 14 April 2017: Israel's PM and president send condolences to family of British Hannah Bladon after a Palestinian East Jerusalem resident, said to be a mentally ill, killed the exchange student at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem on tram in capital - 27 May 2017: The mother of USA yeshiva student Ezra Schwartz, who was shot to death in November 2015 by a Palestinian terrorist in the West Bank, told a UN forum that the perpetrator 'and his family should not be compensated for murdering innocent people (in) just another way to glorify and encourage terrorism', as Israel's UN envoy said that the Palestinian Authority paid out nearly $130 million to terrorists in prisons in Israel and another $175 million to the families of terrorists killed during their attacks, who are recognized as martyrs - 30 May 2017: Denial of Israel’s right to exist is anti-Semitism, UN's Guterres says, rejecting efforts to deny Jewish history in the Holy Land - 13 October 2017: Netanyahu orders diplomats to start preparing for Israel's departure from UNESCO, saying that 'UNESCO has become a theater of the absurd', after USA announced departure from UNESCO over anti-Israel bias

Since 2000 Israeli membership in the WEOG and UN council memberships: After years of discussions marked by opposition from key European nations reportedly led by Ireland, Spain and France, since 2000 Israeli membership in the Western European and Others Group WEOG, one of five unofficial Regional Groups in the UN that act as voting blocs and negotiation forums formed since 1961 to encourage voting to various UN bodies from regional groups - As of May 2014 192 of the 193 UN member states are divided into five regional groups including the African Group, with 54 member states, the Asia-Pacific Group, with 53 member states, the Eastern European Group, with 23 member states, the Latin American and Caribbean Group, with 33 member states and the Western European and Others Group WEOG, with 28 member states, plus 1 member state USA as an observer state - List of members of the UN Security Council and members of Regional Groups - List of members of the UN Economic and Social Council

Bilateral relations of Israel: Bilateral relations of Israel and relations by continent

Israel/Africa relations: Israel/Africa relations - African diaspora in Israel - Illegal immigration from Africa to Israel

2013-2015: 16 December 2013: African migrants flee new Holot detention center, as hundreds of demonstrators, prevented from boarding buses to Jerusalem, begin walk to capital to protest their detention - 19 December 2014: African migrants speak out about life in Israel's detention centres still open, after in September the supreme court ruled that Holot detention centre should close within 90 days - 25 July 2015: Several weeks after his release from Holot detention facility, Sudanese asylum seeker Mutasim Ali is still not sure why he was freed but his 1,700 peers remain incarcerated

2016: 6 March 2016: 'Innovation Africa', the Israeli organization led by Israeli women and employing Israeli technologies, has brought solar energy, improved irrigation and cleaner water to as many as 1 million people to better the lives of rural villagers in Malawi, Uganda, Tanzania, South Africa and elsewhere

2018: 2 April 2018: Hours after announcing it, Netanyahu suspends a deal with the UN refugee agency to send more than 16,000 African migrants and refugees to western countries including Canada, Italy and Germany, with the remaining 16,250 to remain in Israel - 4 April 2018: Israel releases asylum seekers jailed for refusing deportation to Rwanda - 15 May 2018: Twelve African countries (Angola, Cameroon, Congo Republic, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ivory Coast, Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, South Sudan, Tanzania and Zambia) among 32 countries joining in Israel's celebrations of USA embassy move to Jerusalem

Israel/Algeria relations: Israel/Algeria relations

Israel/Armenia relations: Israel/Armenia relations - 22 April 2015: Israel sends delegation to Armenian genocide ceremony over the weekend, marking the remembrance of the mass murder of Armenians by Turkish forces during World War I

Israel/Australia relations: Israel/Australia relations - 13 février 2013: Le suicide d'un Australien présenté comme un agent du Mossad qui était détenu dans le plus secret en Israël selon une télévision australienne confirmé par Israel sans révéler son identité ni les charges pesant contre lui

Israel/Austria relations: Israel/Austria relations

History of the Jews in Austria: History of the Jews in Austria

1938-1945: The Holocaust in Austria - Nazi concentration camps in Austria

2014: 24 July 2014: Israeli footballers assaulted by pro-Palestinians during match in Bischofshofen

Israel/Belgium relations: Israel/Belgium relations - May 2014 Jewish Museum of Belgium shooting - 25 May: An Israeli couple and two museum workers killed in the terror attack at the Jewish Museum in Brussels - 25 May: Israel's Netanyahu offers to aid Belgium probe of Jewish Museum attack

Israel/Brazil relations: Israel/Brazil relations

Since 16th century history of the Jews in Brazil: Since 16th century history of the Jews in Brazil

1939-1945 Brazilian support for the Jewish people: 1939-1945 Brazilian support for the Jewish people during World War II

October 2013 Israel to join Brazilian Jews’ aid program in Africa: 26 October 2013: Israel to join Brazilian Jews’ aid program in Africa

January 2019 Bolsonaro, who targets indigenous groups, descendants of slaves, courted by Netanyahu: 1/2 January 2019: After Israeli PM Netanyahu was the first person he embraced following his inauguration, Brazil’s Bolsonaro - euphemistically dubbed the Trump of the Tropics - targets indigenous groups, descendants of slaves, curbs land rights for indigenous groups on 1st day in office, as senior Israeli official reportedly criticizes USA's Trump for appearing to give Iran free rein to further entrench militarily in Syria

31 March 2019 human rights attacking Bolsonaro welcomed by Netanyahu: 31 March 2019: As Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro speaks during a welcoming ceremony upon his arrival in Israel, at Bolsonaro's behest Brazil military commemorates 1964 coup that led to dictatorship, underscoring Bolsonaro's support for a military regime that executed hundreds, tortured thousands, shuttered Congress and left most Brazilians (51%) with deprecating memories, as the country unlike South American neighbors Argentina and Chile, that also endured brutal, USA-backed military regimes during the Cold War, has never tried anyone for the murders, torture and other abuses carried out during its dictatorship - 28 March 2019: Bolsonaro backtracks on Jerusalem embassy move, says he may open 'business office' instead

April 2019 Israeli President, Yad Vashem rebuke Brazil's Bolsonaro: 13 April 2019: Israeli President, Yad Vashem rebuke Brazil's Bolsonaro for saying Holocaust crimes can be forgiven

Israel-Brazil economic relations: Brazil-Israel economic relations

Israel/Bulgaria relations: Israel/Bulgaria relations - 18 juillet: Explosion mortelle d'un bus transportant des touristes israéliens vers l'aéroport bulgare de Bourgas - 21 July: Police struggle to identify Bulgaria bomber, who was 'not a Bulgarian citizen' - 5 February 2013: Bulgaria blames Hezbollah for bombing that killed five Israelis, in a move that may open way for EU to join in branding Iranian-backed Hezbollah a terrorist organization

Israel/Canada relations: Israel/Canada relations

Israel/China relations: Israel/China relations

Israel/Egypt relations: Israel/Egypt relations

2011: 20 August 2011: Israel apologises to Egypt for killing troops after Cairo threatened to withdraw its ambassador and protests in the city - 10. September 2011: Demonstranten stürmen israelische Botschaft in Kairo - 24. Oktober 2011: Auch Israel und Ägypten vereinbaren Gefangenenaustausch

2012: 22 April 2012: Egypt terminates gas deal with Israel - 18 June: An Israeli civilian and at least one militant have been killed in an exchange of fire near the southern border with Egypt, officials said - 6 August: The Israeli army has found the bodies of five gunmen who attacked a checkpoint on the border with Egypt, killing 16 Egyptian policemen - 21 September 2012: One Israeli soldier and three armed men killed in clashes along the Israel-Egypt border

2013: 10 August: An Israeli drone strike killed five suspected Islamic militants and destroyed a rocket launcher in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula

2005-2014 Rocket attacks on Eilat and Aqaba: Rocket attacks on Eilat and Aqaba 2005-2014 - 17 April 2013: Islamist militants in Sinai claim responsibility for a rocket attack on the Israeli Red Sea resort of Eilat on Wednesday - 13 August: Iron Dome battery successfully intercepts rocket targeting Eilat - 31 January 2014: Iron Dome intercepts rocket over Eilat

2015: 19 March 2015: Israel to sell $1.2 billion of natural gas to private customers in Egypt - 30/31 August 2015: Egypt gas find could shake up Israel's energy plans

May 2016: 10 May 2016: Israel foiled an attempt to smuggle ammonium chloride into Gaza at the Nitzana Crossing, used for rocket fuel

Israel/European Union relations: Israel/European Union relations - 27 March 2012: Two EU ambassadors called to foreign ministry over their support for UN inquiry into impact of West Bank settlements - 3 December: UK, France and Sweden have summoned Israeli ambassadors over the plan to build 3.000 more homes on Palestinian land - 27 février 2013: L'Union européenne condamne la colonisation israélienne à Jérusalem-Est occupé et annexé - 16 July 2013: Israel condemns EU exclusion rules over settlements - 26 novembre: Accord UE-Israël sur la coopération scientifique - 13 February 2014: Knesset walkout during speech of EU Parliament chief Schulz and comments about Palestinians of this German SPD-politician, accused of selective hearing and 'false' claims - 9 March 2014: EU's Catherine Ashton, on visit in Tehran and meeting Rohani and Zarif, told by Israel's Netanyahu to ask Iran about its Gaza-bound arms boat - 7 August 2014: Israel ready to consider European proposal calling for international mechanism to demilitarize Gaza Strip, ease restrictions on movement, trade and fishing - 17 December: Israel expects the EU to put Hamas back on the terror blacklist immediately, PM Netanyahu says - 17 December 2014: After an EU court's decision, body led by EU foreign Policy chief Federica Mogherini releases statement saying that the EU upholds the 'Quartet principles' that bans engagement with Hamas until it forswears terrorism

Israel/France relations: Israel/France relations - 8 November 2011: Sarkozy called Israeli PM Netanyahu 'liar' - 21 March: The three children and teacher killed by a gunman in Toulouse have been buried in Jerusalem - 22 March: French gunman who shot dead 3 Jewish children in Toulouse killed in siege - 18 novembre 2012: Laurent Fabius en route pour Israël pour obtenir un 'cessez-le-feu' - 17 novembre 2013: French president Hollande visits Israel amid stalled Iran nuclear talks - 18 novembre 2013: François Hollande a appelé devant le Parlement israélien à un partage de Jérusalem et au maintien des sanctions contre l'Iran

2015: 8 January 2015: Demonstrators rally at French Consulate in Jerusalem in support of victims of the attack at Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris - 22 April: On Independence Day, Israel sees upsurge in emmigration from France and Ukraine - 24 December 2015: A record number of French Jews moved to Israel this year, an immigration official says, citing anti-Semitic violence and economic insecurity in the European country as causes - 3 June 2016: Paris summit was a ‘missed opportunity,’ Israel says

2016: 13 July 2016: Israel responds with anger to a reported meeting between French FM Ayrault and members of the Lebanese terror organization Hezbollah, suggesting the move was comparable to meeting with representatives of the Islamic State group

July 2018: 17 July 2018: Israel and EU signed agreement on fighting organized crime, cybercrime and terrorism, as Europol inks first-ever agreement with the police force of a non-EU member state

August 2018: 24 August 2018: Israel's PM Benjamin Netanyahu slams the European Union’s financial support package for Iran as a 'big mistake' and said it was like a 'poison pill to the Iranian people and to the efforts to curb Iranian aggression in the region and beyond the region', as Iranian regime attempted to conduct a terror attack on European soil just weeks ago

Israel/Germany relations: Israel/Germany relations

1952: CIA-Akten 2006: Aufenthaltsort Adolf Eichmanns dem BND und CIA bereits 1958 bekannt - BND-Akten: Aufenthaltsort Eichmanns sogar schon 1952 bekannt

1953-1963: 1953-1963 CDU-member and racist Nazi-jurist Hans Globke director of the Federal Chancellory of West Germany, 1933-1945 high-profile Nazi-jurist in NSDAP-Germany, drafting the law for the 'Protection of the German Blood' and serving as chief legal advisor in the Office for Jewish Affairs in the Ministry of Interior, the section headed by Adolf Eichmann that implemented the Holocaust bureaucratically, knowing 'that the Jews were being put to death en masse'

1961: April-December 1961 Adolf Eichmann's, one of the major organisers of the Holocaust, trial before the Jerusalem District Court after capture in Argentina in 1960

2012: 8 April 2012: Interior Minister Eli Yishai condemns Gunter Grass' 'poem' (claiming that Israel is a threat to world peace) and says that he is declared a persona non grata in Israel for wearing SS uniform in the past

2013/2014: 5 September 2013: At Munich massacre memorial ceremony Jewish leaders criticized the bungled rescue, the former IOC president Brundage, who announced 1972 the continuation of the Munich Olympics, and the lack of commemoration during the 2012 London Olympics - 14 June 2013: Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, visiting the former Nazi death camp at Auschwitz, says the Jewish state would act - alone if necessary - to prevent a repetition of the Holocaust - 22 February 2014: Israel’s ambassador to Germany Yakov Hadas-Handelsman invites Jews in Europe who feel unsafe in the wake of recent anti-Semitic attacks to come to Israel at any time

2016: 2016 Bavarian republication of Hitler's 'Mein Kampf' in Germany - 9 January 2016: New Hitler's 'Mein Kampf' Bavarian publication in 2016 'a slap in the face to Holocaust survivors' - 15 January 2016: This Day in Jewish History 1919 - communist revolutionary Rosa Luxemburg together with her co-founder murdered by Ebert regime's 'Freikorps' in Berlin - 20 November 2016: Yair Lapid calls for Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit to order a criminal investigation into a multi-billion shekel deal for Israel to purchase German submarines, which was pushed by PM Netanyahu and in which his personal lawyer Shimron is alleged to have an interest

2018: 1 March 2018: Lost music of Nazis’ prisoners to be heard at concert in Jerusalem in April, in first public performance of songs written in concentration camps and tracked down over decades - 4 October 2018: At Yad Vashem, Merkel says Germany has 'everlasting’ duty to fight anti-Semitism, adding Nazi violence and persecution of European Jews 'broke with civilization’

Israel/Greece relations: Israel/Greece relations relations - Maccabean Revolt 167–160 BCE against the Seleucid Empire by refusing to worship the Greek gods

Since 1999: Greek island affair since 1999

2014: 14 December 2014: UN security council condemns attack on Israeli embassy in Athens

2015/2016: Energy Triangle refers to the joint natural gas extraction between Cyprus, Israel and Greece to begin in 2015 - EuroAsia Interconnector is a proposed interconnector to link Greek, Cypriot and Israeli power grids via the world's longest submarine power cable expected 2016

Israel/Guatemala relations: Relaciones Israel/Guatemala

1948: Guatemala e Israel mantienen relaciones diplomáticas desde 1948

2017: 25 December 2017: Guatemala says it is moving embassy in Israel to Jerusalem

Israel/Guinea relations: Israel/Guinea relations

2017: 4 August 2017: Senegal and Guinea are sending their first-ever ambassadors to Israel next week, as Israel continues to expand its outreach to Africa

Israel/Haiti relations: Israel/Haiti relations

Since 16th century history of the Jews in Haiti: History of the Jews in Haiti stretches from the very beginning of the European settlement on the new island

1683 expelling of Jews by the French colonial forces: In 1683, the Jews were expelled from Haiti and all of the other French colonies, due to the 'Code Noir', which not only restricted the activities of free black people, but forbade the exercise of any religion other than Roman Catholicism (it included a provision that all slaves must be baptized and instructed in the Roman Catholic religion), and in turn ordered all the Jews out of France's colonies

1937 saving of persecuted Jewish families by Haiti: In 1937, Haiti was responsible for saving about 70 Jewish families (an estimated total of up to 300 lives) during the Holocaust (according to the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee), by issuing passports and visas to Jews escaping Nazi persecution, some were Austrian Jews, Polish Jews, German Jews, and a trickle of Romanian Jew and Czech Jewish descent

1947 Haiti's support to create the State of Israel: In 1947, Haiti voted in favor of the United Nations’ partition of Palestine that helped create the State of Israel

April 2010: 23 April 2010: 'There has never been any anti-Semitism in this country', GB Group's Bigio told JTA, saying 'the Haitians always had admiration for Israel, and now more so than ever' as Haiti’s Jews also try to pick up the pieces of the Haitian earthquake

January 2019: 13 January 2019: Canaan, founded in 2010 in Haiti after the earthquake and built by residents without government help, is one of the world's newest cities, inspired by the Israelites and Moses, who led them through the desert and took them out of slavery

Israel/Hungary relations: Israel/Hungary relations

History of the Jews in Hungary and the Holocaust in Hungary: History of the Jews in Hungary since the Middle Ages - The Holocaust in Hungary following Anti-Jewish Laws since 1938

2012-2014: 17 July 2012: Hungarian president assures Netanyahu of his opposition to anti-Semitism - 5 mai 2013: Le Congrès juif mondial a entamé l'assemblée générale à Budapest en solidarité avec la communauté juive de Hongrie où les actes antisémites se sont multipliés depuis 2012 - 8 November 2013: Hungary Jews struggle with rising anti-Semitism, according to a recent EU Fundamental Rights Agency survey - 26 January 2014: Holocaust survivor and historian Randolph L. Braham returns award to Hungary in protest of country's attempt to 'rewrite history' - 27 January 2014: Hungarian President Ader addresses Holocaust after accusations Hungary 'whitewashed' past - 9 February: Hungary Jews call boycott of Holocaust memorial year accusing PM Orban's government of ignoring the sensitivities of survivors

2017: 2 July 2017: Two weeks before Israeli PM Netanyahu is due to join a diplomatic summit in Budapest, tension erupted between Israel and Hungary over a speech by Hungarian PM Orban in which he praised Horthy, the leader of Hungary during the Holocaust

Israel/India relations: Israel/India relations - 25 December: Dozens of members of the Bnei Menashe tribe in India said to be lost descendants of ancient Israelites have emigrated to Israel after the government lifted a visa ban

Israel/Iran relations: Israel/Iran relations - Antisemitism in Iran - Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Israel

2006: 2006 Iranian 'International Holocaust Cartoon Competition' - Tehran Holocaust denial conference December 2006: 'International Conference to Review the Global Vision of the Holocaust'

2011: NZZ 5. November 2011: Israels Präsident Peres weist auf die internationale Verpflichtung hin für Israel bedrohliche iranische Atombestrebungen zu stoppen - schwere Aufgabe für die IAEA, bevorstehender Bericht - 6 November: French FM Juppé says hardening sanctions preferation to the irreparable consequences of a military attack on Iran - 7 novembre: Moscou met en garde contre une intervention israélienne - 9 November: IAEA says Iran worked on nuclear weapons

2012: 14 February 2012: Israel blames Iran for embassy attacks in India and Georgia - 25 April: Iran undecided on nuclear bomb, Israel military chief Benny Gantz says - 19 July: Israelis killed in Bulgaria bus blast - PM Netanyahu called blast 'an Iranian terror attack' - 17 août: La 'tumeur cancéreuse' d'Israël va bientôt disparaître, dit Ahmadinejad à Téhéran à l'occasion de la Journée d'al-Qods - 28 September: Netanyahu says in UN speech, that a 'red line' should be drawn to prevent Iran from building a nuclear bomb - 8 octobre: Drone abattu en Israël le 6 octobre - Tel-Aviv voit la main du Hezbollah et de Téhéran - 11 October: Hezbollah admits launching drone over Israel

2013: 14 June 2013: Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, visiting the former Nazi death camp at Auschwitz, says the Jewish state would act - alone if necessary - to prevent a repetition of the Holocaust - 2 August 2013: In Quds Day remarks broadcast on state TV and in one of his last public speeches Iran's outgoing President Ahmadinejad warns Israel will be 'uprooted' - 2 August: After Israeli criticism, Iran's media changed their version of Rohani remarks, that Israel had inflicted a 'wound' on the Muslim world and that the Israeli wound 'must be cleansed', now taking out the reference to 'cleansing' - 19 September: Rohani says Iran wants peace, but slams Israel as 'occupier that does injustice to the people of the region' - 25 septembre: Plusieurs membres du gouvernement israélien ont jugé mercredi que la condamnation par le président iranien Hassan Rohani des "crimes des nazis envers les juifs" n'était pas suffisante, réclamant qu'il désavoue les dirigeants de son pays ayant nié l'Holocauste - 2 October: PM Netanyahu at UN makes strongest-ever Israeli public threat to attack Iran’s nuclear facilities - 2 October: Iran now has a window of opportunity to prove its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes, UN's Ban Ki-moon reportedly told PM Benjamin Netanyahu during their meeting in New York - 24 November: Israel slams 'bad' deal between Iran, world powers

2014: 5 March: Israel seizes ship in the Red Sea with medium-range missiles heading from Iran to Gaza as USA military was prepared to get involved in the seizure - 9 March: Israeli troops in Eilat unload 40 short-range rockets from Gaza-bound ship - 10 March: Israel displays seized Iranian weapons shipment, inviting foreign journalists to exhibit and press conference - 5 May: Senior military aide of Khamenei boasts West's failure in Syria is Iran's victory, saying that Iran's frontline has now reached Israeli border - 25 July 2014: Keep arming Palestinians until Israel is destroyed, Iran's Khamenei says

2015: 19 January: Six Iranians killed in Israeli strike in Syria, including commanders and Revolutionary Guards general, as well as six members of Hezbollah - 8 February: Israel no foe of Iranian people, but regime must never get nukes, Israel's Isaac Herzog tells security conference in Munich

2016: 28 February 2016: Israel's PM Netanyahu said that Israel welcomes the cease-fire in Syria but stressed that the agreement must include halt to 'Iranian aggression against Israel from Syrian territory'

2017: 6 August 2017: Israel will allow entry to Iranian journalist Neda Amin, fleeing persecution in her home country, and who could face the death penalty in Iran after writing op-eds for an Israeli news site, according to Interior Minister Arye Dery

November 2017: 8 November 2017: Israel tells its envoys to back a diplomatic campaign against Iran and Hezbollah that includes backing Saudi Arabian claims that the two Shiite allies were behind a missile attack on Riyadh International Airport over the weekend - 17 November 2017: In an interview to Saudi Media Israel's General Gadi Eisenkot said moderate Arab states must collaborate to ‘deal with’ Iranian regime and to counter its threatening influence in the region

January/February 2018: 2 January 2018: 'We must prevent Iran from establishing itself in Syria', Israel's Chief of the General Staff Eizenkot says - 18 February 2018: Brandishing drone fragment in Munich, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu issued a stark warning to Iran, saying his nation was prepared to go to war if the Iranians continue to test Israeli red lines in Syria

April 2018: 18 April 2018: The Israeli military targeted an advanced Iranian air-defense system at the T4 base in Syria on 9 April 2018 and not just attack drone deployment, according to the Wall Street Journal - 22 April 2018: Satellite photos indicate precision of raid on Iranian military base in Syria reportedly limited to arsenal of Iranian weapons stored at T-4

May 2018: 30 April/1 May 2018: Iran 'brazenly lied’ about nuclear program, continued work after deal, Israeli PM Netanyahu says, adding that Israel's Mossad in 2016 obtained 100,000 documents from Tehran, proving 2015 pact with world powers based on 'Iranian deception', as Iranian regime dismisses Netanyahu’s nuclear exposé as 'childish' and 'ridiculous' while threatening it can enrich 'ridiculous' uranium to higher levels than before nuclear deal

10 May 2018: May 2018 Iran/Syria-Israel clashes - 10 May 2018: Some 20 rockets were fired at Israeli military bases by Iranian forces from southern Syria just after midnight, sparking the largest ever direct clash with Israeli jets targeting numerous Iranian-controlled sites across Syria, including the Shayrat air base targeted by the USA last year for its role in a chemical attack, the Tha’lah air base in southwest Syria, which has been tied to Hezbollah, and the Mezzeh military air field outside Damascus, also destroying five Assad regime's antiaircraft batteries

June 2018: 10 June 2018: Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu releases a video in which he offers Israel’s water expertise to an Iran he says faces an environmental disaster due to persistent drought, saying 'The Iranian regime shouts, ‘Death to Israel!', 'In response, Israel shouts, Life to the Iranian people!', as Iran’s meteorological organization says that nearly 96% of the country suffers from some levels of drought

January/February 2019: 15 January 2019: PM Netanyahu on Tuesday warned Israel would press ahead with its campaign against Iranian entrenchment in Syria, days after a rare acknowledgement of a bombing raid in Damascus, rejecting claims from Tehran that it did not have a military presence in Syria but only advisers - 12 February 2019: Before boarding a flight to Poland for a conference focused on Iranian regime’s activities in the Middle East, PM Netanyahu confirmed that Israel had carried out a military strike on targets in the deserted Syrian city of Quneitra just across the border on the Golan Heights the night before, further breaking from Israel’s previous policy of ambiguity around its activities against Iran in Syria

Israel/Iraq relations: Israel/Iraq relations - Israeli–Kurdish relations - History of the Jews in Iraq

2014: 21 June 2014: Israel accepts first delivery of disputed oil from Iraqi Kurdistan's pipeline - 30 June: Netanyahu calls for Kurdish independence from Iraq

Israel/Italy relations: Israel/Italy relations

Since 2008: Enlight Renewable Energy since 2008

2017: 25 October 2017: Israeli Minister urges Italy to crack down on racism after anti-Semitic soccer scandal of Lazio supporters

Israel/Jordan relations: Israel/Jordan relations - 1949 Armistice Agreements - Israel–Jordan Treaty of Peace 1994

Jordan River - Water politics in the Jordan River basin

2013/2014: 10 December 2013: Israeli, Jordanian and Palestinian officials agree to share and increase water resources in the arid region, including measures to save the Dead Sea - 11 March 2014: Israeli government expresses regret to Jordan after judge killed by Israeli fire at the Allenby crossing and agrees to let Jordan join investigation

July 2017: 24 July 2017: Israeli government says, Israeli Embassy guard is protected from arrest and investigation by Vienna Convention, as Jordan won’t let him leave the country after he shot dead a Jordanian man who attacked him with a screwdriver at Israel’s embassy compound in Amman - 25 July 2017: Jordan investigation concludes Jordanian teen attacked Amman security officer, who then shot his assailant, killing him and another Jordanian national by accident

March 2018: 19 mars 2018: Le 'canal de la paix', un projet conjoint de la Jordanie, d'Israël et de la Palestine vise à relier la mer Rouge à la mer Morte, menacée d'assèchement

November 2018: 3 November 2018: Israel mulls advancing Red Sea - Dead Sea canal project to mend relations with Jordan

December 2018: 30 December 2018: After years of delay, the Israeli government is set to approve a highly touted joint project with Jordan for a canal linking the Red Sea and Dead Sea, according to an Israeli TV report

Israel/Kenya relations: Israel/Kenya relations - 2002 Mombasa attacks - 22 septembre: Des forces spéciales israéliennes seraient entrées dans le centre commercial de Nairobi, assiégé par des islamistes shebab, afin de secourir et d'évacuer les otages et les blessés

Israel/North Korea relations: Israel/North Korea relations - Israel considers North Korea and its nuclear missile program as a major threat to global security, as Israel has been the subject of fiery threats from North Korean state media and North Korea has never recognized the state of Israel, recognising since 1988 the sovereignty of the State of Palestine over all of Israel, except for the Golan Heights, which it recognises as part of Syria

Weapons sales between North Korea and Iran and global military cooperation: Weapons sales between North Korea and Iran and military cooperation

2010: 12 May 2010: Israel says seized North Korean arms, including rockets and rocket-propelled grenades, were for Hamas, Hezbollah

2017: 20 March 2017: North Korean regime's military exports directly threaten Israel, latest arms convoy to Hezbollah struck by IDF in Syria contained North Korean missiles

Israel/Lebanon relations: Israel/Lebanon relations - Hasbani River

Israel–Lebanon border - Green Line (Israel and its neighbours since 1949)

2006: 2006 Israel–Hezbollah War - Russian and Iranian weapons for Lebanese Hezbollah, classified as a terrorist organization by the governments of the USA, Netherlands, France, Gulf Cooperation Council, UK, Australia, Canada, the European Union and Israel

2010: 2010 Israel–Lebanon border clash

2012: 18 August 2012: Hizbollah leader Nasrallah threatens punishing missile strikes deep inside Israel in case it attacks Iran

2013: 25 avril 2013: L'armée israélienne abat un drone et accuse le Hezbollah - 22 August 2013: Two rockets from Lebanon explode in northern Israel, Iron Dome intercepts third - 23 August: Israel strikes terror site near Na'ameh following the firing of at least three rockets into Israel on Thursday - 16 December: Israeli soldier killed by a Lebanese soldier who opened fire across the border into Israel, Israel complains to the UN force - 16 December: After Israeli killed on border Israeli army shoots two Lebanese soldiers - 29 December: Two missiles fired from southern Lebanon into Israel prompt Israel shelling

2014: 25 February: Israeli planes attack Hezbollah targets on Lebanon-Syria border - 27 February: Israel faces military dilemma as Hezbollah amasses weapons - 28 February: Israel warns Lebanon to curb Hezbollah threats - 5 March: Israel army opens fire at Hezbollah fighters on Israel-Syria border, trying to plant bomb - 14 July 2014: Rockets fired at Israel from southern Lebanon, drawing retaliatory artillery fire from Israeli forces, in the third such rocket attack from Lebanon since Friday

2015: 28 January 2015: At least 5 Kornet missiles fired in Hezbollah ambush of IDF soldiers on a road in the village of Ghajar killing two IDF soldiers and injuring seven, the IDF used artillery guns and tanks to fire at Hezbollah targets following the incident

2016: 7 December 2016: Israeli defense ministry acknowledges that Israel was responsible for recent attacks in Syria, saying that they were meant to prevent 'advanced weapons, military equipment and weapons of mass destruction' from reaching Hezbollah

January 2018: 9 January 2018: After reported airstrikes on targets in Syria, Israeli PM and Mossad chief warn against advanced Iranian munitions reaching Hezbollah terror groups

December 2018: 4 December 2018: Israel launches operation on Lebanon border to destroy Hezbollah attack tunnels, saying it uncovered first Hezbollah tunnel, preparing to destroy it - 21 December 2018: Israeli army begins destroying Hezbollah tunnels on Lebanon border, saying it 'will continue its mission according to plan'

List of Lebanese rocket attacks on Israel: List of Lebanese rocket attacks on Israel

Israel/Lithuania relations: Israel/Lithuania relations - 14 March 2015: Israel opens its first embassy in Lithuania, pre-war home to 250,000 Jews

Israel/Mexico relations: Israel/Mexico relations

2017: 29 January 2017: Mexico chides Israel's PM Netanyahu for apparently endorsing USA president Trump’s plan to build a wall along its border with the USA - 29 January 2017: Facing Mexico’s fury, spokesperson says Netanyahu’s statement declaring USA southern barrier a 'great idea’ is not a comment on USA-Mexico relations, after Netanyahu also declared that USA's Trump was 'right' in pushing for a wall along the USA-Mexico border to block illegal immigration - 29 January 2017: Mexican Jews alarmed by Netanyahu tweet on Trump’s wall - 30 January 2017: Mexico calls on Netanyahu to apologize for tweet about USA border wall, after Israeli PM praised Trump’s executive order at weekend - 31 January 2017: Jewish community south of the USA border pans Israel's PM Netanyahu as Trump’s 'lackey', condemning his support for Trump’s border wall as disappointing and shameful

Israel/Myanmar relations: Israel/Myanmar relations

2017: 6 September 2017: Human rights groups have found that more than 100 tanks, as well as boats and light weapons, have been sold to the Burmese government by Israeli arms companies, and that TAR Ideal Concepts has also trained Burmese special forces in northern Rakhine state, where much of the violence against the country's Rohingya Muslim minority is taking place - 26 September 2017: Israel's government refuses to stop arms sales to Myanmar (Burma), despite recent reports and UN data on massacres the country’s military has perpetrated against the Rohingya minority, as well as systematic rape, torture and expulsions

August 2018: 29 August 2018: Reports of human rights violations in Myanmar have not kept the Israeli government from cooperating with those suspected of war crimes

Israel/New Zealand relations: Israel/New Zealand relations

2016: 24 December 2016: Israeli ambassador to New Zealand recalled in protest at UN vote role, demanding a halt to all Israeli settlement activity in the West Bank and East Jerusalem

Israel/Oman relations: Israel/Oman relations

October 2018: 27 October 2018: Israeli PM Netanyahu visited Oman, which has no diplomatic ties with Israel, in first such meeting since 1996, discussing ways to achieve 'peace and stability in the Middle East'

Israel/Pakistan relations: Israel/Pakistan relations

2016: 25 December 2016: Pakistan makes nuclear threat to Israel, in response to fake news featuring non-existent quote concerning Syria by ex-Israeli defense chief Ya’alon, who left ministry in May and was replaced by current minister Liberman

Israel/Papua New Guinea relations: Israel/Papua New Guinea relations

October 2013: 20 October 2013: Papua New Guinea's Peter O'Neill plants a tree in Jerusalem, saying 'planting a tree symbolizes that the world has a future and that we all have life'

Israel/Paraguay relations: Israel/Paraguay relations

Since 16th century: History of the Jews in Paraguay since the arrival of migration flows mainly from Europe, the first waves of Jewish immigration to Paraguay began in 1904, amid rising anti-Semitism in Europe - History of the Jews in Latin America and the Caribbean

2016: 7 January 2016: Israel aiding Paraguayans displaced by worst flooding in 50 years - 29 June 2016: Israel delivers drip irrigation systems to help relieve drought in Paraguay

May 2018: 9 May 2018: Paraguay confirms relocation of its embassy to Jerusalem, following USA, as more Latin American countries support moving their embassies to Jerusalem including Guatemala and Honduras, and as European states including Germany said boycotting Foreign Ministry event celebrating new USA embassy next week

Israel/Philippines relations: Israel/Philippines relations

History and economic relations: History of Israel–Philippines relations

Since the 16th century history of the Jews in the Philippines: Since the 16th century history of the Jews in the Philippines

Filipinos in Israel: Filipinos in Israel constitute one of the largest groups of immigrant workers in Israel, as the country is home to a population of almost 300,000 foreign workers, of which 30,000 to 50,000 are Filipinos

August/September 2018: 31 August 2018: Philippines' Duterte, who regularly brags about murdering civilians and has compared himself to Adolf Hitler, is set to arrive in Israel on Sunday for a visit that has been widely criticized

Israel/Poland relations: Israel/Poland relations - History of the Jews in Poland - Poland was a centre of Jewish culture thanks to a long period of statutory religious tolerance and social autonomy ending with the Partitions of Poland which began in 1772

1939-1945 German war crimes and the Holocaust in occupied Poland during World War II: German war crimes in occupied Poland during World War II 1939-1945 - Jewish ghettos in German-occupied Poland - The Holocaust in occupied Poland 1939-1945 - Rescue of Jews by Poles during the Holocaust

October 1940 to May 1943 Warsaw Ghetto: 1940-1943 Warsaw Ghetto, the largest of all the Jewish ghettos in Nazi-occupied Europe during World War II, the death toll among the Jewish inhabitants of the Ghetto, between starvation, disease, deportations to extermination camps, the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, and the subsequent razing of the ghetto, is estimated to be at least 300,000

1944–1946: Anti-Jewish violence in Poland, 1944–46 - Kielce Pogrom against the Jewish community July 1946

2017: 27 October 2017: Israel asks Poland to change bill denying compensation for most Holocaust survivors

2018: 1 February 2018: Israel condemns passing of Polish Holocaust law, as Yad Vashem criticizes the Polish Senate’s approval of a contentious Polish Holocaust bill that would outlaw blaming the Polish state or nation for crimes of the Holocaust committed in Poland and vowed to continue supporting research into the 'Polish population’s attitudes toward Jews during the Holocaust' - Efraim Zuroff, the director of the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s Israel office, welcomes Israel's opposition to the Polish complicity bill, but laments that other countries including Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Ukraine, Croatia and Hungary have been getting away with much worse for decades - 8 February 2018: Holocaust survivors entered the Polish embassy compound in Tel Aviv protesting the Polish complicity bill

Israel/Qatar relations: Israel/Qatar relations

2014: 23 July 2014: Israel singles out Qatar as key Hamas terror sponsor

2017: 7 August 2017: Israeli government moves to impose ban on the Qatari state-funded al-Jazeera news network, as broadcaster slams move, saying that minister Kara undermines Israeli claims to be the Middle East's sole democracy, and that it will take legal action

Israel/Russia relations: Israel/Russia relations - History of the Jews in Russia - Russian Empire at one time hosted the largest population of Jews in the world - Antisemitism in the Russian Empire - Jewish agricultural colonies in the Russian Empire - The Holocaust in Russia - Antisemitism in Russia

Since 1985: Russian and Iranian weapons for Lebanese Hezbollah, classified as a terrorist organization by the governments of the USA, Netherlands, France, Gulf Cooperation Council, UK, Australia, Canada, the European Union and Israel - 10. Juni 2012: Israel: 'Russland im schlimmsten Fall Mittäter in Syrien' - 29 May 2013: Israel warns Russia of action if it delivers missiles to Syria - 1 November: Israel reportedly destroyed Hezbollah-bound missile shipment in Syria, targeting Russian-made SA-125 missiles

2014/2015: 14 April 2014: After Russian regime's annexation of Crimea Israeli government finds itself seemingly in a dilemma - 20 April 2015: Israeli PM Netanyahu refuses to attend Victory Day parade in Moscow and plans to attend an Israeli ceremony on 7 May - 10 September 2015: Israel adds voice to concerns over Russian regime's reported military buildup in Syria's areas controlled by Assad - 22 September 2015: Israel's Defense Minister Ya'alon says Jewish state will not allow advanced Russian weapons to end up in the hands of Hezbollah

2016: 11 January 2016: Hezbollah terrorists reportedly receive long-range missiles, laser-guided rockets and other sophisticated weaponry directly from Russia in Syria, and are free to use that weaponry against Israel, following recent Netanyahu visit of servility to Moscow, including the shaking of bloody hands, amid fears in Israel that the Russian military aggression against Syrian people will threaten its defence and fears that Russian-supplied weapons will end up in the hands of Hezbollah - 7 June 2016: Israel's Netanyahu says Iranian regime cannot be allowed to use Hezbollah as a proxy to attack Jewish state, ahead of Putin meeting - 9 October 2016: Russian missile deployment in Syria facilitates Hezbollah's smuggling of advanced weapons, following Netanyahu's visit in June encouraging the Putin regime to commit more war crimes in Syria and Ukraine

2017: 23 June 2017: To stop Russia and other hackers, we need to overhaul the internet, Israeli cyber expert Prof. Isaac Ben-Israel says, calling for a radical overhaul of the internet in order to counter cyber warfare

May 2018: 28 May 2018: After Russian oligarch Abramovich was unable to extend his visa in the UK amid a diplomatic spat between the British government and Russia's Putin regime following the poisoning of Sergei Skripal and his daughter in Salisbury, Netanyahu government gives him an Israeli identity card to become a citizen of Israel where he is exempt from taxes on income earned abroad for 10 years, and need not declare the sources of that income for the same period - 28 May 2018: Israel, Russia said to reach secret deal on pushing Iran away from Syria border

11/12 July 2018: 12 July 2018: Putin meets Iranian Ali Khamenei's aide in Moscow day after meeting Netanyahu, saying that Netanyahu came to Moscow on 'private visit' to watch soccer

December 2018: 18 December 2018: Israel said to strongly protest Russian invite to Hamas leader

Israel/Saudi Arabia relations: Israel/Saudi Arabia relations

2013: 2 September 2013: As Barack Obama blinks on Syria after Assad's war crimes, Israel and Saudis make common cause

2015: 5 June 2015: Israel and Saudi Arabia have held five secret meetings since the beginning of 2014 to discuss the common threat Iran posses to the region

Israel/South Africa relations: Israel/South Africa relations

2014: 4 August 2014: More than 12,000 people gathered in South Africa's Johannesburg on Sunday for a solidarity rally for Israel, as thousands of Christians from all across the country joined Jews to call for peace and security for Israel

November 2018: 2 November 2018: In his first public comments on the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Saudi Arabia’s Istanbul consulate, a short-sighted and obsequious Israeli PM Netanyahu said that while the killing was 'horrendous', it was still necessary to preserve stability in the Islamic kingdom, that reportedly dissolved the body of Jamal Khashoggi, in a further attempt to make humans disappeared without a trace - 14 November 2018: 'The spectacle of an Israeli leader lobbying to excuse an Arab dictator for murder will only compound the damage he has done to his country’s relationship with the United States', according to Washington Post's Jackson Diehl, asking 'why is Israel tossing a lifeline to Jamal Khashoggi’s killers?', pointing to the Iranian expansionism but concealing its promotion by Obama's and EU's (including the UK) betrayal concerning Syria and the region

Israel/South Sudan relations: Israel/South Sudan relations - 18 June 2012: Israel deports South Sudanese migrants

Israel/Spain relations: Israel/Spain relations

2015: 20 July 2015: Consortium of Israeli and Spanish companies to build 121-megawatt facility in Negev desert

2017: 31 October 2017: Breaking with USA and EU, Israel will neither support nor oppose Catalonian independence remaining wary of standing with Spain, which it sees as major funder of anti-Israel activities

Israel/Sudan relations: Israel/Sudan relations

History of the Jews in Sudan

2016: 20 January 2016: After Sudan's dictator Omar al-Bashir vowed that his country would never normalize relations with the 'Zionist enemy', Sudan this week openly discussed the possibility of normalizing ties with Israel

2018: 26 March 2018: Israel is reportedly willing to grant refugee status to hundreds of Sudanese migrants over the age of 40 who fled genocide in the Nuba region, in the first possible recognition of an ethnic cleansing similar to that in the country’s Darfur area

Israel/Switzerland relations: Israel/Switzerland relations

1939-1945, 1999: UBS activities in World War II - 7.12.1999: Schlussbericht des Volcker-Komitees über Schweizer Banken - u.a. 417 identifizierte Konten von Verfolgten, die von den Banken während des Zweiten Weltkriegs auf Anweisung der Nationalsozialisten aufgelöst und deren Guthaben den Nationalsozialisten ausgehändigt worden waren

2001/2002: 2001/2002 Reports of the Independent Commission of Experts Switzerland – Second World War

2013: 27 janvier 2013: La Suisse, les réfugiés et la Shoah - documentation photographique du 14 mai 1942 sur les atrocités commises sur le front de l'Est

2015 FIFA Fédération Internationale de Football Association à Zurich: 29 May 2015: Israel's PM hails diplomatic victory as FIFA thwarts Palestinian suspension bid

Israel/Syria relations: Israel/Syria relations

June 1967 'Six-Day War': June 1967 'Six-Day War' between Israel and the neighboring states of Egypt, known at the time as the United Arab Republic, Jordan, and Syria

Since 1967: Purple Line - ceasefire line between Israel and Syria after the 1967 Six Day War

October 1973 Yom Kippur War by a coalition of Arab states against Israel: October 1973 Yom Kippur War, also known as the 1973 Arab–Israeli War, fought by a coalition of Arab states led by Egypt and Syria against Israel - October 1973 Syrian attacks on the Golan Heights - Since 1974 UNDOF Zone - 4 September 1975 Sinai Interim Agreement signed by Egypt and Israel - 17 September 1978 Camp David Accords signed by Egypt and Israel

Since 1974 Golan Heights: Since 1974 Golan Heights, Syrian attacks, defeat and Israeli territory - Since 1974 UNDOF Zone - December 1981 Israeli Golan Heights Law

2012: 10. Juni 2012: Israel: 'Russland im schlimmsten Fall Mittäter in Syrien' - 11 November 2012: In response to mortar fire of Assad's army in the Golan Heights area Israeli troops fired warning shots - 18 novembre 2012: Israël fait feu vers la Syrie après des tirs sur un véhicule militaire

Since 2012: Since 2012 Israeli–Syrian ceasefire line incidents during Assad's war against the Syrian people

2013: 30/31 January 2013: Israel conducted an airstrike inside Syria near the border with Lebanon, hitting a convoy of trucks with weapons bound for Hezbollah in Lebanon while Assad's army (and television) says an Israeli airstrike targeted a military research centre in Jamraya, causing large-scale material damage and killing two people - 4 February: Israel's Defence Minister Ehud Barak strongly implied that his country was behind an air strike on Syria last week - 24 March: Israel's army fires anti-tank missile at Syrian army post after coming under fire for second time in 12 hours and vows an 'immediate' answer to 'every violation of Israeli sovereignty and shooting from the Syrian side' - 29 April: Israeli official says intelligence services worldwide have evidence of Assad's chemical weapons use - 'these are not intelligence estimates' - 4 May: US reports quoting unnamed officials say, that Israeli warplanes have launched an air strike in Syria, likely targeting a weapons site - 5 May: Israeli missiles struck a research center near the Syrian capital Damascus - 21 mai: L'armée sraélienne réplique après avoir été la cible de tirs depuis la Syrie - 6 June: Israel reacts angrily to Austria's withdrawal from Golan Heights due to clashes in Syria - 14 July: Israel reportedly targeted advanced anti-ship cruise missiles near Latakia in an air attack on July 5 - 18 août: Israël réplique après des tirs d'obus syriens - 21 August: Israel says Syria regime used chemical weapons - 22 August: Israeli intelligence backs reports of latest chemical weapons attack in Syria as intelligence minister criticizes international community over inaction - 25 August: PM Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that the world must not tolerate the use of chemical weapons in Syria, adding that Israel was 'poised and ready' and would always know how to defend itself - 28 August: Israeli intelligence 'intercepted Syrian regime talk about chemical attack', information passed to US by Israeli Defence Forces's 8200 unit, former official says - 1 November: Israel reportedly destroyed Hezbollah-bound missile shipment in Syria, targeting Russian-made SA-125 missiles

2014: 27 January: Israel Air Force bombed a Syrian base in the Latakia airport, Lebanese media reports - 11 February 2014: District Court Judge jails Israeli Arab for 18 months for trying to join fight against Assad - 5 March: Israel army opens fire at Hezbollah fighters on Israel-Syria border, trying to plant bomb - 16 March: Syrian opposition willing to trade Golan claims for Israeli military support, wanting Israel to enforce a no-fly zone - 19 March: Israel strikes Assad's army targets that 'enabled and aided' Tuesday's attack on IDF troops which left four Israeli soldiers wounded - 28 March: Israeli army shoots two people near Syria border trying to damage border infrastructure - 27/28 May: Syria's oldest synagogue in the Jobar neighborhood of Damascus destroyed by Assad forces in the months-long bombardment of Jobar - 23 June: In response to a cross-border missile shooting which killed an Israeli boy and wounded his father and two other civilians, Israel Air Force struck nine targets belonging to the Syrian military, among them command centers - 7 July: Israel fires into Syria after mortar shell hits Golan - 13 July: Mortar fired from Syria hits Israeli side of the Golan Heights - 23 September: IDF shoots down Syrian fighter plane over Golan after infiltrating Israeli airspace - 8 December 2014: Hezbollah drones, anti-aircraft missiles destroyed in alleged IAF attack, says Syrian opposition

2015: 18 January: An Israeli strike on targets in the Syrian Golan Heights reportedly killed 10 people, including eight Hezbollah members - 27 January: IDF retaliates after two suspected Hezbollah rockets fired from Syria explode on Golan Heights, sending locals and some 1,000 visitors to the Mount Hermon ski site fleeing for cover - 28 January: Following Golan rocket attacks Israel Air Force struck Assad's army artillery targets - 25 April: Israeli Air Force jets reportedly target Syrian bases of strategic missile brigades 155 and 65 in Kalamoon and Hezbollah targets in Syrian-Lebanese border region - 26 April: Israeli airstrike kills a group of four militants placing mine inside Israel at Syria frontier - 12 June 2015: Israeli official said to meet with secular Syrian opposition, contacts reportedly focused on common foes, including Iran, Hezbollah - 22/23 June: Syrian war casualty killed as Israeli Druze attack IDF ambulance - 24 June: Druze community condemn Golan Heights ambulance attack - 29 June: Israel acknowledges it is helping Syrian rebel fighters, thus keeping the Druze in Syria out of immediate danger - 30 July: Israel strikes targets near Israel-Syria border, reportedly killing two Hezbollah operatives and three Syrian regime militiamen of the National Defense Forces in the Golan Heights - 5 September 2015: As hundreds of thousands seek sanctuary, Israel has a duty to take in Syrian refugees from the war and push for the establishment of an urgent international conference on the issue, opposition leader Isaac Herzog says - 6 September: Israel should take in thousands of refugees, deputy minister Ayoub Kara says - 22 September: Israeli company SodaStream offers to take in Syrian refugees and employ them in its new factory in the Negev Desert - 31 October: IAF reportedly targets Hezbollah assets in Syria - 24 November: Israel strikes Hezbollah positions in Syria, killing 13 - 4 December 2015: Israeli jets carry out strikes north of Damascus, targeting a four-truck Syrian army convoy loaded with ballistic missiles

2016: 5 May 2016: When Germany's Adolf Hitler first sent Jews to die, Europeans and Americans agreed that it was not their problem, but also Israel today may be about to make the same and repeated mistake about Assad's killings in Syria, Shlomo Bolts says - 14 October 2016: Syria is suffering 'a small holocaust’ as 'every day not far from here, as we sit here, men, women and children are murdered in Syria, and particularly in Aleppo', Israeli chief rabbi Yitzhak Yosef says, demanding that Jews must not be silent in the face of genocide across northern border - 22 November 2016: Israeli activists launch awareness campaign to express their solidarity with the civilians in the face of a military escalation being carried out by Russia, Assad and his allied militias, calling for communal prayers on Jewish holiday for the 'hundreds of Syrians who are dying daily in Syria, men, women and children, while the world is silent' - 30 November 2016: Israeli warplanes were said to have struck a military compound in the Syrian capital of Damascus, while a raid reportedly targeted a weapons convoy led by Hezbollah, as Hezbollah has thousands of fighters in Syria, providing military support to Assad regime and Iranian forces and after Israel already had carried out strikes against Hezbollah to prevent the terror group from obtaining advanced weapons - 7 December 2016: The Israeli military reportedly fired missiles from Golan Heights at the important Syrian regime Mazzeh airbase outside Damascus, hosting the headquarters of the feared air force intelligence service and its notorious prison, as terrorist group Hezbollah sites and guided missile sites belonging to Hezbollah near the Syrian capital were also targeted overnight by airstrikes that killed and injured a number of fighters in the Shiite militia - 7 December 2016: Israeli defense ministry acknowledges that Israel was responsible for recent attacks in Syria, saying that they were meant to prevent 'advanced weapons, military equipment and weapons of mass destruction' from reaching Hezbollah - 11 December 2016: The Israeli airstrike on an Assad regime airbase outside Damascus last week targeted a convoy of chemical weapons en route to the Shiite terror group Hezbollah, a Syrian opposition spokesman Fahed al-Masri says, adding that jihadist and Iranian militants will continue to advance on northern border as long Assad remains in power - 18 December 2016: Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial's Chairman Avner Shalev expresses 'deep concern over the appalling images of massacres' in Syria, saying that the world must put an end to the killing - 28 December 2016: Israel’s absence at the UN General Assembly on resolution A/71/L.48 to collect, consolidate, preserve and analyse evidence of violations of international humanitarian law and human rights violations and abuses in Syria since 2011, reportedly the result of 'a cynical deal' between Jerusalem and Moscow

January/February 2017: 2017 Israeli–Syrian ceasefire line incidents during Assad's war against the Syrian people since 2011

13 January 2017: Missiles reportedly hit weapons depot at Mazzeh airbase, also killing high-ranking Assad regime officials, and blamed on Israel by the regime threatening 'repercussions' after 'flagrant' attack - 18 January 2017: Israel’s help is vital, says representative of Free Syrian Army Issam Zeitoun in rare meeting with Israelis, as Zionist Union MK Ksenia Svetlova insists Assad must go, adding that 'in 2017 we will see the increasing influence of Hezbollah ... we will have to make hard choices in regard to action or inaction in Syria' - 22 February 2017: Israeli aircraft reportedly targeted Syrian Army positions near Lebanese border, including a convoy bearing weapons for the Hezbollah terrorist group

March/April 2017: 17 March 2017: IAF 'Arrow’ battery intercepts Syrian missile after Assad regime fired three anti-aircraft missiles at Israeli jets - 18 March 2017: Israel's PM says that Syria raids targeted ‘advanced’ Hezbollah arms, and that Israel will continue to operate against weapons transfers from Assad regime to Shiite terror group - 19 March 2017: After Israeli officials have warned of the possibility Hezbollah and Iran could attempt to set up a base to attack Israel near the border with the Israeli Golan Heights, and hours after Israel's defense minister threatened to destroy Assad's air defense systems targeting Israeli aircraft, an Israeli aircraft reportedly struck a truck driving near the town of Khan Arnabeh in the Quneitra province on the road to Damascus, killing a pro-Assad fighter - 20 March 2017: Israeli jets reportedly took out a number of targets near the Lebanon-Syria border including a Hezbollah weapons convoy and Syrian military sites - 22 March 2017: Israeli jets were reported to have carried out airstrikes in the Mount Qasioun region near Damascus early Wednesday, hours after PM Netanyahu vowed to continue hitting weapons convoys and rebuffed claims Russia had ordered the strikes halted - 4 April 2017: Holocaust horrors compel Israel to aid gassed Syrians, says Israeli president Rivlin, urging international community to act immediately to bring an end to ‘murderous madness' as finance minister Moshe Kahlon says Israel has resources to help - 23 April 2017: After three mortars fired from Syria landing in the Golan Heights on Friday, an Israeli attack on a Syrian camp for pro-Assad regime forces reportedly killed three fighters near the Golan Heights on Sunday - 27 April 2017: Intelligence Minister Yisrael Katz appears to confirm reports that Israel was behind an overnight airstrike near the Damascus airport, saying that 'the incident is completely compatible with our policy of preventing weapons transfer to Hezbollah', the Lebanon-based terror group supported by the Syrian regime and Iran - 28 April 2017: Four cargo planes originating from Iran landed at airport outside Damascus just hours before Syria accused Israel of attacking a military compound nearby

May 2017: 16 May 2017: Israeli minister Yoav Galant says revelation the Syrian president is executing prisoners and burning their bodies ‘crosses a red line’, adding that 'anyone who murders people and burns their corpses does not have a place in this world'

June 2017: 24 June 2017: After around 10 mortar shells hit the Israeli Golan Heights and 2 Assad regime soldiers reportedly killed in IDF retaliation, defense minister and PM say Israel won’t accept challenges to its security - 28/29 June 2017: Israeli warplanes hit Assad's army in the countryside of Quneitra, targeting a regime position on Wednesday night after stray mortar fire struck the Golan Heights - 30 June 2017: Israeli plane hits firing Assad regime's army post after shell lands in Golan in 16th spillover incident this week

Since July 2017: Since July 2017 Israel's opposition to Assad's war against the Syrian people and to Iranian presence in Syria - Since 2012 Israeli–Syrian ceasefire line incidents during Assad's war against the Syrian people

August/September 2017: 24 August 2017: Taking Israeli aid, Syrian rebel and militia commander says Jewish state’s assistance is life-saving and crisis on Golan overrides old hatreds - 7 September 2017: Israeli jets have reportedly bombed a Syrian regime's facility in the north-west of the country believed to be associated with Bashar al-Assad’s chemical weapons programme - 10 September 2017: Israeli satellite images show impact, geo-strategic sensitivity of airstrike attributed to Israel on an Assad regime site where chemical weapons, missiles were believed to have been produced - 14 September 2017: Israel will 'act to enforce' Syria red lines, the transfer of major weapons to Hezbollah and the establishment of a permanent Iranian beachhead in the country, its USA ambassador Ron Dermer says - 19 September 2017: Israel has shot down an Iranian-supplied Hezbollah reconnaissance drone over the Syrian border - 22 September 2017: Israeli warplanes early on Friday morning reportedly struck a Hezbollah weapons convoy outside Damascus

October 2017: 8 October 2017: Israel reportedly considered bombing crematoria created by the Syrian regime to burn and conceal the bodies of murdered political prisoners, but decided against it so as not to irritate the USA or the Russian Putin regime and avoid escalation on the northern border - 16 October 2017: In response to Assad regime's fire at Israeli planes on a routine reconnaissance, Israeli army attacked an anti-aircraft battery in Syria near Damascus on Monday - 21 October 2017: Israel has struck three Syrian artillery cannons on Saturday after five rockets landed in Israel in spillover from the Syrian civil war, saying the amount of rocker fire necessitated a sharp Israeli response

November 2017: 1 November 2017: Israeli jets destroyed a weapons facility near Homs in western Syria on Wednesday night, according to Lebanese media, as Assad regime reportedly tried to responds with anti-aircraft missiles - 11 November 2017: Israel's Patriot missile system downs drone reportedly belonging to the Assad regime on an intelligence gathering mission and entering the demilitarized zone - 18 November 2017: After identifying Assad regime construction in a military outpost in the demilitarized zone, the Israeli army fired a shell as a warning shot at regime's forces across the border - 19 November 2017: For second time in two days, Israeli tank fires a warning shot at Assad troops fortifying positions along the Israel-Syria cease-fire line

19 November 2017: 19 November 2017: In unprecedented footage, the IDF allowed an Israeli TV crew to film it opening the border gates to Syria, and allowing in a group of mothers and their children, who were then transported to an Israeli hospital for medical treatment

November 2017: 26 November 2017: Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly warned Syria's Bashar Assad that Israel will intervene militarily in the Syrian civil war if Assad gives formal permission to Iran to establish a military presence in Syria

December 2017: 2 December 2017: Israeli fighter jets launched air-to-surface missiles at a military base near the Syrian city of al-Qiswa southwest of Damascus, reportedly targeting an Iranian military base, following reports that Iranian regime is building a military stronghold south of Syrian capital - 2 December 2017: 12 Iranian military personnel were killed in the alleged Israeli air strike on an Iranian base in Syria Friday night, according to Arabic media - 5 December 2017: Israeli jets reported to strike Assad's Jamarya military facility and research center, northwest of the Syrian capital Damascus

January 2018: 9 January 2018: Syria's opposition media says Israeli strikes hit a weapons depot in al-Qutayfah outside Damascus, containing long-range missiles, as Israeli security cabinet holds high-level talks on Iranian entrenchment - 17 January 2018: Israel reportedly carried out airstrikes at a military airport near Damascus, possibly hitting a weapons depot belonging to the Lebanese terror group Hezbollah

February 2018: 1 February 2018: After Israel warplanes killed three of its leaders, Israeli shelling targets Jaysh Khaled Ibn Al-Walid army pledging allegiance to ISIS in the countryside of Daraa - 7 February 2018: Israeli missiles target positions of the Assad regime forces and their allies in Syrian capital’s countryside

February 2018 Israel–Syria incident: 10 February 2018 Israel–Syria incident - 10 February 2018: Israel launches 'large-scale' strikes in Syria after drone infiltration, as IDF hits 12 Iranian, Syrian sites in 2nd wave of attacks following airspace breach, as planes met with heavy anti-aircraft fire, as F-16 crashes in Israel with 2 pilots injured, one in serious condition, and as Israeli military spokesman Jonathan Conricus says that 'Syrians and Iranians, from our point of view, are playing with fire' - 10 February 2018: SOHR reports that 6 members at least of the gunmen loyal to the regime of Syrian and non-Syrian nationalities including members of the regime forces, were killed in the air strikes which were carried out by Israeli warplanes on several Syrian areas - 11 February 2018: The Israeli army identified some of the targets of the retaliatory airstrikes it conducted in Syria after an Iranian drone infiltrated Israeli airspace the day before, while Syrian rebel forces reportedly provided details on the rest - 20 February 2018: With the Assad regime's advances and USA's reduced involvement in the region, Israel has been forced to make significant changes in its policies in the Golan Heights

April 2018: 10 April 2018: Israeli government accuses Assad regime of 'mass murder' in rebel-held towns, saying regime violating international disarmament agreements

May 2018: 8 May 2018: Nine Iran-linked fighters reported killed in alleged Israeli strike on an area south of Damascus previously identified as the site of a suspected Iranian military base

26 June 2018: 26 June 2018: Israeli missiles reportedly struck an arms depot belonging to the Lebanese terrorist movement Hezbollah near Damascus International Airport

29 June 2018: 29 June 2018: As tens of thousands of Syrians are fleeing an offensive in neighboring Daraa province by Assad’s forces and the Russian military, IDF sends aid to Syrians fleeing Daraa in overnight 'Good Neighbor’ operation

July 2018: 8 July 2018: SOHR told AFP that a missile bombardment targeted 'Iranian fighters' at Syrian base, as regime's news outlet acknowledged that the airstrike caused damage to the T-4 air base, located between the cities of Homs and Palmyra - 12 July 2018: Israeli Air Force strikes Assad's army posts near border in response to drone infiltration, confirming attacks on three targets after Assad regime's UAV is downed over the Sea of Galilee - 13 July 2018: IDF launched a Patriot missile at an Assad regime's drone that was flying inside the demilitarized zone - 16 July 2018: Up to 22 pro-regime fighters killed, including 9 Iranians, in an overnight strike in northern Syria, according to SOHR, saying Israeli missiles targeted an Iranian Revolutionary Guard center, near the Neyrab military airport in Aleppo province

21/22 July 2018: 22 July 2018: Israel transported several hundred Syrian civil defense workers and their families from southwest Syria to Jordan overnight Saturday, saying it had engaged in 'a humanitarian effort' at the request of the USA, some European countries and Canada

23/24 July 2018: 23/24 July 2018: Insisting Iranian forces leave Syria entirely, Israel rejects Russian offer to keep Iran 100 km from Syrian border, as IDF's main concern in past year was blocking Iran in Syria, according to Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot

September 2018: 16 September 2018: An alleged Israeli missile strike on the Damascus airport reportedly targeted an Iranian plane delivering weapons for pro-regime forces and Revolutionary Guards units fighting in Assad's war against the Syrian people, also destroying Russian-made S-200 air defense systems - 18 September 2018: A series of unusual airstrikes on Syria were attributed to Israel on Monday night, reportedly injuring ten people, as missiles were fired toward military targets near Lattakia, Homs and Hama

20 September 2018: Israel Defense Minister Liberman blames 'irresponsible and unprofessional' Syrian air defense operators for downing Russian surveillance plane, saying Israel won’t stop Syria strikes, and as Israel PM Netanyahu says that Israel must work to prevent war in the region, but warns that the IDF will act with 'full force' if armed conflict is forced on the country, and as Russia’s embassy in Tel Aviv excoriates Israel for the downing of a Russian plane by the Russian-made S-200 air defense system in Syria during an Israeli strike, pinning the blame squarely on the Israeli Air Force

November 2018: 29 November 2018: A number of pro-Iranian militia bases and Iranian weapons caches in southern Syria were targeted by Israeli airstrikes, according to the Al-Arabiya news site, as IDF said it was investigating reports of a projectile landing inside Israeli territory, on the Golan Heights, potentially the remnants of a Syrian surface-to-air missile

December 2018: 26 December 2018: Israeli aircrafts reportedly struck an arms depot west of Syria's capital city of Damascus, targeting Hezbollah depots - 27 December 2018: An Israeli security official confirmed Wednesday that Israel carried out an overnight airstrike in Syria, saying a series of Iranian targets were hit, including storage and logistics facilities used by Iran to deliver weapons to Hezbollah, also saying that Israel destroyed a Syrian anti-aircraft battery that fired at the Israeli planes, and claiming that Iranian forces are operating less than 50 miles from the Israeli border, contrary to Russian assurances

January 2019: 12 January 2019: Israeli airstrikes reportedly hit warehouse at Damascus airport, as monitoring group says attack targeted Hezbollah, Iran, as IDF's chief of staff Gadi Eisenkot in an interview confirmed details of Israeli efforts against Iran’s Quds Force in Syria after Israel 'noticed a significant change in Iran’s strategy'

21 January 2019: 21 January 2019: In response to Iranian rocket attack, Israeli airstrikes on targets near Damascus destroyed weapons stores and military positions belonging to Iran and the Lebanese Hezbollah terror group

February 2019: 12 February 2019: Before boarding a flight to Poland for a conference focused on Iranian regime’s activities in the Middle East, PM Netanyahu confirmed that Israel had carried out a military strike on targets in the deserted Syrian city of Quneitra just across the border on the Golan Heights the night before, further breaking from Israel’s previous policy of ambiguity around its activities against Iran in Syria

April 2019: 13 April 2019: A number of Iranian forces were reportedly killed in an airstrike by Israeli jets on Syrian military positions near the city of Masyaf in western Hama province, known to house Iranian forces and their Lebanese proxy Hezbollah, including a development center for medium-range missiles in Zawi and a training camp in Sheikh Ghadban

Israel/Thailand relations: Israel/Thailand relations

July 2014: 24 July 2014: Narakorn Kittiyangkul, one of some 25,000 Thai migrant agricultural laborers in Israel and the third civilian killed by rocket fire from the Gaza Strip, was severely wounded while working in a greenhouse in a southern community near Gaza and died on the way the hospital, leaving behind his 62-year-old father, who is blind and living with relatives in the Pua district of Nan province - 24 July 2014: A day after a Thai national was killed by shrapnel from a mortar shell launched by Hamas in Gaza Thailand demands Israel relocate the 4,000 Thai nationals currently employed in southern Israel

January 2015: 21 January 2015: An estimated 122 Thai migrant farm workers have died in the country since 2008, including 43 from a heart condition known as sudden nocturnal death syndrome, according to newspapers and rights groups, calling to enforce labour laws and improve poor working conditions

July 2015: 28 July 2015: Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital and Israel’s Hadassah Medical Organization have signed an agreement for academic cooperation on elderly diseases, as both nations have been exchanging medical knowledge since 2013

October 2017: 29 October 2017: More than 20,000 Thai labourers, mostly from Isan, are powering Israel's agricultural sector, coming legally through Thai/Israeli governments' agreements, but described as intensely underpaid and overworked by rights groups

July/August 2018: 12 August 2018: Following Gaza violence and Hamas' rocket attacks, Thai workers in Israeli border communities traumatized, Chanpen Sae-jo in hospital in serious condition and evidence of the rocket attacks still visible in the Thai workers’ housing compound on the outskirts of the Talmei Eliyahu cooperative farming community

Israel/Tunisia relations: Israel/Tunisia relations - 1 November: Israel admits responsibility for 1988 assassination of Khalil al-Wazir (Abu Jihad) in Tunisia

Israel/Turkey relations: Israel/Turkey relations - 2011: Erdogan fordert von Israel Entschuldigung wegen tödlicher Kommandoaktion 2010 - Aufhebung des Embargos gegen Gazastreifen verlangt - 19 August 2011: Israel firm on not apologising over flotilla 2010 and killing of nine Turkish citizens - 2. September 2011: Türkei weist Israels Botschafter aus - 4 septembre 2011: La Turquie va saisir la 'Cour internationale de justice' pour contester la légalité du blocus de Gaza

2013: 2 February 2013: Turkish prime minister criticized for his comments equating Zionism with a 'crime against humanity' - 23 March 2013: Israel and Turkey agree to restore full diplomatic relations after PM Benjamin Netanyahu apologised for the deadly naval raid against a Gaza-bound international flotilla in 2010 and also agreed to compensate the families of the victims

2016: 27 June 2016: Israel and Turkey to announce a reconciliation deal ending a six-year diplomatic standoff that started when nine Turkish activists on a flotilla bound for the Gaza Strip were killed by Israeli forces

Israel/Ukraine relations: Israel/Ukraine relations - History of the Jews in Ukraine

2014: 6 March 2014: Israeli Kaplan hospital receives Ukrainians wounded in Kiev clashes last month - 7 March 2014: At a meeting Israeli envoy Din El and Right Sector leader Dmitry Yarosh agree to 'prevent provocation' and denounce the anti-Semitic tendencies of Ukraine's nationalist camp

2015: 28 August 2015: Israel and Poland see eye-to-eye on Ukraine - 28 December 2015: 20-year old frontline medical volunteer Yana Zinkevych, credited with saving the lives of hundreds of wounded Ukrainian soldiers following Russia's invasion of east Ukraine in early 2014, and who was injured in early November, recovering in Tel Aviv

June 2018: 20 June 2018: Ukraine, Israel agree upon readiness of free trade deal

December 2018: Israel’s new ambassador to Ukraine Joel Lion spoke out harshly against Ukraine’s rehabilitation of various World War II-era figures in an interview with local radio, telling Ukrainians their national heroes were 'horror for Jews’, after Israel had largely remained silent over Kiev’s efforts to rehabilitate figures seen as complicit in the Holocaust

Israel/United Kingdom relations: Israel/United Kingdom relations - 30 June 2014: Leviathan partners sign preliminary deal with British oil and gas company BG to export gas to Egypt

2015: 13 July 2015: Seeing the reality that exists today in the Middle East and also British demands to exert pressure on Israel, Daniel Taub says that his country wanted peace and security since its re-foundation and steps towards peace have taken place when the international community has been most receptive to its concerns

April 2017: 14 April 2017: Israel's PM and president send condolences to family of British Hannah Bladon after a Palestinian East Jerusalem resident, said to be a mentally ill, killed the exchange student at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem on tram in capital

November 2017: 3 November 2017: British PM May emphatically rejects call to apologize for Balfour Declaration that paved the way for the establishment of the state of Israel, slamming boycott efforts, a 'new and pernicious form of anti-Semitism', as Israeli PM Netanyahu says real tragedy of Balfour is that it didn't save Jews from Holocaust

August 2018: 13/14 August 2018: UK Labour Party's Corbyn slammed by Israel's PM Netanyahu, after recent revelations that Corbyn had attended a ceremony to honor the terrorists behind the 1972 Munich Olympic massacre and had compared Israeli military rule in the West Bank to the Nazi occupation of European countries during World War II

Israel/USA relations: Israel/USA relations - 20 May 2011: Netanyahu rejects Obama '1967 borders' view - 25 May 2012: Israel denies African migrants' rights, says US - 28 August: Court rules Israel not at fault for death of US activist Rachel Corrie in 2003 - 17 septembre: Israël exhorte les États-Unis à fixer 'une ligne rouge' à Téhéran - 1 December: US secretary of state says the decision of Israel's security cabinet to build 3.000 settler homes in occupied territories is a set back for peace - 21 March 2013: Making his first official visit to Israel US President Barack Obama promises enduring support amid ongoing concern over a nuclear-armed Iran

Since July 2013 Israeli-Palestinian peace talks: 2013 Israeli-Palestinian peace talks - 30 July 2013: Israeli and Palestinian negotiators will aim to reach a 'final status' agreement over the next nine months to end the conflict

August-December 2013: 3 September: Israel and USA carry out joint missile defense test in the Mediterranean - 30 September: USA President Obama said at the end of his White House meeting with PM Netanyahu that the USA has not given up the option of a military attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities - 3 November: Israel is not only a USA ally, but also a target for USA spying, a USA journal reports - 11 November: Sanctions imposed on Iran would only be slightly eased if nuclear agreement is reached, USA officials tell Israel - 22 December: Israel calls on USA to stop spying on Israel - 23 December: Israeli PM condemns US and UK spying on predecessor as 'unacceptable'

2014: 15 janvier: Moshé Yaalon a dû s'excuser après avoir dit que John Kerry n'avait 'rien à lui apprendre sur le conflit' israélo-palestinien - 18 March 2014: Defense minister Ya'alon says Obama administration is acting feebly and demonstrating weakness the world over, from China through the Mideast to Ukraine - 1 April: Israel and USA agree about the potential Iranian threat to the Middleeast and what to do about it, USA's Martin Dempsey says after Jerusalem visit - 20 December: Obama signs Israel strategic partnership bill laying groundwork for increased trade, military cooperation

2015/2016: 10 October 2015: According to former USA peace envoy to the Middle East Dennis Ross, Israel's PM Netanyahu said in 2010 that Israel could pull out of most of the West Bank if the Jewish state’s security requirements were answered, telling then-secretary of state Hillary Clinton what he could do to move the peace process with the Palestinians along - 18 December 2016: As USA's Jews fear rise in anti-Jewish sentiment, right-wing Israelis say it’s a fringe phenomenon, focus on boosting settlements

January 2017: 21 January 2017: As demonstrators gathered outside of the USA Embassy in Tel Aviv as part of worldwide women’s marches and as hundreds of thousands massed in the USA’s capital Washington and in cities around the globe to send Donald Trump an emphatic message that they won’t let his agenda go unchallenged over the next four years Israel's PM Netanyahu tweeted 'Congrats to my friend President Trump' - 22 January 2017: Reflecting the Torah portion, joyous rebellion as women march, as part of the 21 January 2017 Women's March in cities around the world, initially centered around Washington D.C. to promote women's rights and to address racial inequities, workers' issues, and environmental issues, an estimated 2.9 million people attended the 408 marches across the USA and other marches occurred in 168 countries around the world

May 2017: 17 May 2017: We must reassess what info we share with USA, Israeli intelligence says, after Trump revealed highly classified information to Russians in recent White House meeting, putting Israeli spy’s life at risk - 17 May 2017: Ex-Mossad head Shavit says in an interview that USA's Trump is like a ‘bull in a china shop… If tomorrow I were asked to pass information to the CIA, I would do everything I could to not pass it to them’, as another former head of the Mossad Danny Yatom demands to penalize the USA over Trump’s leak because his acts could endanger Israeli sources - 20 May 2017: 'Horrified’ Israeli intelligence officials ‘were shouting at US counterparts’ over Trump leak to Russian war criminals, as the now endangered Israeli spy was also reportedly a major asset in gaining information on the actions of Iran in Syria, through its Revolutionary Guards Corps and Hezbollah terrorists, both of which have been fighting for Bashar Assad

August 2017: 16 August 2017: Israeli politicians reject Trump claim of two sides to Virginia hate march and racist terror attack, saying 'when neo-Nazis march in Charlottesville and scream slogans against Jews and in support of white supremacy, the condemnation has to be unambiguous'

December 2017: 6 December 2017 USA's position on Jerusalem following 1995 Jerusalem Embassy Act - 7 December 2017: Israeli officials downplayed threats of a diplomatic backlash in the wake of USA's recognition of Jerusalem as the country’s capital, saying other countries were eager to follow suit

June 2018: 20 June 2018: Israel welcomed an announcement that the USA will withdraw from the UN Human Rights Council, praising the move as a 'courageous decision against the hypocrisy and the lies' of the international body that UN ambassador Nikki Haley said harbors bias against the Jewish state

Israel/Vatican relations: Israel/Vatican relations - Siege of Jerusalem (63 BC) - Siege of Jerusalem (37 BC) - Judea, province of the Roman empire 6 CE–135 - First Jewish–Roman War 66–73 CE - Siege of Jerusalem in the year 70 CE was the decisive event of the First Jewish-Roman War - Siege of Masada 73 to 74 CE - Jewish–Roman wars 66–136 (70 years) - Jewish diaspora after the Roman destruction of Judea - History of the Jews in the Roman Empire - Jewish history since the Roman rule in the land of Israel, since 63 BCE - Anti-Judaism in the pre-Christian Roman Empire - Antisemitism in early Christianity - Antisemitism and the New Testament - Persecution of Jews - Anti-Judaism - Christianity and antisemitism - History of the Jews in Germany - Holocaust during World War II

2014: 23 May 2014: Papal Israel visit may lead Vatican to open Holocaust-era files - 25 May: Pope Francis arrives in Israel as part of Middle East tour

Israel/Vietnam relations: Israel/Vietnam relations

2017: 28 July 2017: Vietnam and Israel want to boost bilateral ties, suggesting ways to improve co-operation in diplomacy, trade, investment, finance, agriculture, science-technology, culture and education, targeting annual two-way trade of US$3 billion

Israel/Yemen relations: Israel/Yemen relations

2018: 5 February 2018: Armed by Iran, Hezbollah and Lebanon Yemen's Houthis now threaten one of world's busiest shipping routes and all of Israel's economic waters, including offshore gas fields

Politics of Israel: Politics of Israel - Unwritten constitution of Israel - instead of a formal written constitution, and in accordance with the Harari Decision of 1950 adopted during the Israeli Constituent Assembly, the State of Israel has enacted several Basic Laws of Israel dealing with the government arrangements and with human rights - Israeli Central Elections Committee

Political parties in Israel: Political parties in Israel

Since 1919 political parties during the period of British Mandate, later in Israel: Since 1919 Ahdut HaAvoda (Labour Unity), the name used by a series of Israeli political parties and first established during the period of British Mandate, later becoming part of the Israeli political establishment and one of the forerunners of the modern-day Israeli Labor Party - Since 1968 Israeli Labor Party, established by a merger of Mapai, Ahdut HaAvoda and Rafi - Hadash since 1977 - Likud founded in 1973 by Menachem Begin in an alliance with several right-wing and liberal parties - Since 1984 'Shas', an ultra-orthodox religious political party - Meretz founded in 1992 with the union of Ratz, Mapam, and Shinui - Since 2008 'The Jewish Home', founded as the successor party to the National Religious Party - Since 2012 'Yesh Atid', founded by Yair Lapid and seeking to represent what it considers the secular middle class in Israel, focusing primarily on civic, socio-economic, and governance issues, including government reform and ending military draft exemptions for the ultra-Orthodox - Kulanu founded on 27 November 2014 - Since December 2018 'Israel Resilience Party', a political party founded by Benny Gantz, former Chief of the General Staff of the Israel Defense Forces - Since 2 January 2019 'Telem' party, founded by former Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon

March-December 2012: 28 March 2012: Israel's main Kadima opposition party has elected Shaul Mofaz as its new leader, who will replace current leader Tzipi Livni - 1 May: Tzipi Livni resigns as member of Israeli parliament - 26 October 2012: Israeli PM Netanyahu says his Likud Party is to merge with the ultra-nationalist group Yisrael Beitenu for January's general election - 28 December 2012: Palestinian-Israeli politician and Knesset member Haneen Zoabi is appealing a court ruling barring her from running in January general elections - 30 December 2012: Supreme court rules ban on Haneen Zoabi's candidacy is unconstitutional

March 2015: 19 March 2015: Zehava Gal-On decides not to quit as Meretz chief after party rises to 5 mandates in final count

February 2019: 21 February 2019: Former defense minister Moshe Ya'alon, Israel Resilience's Benny Gantz, Yesh Atid's Yair Lapid and former IDF chief of staff Gabi Ashkenazi forge alliance and a united list, that will be named 'Blue and White', in the upcoming elections, saying they 'will present a new team of security and social leaders that will ensure the security of the nation and reunite the fractured elements of Israeli society', and agreeing to rotate being PM should they win the elections

Since 21 February 2019 'Blue and White' political alliance: Since 21 February 2019 'Blue and White', a political alliance running in the 2019 Israeli legislative election, composed of Israel Resilience Party, Yesh Atid, and Telem - 24 February 2019: Ehud Barak confidant and lawyer Oshi Elmalich reportedly behind campaign pushing for center-left parties to unite forces in upcoming elections - 9 March 2019: In his first major interview since entering politics last month, former Israeli army chief of staff Gabi Ashkenazi says that his job had been to ensure that the political echelon has 'realistic' options and to give his professional advice

Since 1996 United Arab List: United Arab List founded in 1996 - The Joint List is a political alliance founded on 23 January 2015 of four Arab-dominated parties Hadash, Balad, United Arab List, and Ta'al - Arab members of the Knesset - 21 February 2019: Ahead of key deadline, Arab parties haven’t reached deal to revive Joint List

Trade unions in Israel: Trade unions in Israel

Since 1920 'Histadrut': Since 1920 'Histadrut' (or the General Organization of Workers in Israel), Israel's national trade union centre with about 650,000 members in 2005, representing the majority of trade unionists - Histadrut has been criticized by European worker unions and international human rights groups over its failure to represent migrant workers, considered to be the most maltreated employees in Israel, in 2009, the Histadrut began accepting memberships of migrant workers - another criticism of the Histadrut is that it appears to protect powerful interest groups in the labor market, i.e., that it does not protect all workers

Since 1934 'National Labor Federation in Eretz-Israel': Since 1934 'National Labor Federation in Eretz-Israel', a national trade union center in Israel founded under the basic teachings of Theodor Herzl, Max Nordau, and Ze'ev Jabotinsky, believing in the separation of employers and trade unions, opposed to Histadrut

Since 2007/2008 'Koah LaOvdim': Since 2007/2008 'Koah LaOvdim', a multi-national, transethnic and cross-sectional organization, unionizing workers from all sectors of Israeli society, with equality and solidarity between Jews and Arabs being one of the organization's core beliefs, also a proponent of feminism and gender equality in the workeforce and aiming the establishment of social and economic justice, a welfare state and industrial democracy

Government in Israel: Israeli system of government

Taxation and government budget in Israel: Taxation in Israel - Israel Government Budget

Elections and politics in Israel: Elections in Israel - Israeli Central Elections Committee

February 2009 Israeli legislative election: 10 February 2009 Israeli legislative election

Since 2009 thirty-second government of Israel: Thirty-second government of Israel - second Netanyahu government since 2009

April/May 2011: 28. April 2011: Israel und die palästinensische Vereinbarung vom 27. April - 20 May: Netanyahu rejects Obama '1967 borders' view

July-December 2011: Israeli lawmakers pass West Bank settlement boycott law (47 to 36 votes, 120 members of Knesset) 11 July - 13. Juli: Klage in Israel gegen Boykottgesetz - 4. August: Israel forciert Siedlungsbau - 930 weitere Wohnungen auf besetztem Gebiet am Südrand Jerusalems - 11. August: Israels 'endgültige Genehmigung' für 1.600 neue Wohnungen in Ost-Jerusalem - 16 August: Israel parliament (only opposition) meets in an emergency session on Tuesday to discuss social protests - 27. September: Israels Regierung läßt laut UN-Experten immer mehr Häuser von Palästinensern im besetzten Westjordanland zerstören, Vertreibung und Zerstörung weiterer Lebensgrundlagen - 16 October: Israel names 477 Palestinian prisoners to be freed - 18. Oktober: Gilad Shalit an Ägypten übergeben, heute Rückkehr nach Israel - 1 November: Israel orders new building in East Jerusalem after Unesco membership of Palestine - 11. Novemer: Israels Armee erschießt jüdischen Siedler an Straßensperre im Westjordanland - 28 December 2011: Israel appoves more homes in east Jerusalem

January-April 2012: 9 January 2012: Israel to increase defence budget by $700m - 25 March 2012: Israel's Supreme Court rejects a deal that would have given the government three years to evacuate Migron, the West Bank's biggest and oldest settlement outpost - 24 April 2012: Israel approves three West Bank settlements

May/June 2012: 3. Mai 2012: Knesset für 4. September als Datum für vorgezogene Wahlen - 9 May 2012: Israeli parliament approves Likud-Kadima coalition deal - 7 June 2012: Netanyahu announces plans for 300 settler homes in Beit El even after Knesset rejects bill to 'legalise' existing homes on Palestinian land - 13 June 2012: Government report criticises Netanyahu decision-making in 2010 naval raid on Gaza-bound flotilla - 26 June 2012: Israel evicts West Bank settlers after landmark ruling

July-December 2012: 8 July 2012: After large rally Israeli PM's party announces to back full conscription - 17 July: Kadima quits Israel government over conscription law - 2 September: Evacuation of Migron outpost begins, in advance of Supreme Court deadline - 6 October: Israeli air force downs unmanned aircraft after it entered the south of the country - 9 October: Israel's prime minister has called an early general election, which could come as soon as January 2013 - 11 October: Hezbollah admits launching drone over Israel - 16 octobre: La Knesset a voté sa dissolution et convoqué des élections législatives anticipées pour le 22 janvier 2013 - 30 November: Netanyahu/Lieberman security-cabinet authorises 3.000 units in illegal settlements in occupied territory, a day after UN General Assembly upgraded Palestine's status - 2 December: Israel halts Palestinian tax transfer - 13 December: Israeli FM Avigdor Lieberman charged with fraud and breach of trust - 14 December: Lieberman resignation signals shift in Israeli politics - 17 December: Israel pushes ahead with plans to build 1.500 settler homes in east Jerusalem - 21 December: PM Netanyahu says that he is not interested in what UN says about settlement construction - 25 December: Israel endorses first university in West Bank near Nablus - 26 December: Israel has advanced the process of building 942 more settler homes in East Jerusalem under a new fast-track plan to tighten its grip on the territory - 28 December 2012: Palestinian-Israeli politician and Knesset member Haneen Zoabi is appealing a court ruling barring her from running in January general elections - 30 December 2012: In unanimous ruling High Court rules that Israeli Arab MK Hanin Zuabi can run in upcoming election

January 2013: 13 January: Early Sunday Israeli police evicted Palestinian protesters and other multi-national activists from a hilltop camp they set up in a West Bank area slated for Jewish settlement - 13 January: Just hours after Israeli troops dragged anti-settlement protesters from the site, Israel's Netanyahu pledges to move ahead with building a Jewish settlement in the area

January 2013 Israeli legislative election: Israeli legislative election 22 January 2013 - 22 January 2013: Voting begins in Israel's early general elections with more than 30 parties - 23 janvier 2013: Le bloc de centre gauche, comprenant le parti Yesh Atid, le Parti travailliste et les partis arabes, et le bloc de droite, mené par Likoud-Israël Beiteinou, obtiennent chacun 60 sièges

January/February 2013: 28 January: According to a certified map of the West Bank settlement of Eli at least 166 homes in Israeli settlement built on private Palestinian land - 9 February: Israeli forces removed tents set up by Palestinians in an open area near Hebron, the fifth tent village in the West Bank in the past few weeks - 3 February: Netanyahu asked to form new government and has now four weeks to forge a coalition, which he says will focus on security issues and the economy - 10 February: Former FM and charged A. Lieberman says Palestinian peace accord impossible

March 2013: 14 March: After weeks and a series of delays PM's Likud party has reached deal with centrist party to form new government - 18 March: Knesset approves Netanyahu’s four-party coalition government

18 March 2013: Thirty-third government of Israel - third Netanyahu Government sworn in on March 18th 2013

April-June 2013: 17 April 2013: At least two rockets exploded in Israel's Red Sea resort town of Eilat causing no casualties but prompting the authorities to close the airport - 9 May: Israel has authorised the construction of 296 new settler homes in the West Bank - 30 mai: Israël va construire un millier de logements dans des colonies à Jérusalem-Est - 13 juin 2013: Israël va construire des centaines de nouveaux logements dans une colonie du nord de la Cisjordanie

July-September 2013: 30 juillet 2013: 'J’ai tué beaucoup d’Arabes dans ma vie – et il n’y a aucun problème avec ça', a affirmé le chef de 'Foyer juif' et ministre israélien de l'Économie Naftali Bennett - 4 August: Israel adds 20 West Bank settlements to its list for public aid in housing, infrastructure, education, cultural activities and security spending - 11 August: Israel to start building nearly 1,200 new units in West Bank and East Jerusalem - 12 August: Almost all prisoners, slated to be released as a gesture toward the Palestinian Authority in the renewed peace talks, were convicted of murdering Israelis - 8 September 2013: The Israeli government on Sunday approved the allocation of 5,000 work permits for Palestinians from the West Bank - 17 September 2013: Israel strikes down law targeting African migrants

October 2013 Israeli municipal elections: Israeli municipal elections 22 October 2013 - 22 October: Voter turnout in Israel's municipal election low across country

October-December 2013: 29 October: Government body funds call center marketing illegal West Bank homes - 12 novembre: 20.000 projets de construction en Cisjordanie annulés - 12 December: Defense Ministry changes housing regulation in West Bank according to whether the houses belong to Jews or Palestinians

January-June 2014: 6 January 2014: Israel approves new plan for 272 new homes in West Bank settlements - 10 January: Israel announces plans for 1,400 new settlement homes in the West Bank and East Jerusalem - 11/12 January: Israelis mourn former Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon, who died after eight years in a coma at Tel Hashomer hospital - 30 April 2014: PM Netanyahu condemns the recent anti-Arab attack in the Israeli Arab town of Fureidis

10 June 2014 Israeli presidential election: Israeli presidential election 10 June 2014 (indirect) - 10 June 2014: Reuven Rivlin is elected Israel's 10th president, declaring that he is 'no longer partisan but rather a man of the nation'

July 2014: 2 July: After three murdered teenagers Eyal Yifrah, Gilad Shaar and Naftali Fraenkel were laid to rest side-by-side, Cabinet convenes to determine response to kidnapping and rockets - 6 July: PM Netanyahu responds to Lieberman, Bennett, who criticized Israel's lenient reaction to Gaza rockets, and cautions against 'inflammatory' rhetoric - 7 July: Israeli FM Lieberman ended a 20-month political alliance between his rightwing nationalist Yisrael Beitenu party and Likud, although his faction will remain in government - 11 July: PM Netanyahu says operation in Gaza will continue until quiet is restored to Israel, blames Hamas for Gaza civilian casualties - 31 July: Despite Israeli casualties and world criticism, a near-consensus in Israel supports the government’s conduct of the Gaza war, views Hamas as the aggressor and considers outsiders’ moralizing as hypocritical, ignorant, recent opinion polls show - 31 July: Israel calls up 16,000 more reservists as army presses campaign

3 December 2014: 3 December: Knesset to vote on dissolving itself as Israel elections loom, following PM Netanyahu’s firing of Yair Lapid and Tzipi Livni - 3 December: Israeli legislators agree on 17 March 2015 parliamentary election

26 December 2014: 26 December 2014: High Court orders the evacuation of the Amona outpost in the West Bank within two years

January 2015: 21 January 2015: NGO report calls on government to open inquiry over Operation Protective Edge 2014, saying that Gazans had no place to hide during IDF bombings

17 March 2015 Israeli legislative election: 17 March 2015 Israeli legislative election - 17 March: 5.8 million Israelis head to the polls - 17 March: Central Elections Committee reports voter turnout at 71.8%, the highest turnout since 1999 and 4.1% more than 2013 - 18 March: Likud set to win 30 Knesset seats, Zionist Union gets 24 - 24 March: CEC to sort out voting irregularities and finalize counts of 2015 legislative election

March/April 2015: March-May 2015 Israeli government formation - 16 April: Knesset holds Every Man Has a Name ceremony for Holocaust Remembrance Day

May 2015: Since 6 May 2015: Thirty-fourth government of Israel - fourth Netanyahu Government - 7 May 2015: PM Netanyahu finally manages to put together his fourth government, Habayit Hayehudi and Likud sign coalition deal and Habayit Hayehudi will hold education, justice and agriculture portfolios - 14 May 2015: After stormy debate Knesset approves Israel's 34th government in vote of 61-59

July-December 2015: 29 July 2015: High Court orders Beit El’s Dreinoff settlement buildings torn down - 9 August: As the funeral of Palestinian Dawabsha, the father of a toddler killed when their home was firebombed by Jewish extremists, was attended by thousands, Israeli security forces search 7 homes in hilltop settlements, detain at least 9 people - 7 September: Record number of Palestinian structures slated for demolition in West Bank - 14 September: Netanyahu calls emergency meeting on stone throwing and fire bombs in Jerusalem and its vicinity - 28 November 2015: 'Liberman’s understanding of the war on terror amounts to the automatic firing of empty slogans, which have a merely coincidental relation to reality', Likud says after ex-FM calls PM’s handling of terror wave 'catastrophic'

January-May 2016: 31 January 2016: Israel would consider invitation to peace talks with Palestinians, an Israeli government official says but two Israeli cabinet ministers say Israel should boycott France's conference plan - 8 February: Israel to approve work permits for 30,000 more West Bank Palestinians - 20 May 2016: Leaving politics, Ya’alon warns of 'dangerous’ forces who 'took over’ Likud, Israel - 21 May 2016: Avigdor Lieberman should answer questions before becoming defense minister, Israeli newspaper 'Haaretz' demands - 27 mai 2016: Les ministre de la défense et de l'environnement ont claqué la porte en protestation contre le retour d'Avigdor Lieberman

September-November 2016: 29 September 2016: Israelis pay respects to former president Shimon Peres as he lies in state at Knesset, as Hamas terror group says 'Palestinian people are very happy’ at former president’s death, calling it 'a new phase of weakness’ for Israel

9 November 2016: PM Netanyahu's response to TV journalist Ilana Dayan's critical report on workings of his bureau, and interference by his wife Sara, is disproportionate and indicative of his determination to respond aggressively to critical reports, even PM's associates agree

November/December 2016: 14 November 2016: Israel's agriculture minister Uri Ariel helped to set back cutting-edge Israeli research and also apparently overstepped government regulations on gifts by giving the only scientific research helicopter of its kind in the country to murderous Russian regime's PM Dmitri Medvedev, after Israeli chief rabbi Yitzhak Yosef said in October 2016, that Syria is suffering 'a small holocaust’, as 'every day not far from here, as we sit here, men, women and children are murdered in Syria, and particularly in Aleppo', demanding that Jews must not be silent in the face of genocide across northern border - 13 December 2016: Interior Minister Aryeh Deri says that he had asked PM Netanyahu to officially request an emergency UN Security Council session on the worsening humanitarian situation in Syria, asserting that, 'as Jews, we cannot ignore these atrocities' - 28 December 2016: PM Netanyahu, who reportedly acceded to Russian request not to vote for war crimes investigative mechanism at the UN General Assembly, days before anti-settlements resolution passed at UN Security Council with Moscow’s help, loses confidence

February-August 2017: 6 February 2017: Israel legalizes West Bank outposts with sweeping new legislation, as controversial law recognizing building on private Palestinian land passes final Knesset votes by 60 to 52 - 28 February 2017: Blistering Gaza 2014 war report scorches Netanyahu, Ya’alon and Gantz over tunnel failures, Netanyahu to be questioned in April by lawmakers on report - 24 May 2017: In Jerusalem Day speech Israel's president Rivlin says that Israel must act immediately to improve the quality of life in the predominantly Arab neighborhoods of East Jerusalem, which are among the nation’s poorest - 18 June 2017: The Israeli cabinet approved a bill to ban the entire binary options industry, a multi-billion dollar, widely fraudulent, Israel-based enterprise, whose activities have been exposed in a series of articles by the 'Times of Israel' since March 2016 - 3 August 2017: Israel's Superintendent Gabi Biton, who investigates financial fraud and money laundering, told a Knesset panel that Israeli crime kingpins are behind the binary options industry and that organized crime in the country has been massively enriched and strengthened as a result of law enforcement’s failure for many years to grasp the vastness of the problem

January 2018: 2 January 2018: Lawmakers approved a bill that requires a special two-thirds majority vote in the Knesset to relinquish any part of Jerusalem to the Palestinians under a future peace accord

April 2018: March/April 2018 'Land Day' incidents - 1 April 2018: Opposition split on IDF response to Gaza protests dubbed the 'March of Return', as Arab MKs back Gaza protesters

4 April 2018: After Netanyahu reversal, African migrants remain in limbo

June 2018: 1 June 2018: Israel unveils plan to pump billions into neglected Arab areas of East Jerusalem, as education, infrastructure and jobs program called 'most comprehensive attempt' yet to narrow gap between Arab and Jewish parts of city

July/August 2018: 19 July 2018: Lawmakers approved Jewish state law, enshrining 'national home of the Jewish people’, in its second and third readings overnight, with 62 voting in favor, 55 opposed and two abstaining - 12 August 2018: Speaking about the joint Jewish-Arab protest against the nation-state law and about the escalation with Gaza, PM Netanyahu says at Sunday's cabinet meeting that 'we are in the midst of a campaign against terrorism in Gaza', that his government wants 'a complete cease-fire' and that Israel will not be satisfied with less

October/November 2018 Israeli municipal elections: 30 October 2018 Israeli municipal elections - 14 November 2018: Second round in local elections ends with wins for newcomers and doubles the number of women leading cities and councils from 5 to 13

November 2018: 14 November 2018: Israel'd defense minister Liberman resigns, slamming 'drastically inadequate' response to massive rocket fire on south and calling for elections as soon as possible, as Netanyahu will take over defense portfolio and Zionist Union leader Avi Gabbay expresses support for protesters demonstrating at the entrance to the town of Sderot over Israel’s reported agreement for a ceasefire with Gaza’s Hamas terrorist rulers - 14 November 2018: Likud official slams Liberman, as families of soldiers held in Gaza praise Liberman for his 'determined stand'

December 2018: 24 December 2018: Early elections called for April 9 as coalition agrees to dissolve Knesset and government says all parties have agreed on national polls after 'full four-year term', amid disagreements over ultra-Orthodox draft law and as AG weighs corruption cases against PM

February 2019: 21 February 2019: Former defense minister Moshe Ya'alon, Israel Resilience's Benny Gantz, Yesh Atid's Yair Lapid and former IDF chief of staff Gabi Ashkenazi forge alliance and a united list in the upcoming elections, saying they 'will present a new team of security and social leaders that will ensure the security of the nation and reunite the fractured elements of Israeli society', and agreeing to rotate being PM should they win the elections

March 2019: 11 March 2019: Without mentioning PM, president Reuven Rivlin rejects Netanyahu comments about Arab citizens after PM said Israel 'not a state for all its citizens’

April 2019 Israeli legislative election: 9 April 2019 Israeli legislative election - 10 April 2019: Netanyahu's Likud tied with Benny Gantz's Kahol Lavan party with 35 seats each, with 95% of the votes counted, as Likud and its traditional political allies were in command of a 65-55 majority in parliament

Social movements and protests in Israel: Protests in Israel

2011: 2011 Israeli social justice protests - 23 July 2011: Tens of thousands protest against rising housing costs and social inequalities in Israel - July 2011: Israeli Chamber Orchestra playing Wagner at Bayreuth - Israel announces housing reforms amid large protests - 31 July 2011: Mass protests in Israel over high prices continue - Haaretz 1 August: Israeli municipalities declare general strike in solidarity with housing protests - 6 August 2011: Hundreds of thousands of Israelis rally in Tel Aviv and other cities for reforms protest demanding social justice - 13 August: Across the country Israeli protesters call for economic reforms (housing prices, education, jobs) on Saturday - 14 août: Le mouvement pour la justice sociale gagne du terrain et s'étend à douze nouvelles villes - 27. August 2011: Wieder Samstag-Demonstrationen für soziale Gerechtigkeit - 3 September: Israel's 'march of a million' - ongoing protest on Saturday - 4 September: Despite largest turnout to date for Israel's protest movement there are questions over the socio-economic issues - 7 novembre: Grève générale limitée à 4 heures dans le secteur public lundi matin - 6. Dezember 2011: Parlament beschließt Steuerreform mit Entlastungen für israelische Mittelschicht

2012: 9 February 2012: General strike to force government to hire contract workers and improve conditions - 13. Mai 2012: In Tel Aviv haben wieder Tausende gegen die hohen Lebenshaltungskosten und soziale Ungerechtigkeit demonstriert - 24 June: Scores arrested after Israel protests - 8 July: Tel Aviv rally of thousands of protesters calls for all citizens, including ultra-Orthodox and Arabs, to perform military or community service - 14 July: An Israeli protester has set himself alight at rally to mark one year of nationwide protests - NZZ 20. Juli: Demonstrant, der sich bei den Protesten gegen soziale Ungerechtigkeit in Tel Aviv selbst angezündet hatte, ist seinen schweren Verletzungen erlegen - 22 July: Disabled Israeli war veteran Akiva Mafi is said to be in a serious condition after setting himself on fire at a bus stop near Tel Aviv - NZZ 1. August: Armeeveteran Akiva Mafi stirbt nach Selbstanzündung - 5 August 2012: Mass rallies held across Israel against tax hikes and spending cuts implemented by PM Netanyahu's Likud party

2013: 11 May 2013: Thousands in Tel Aviv protest Lapid budget, which includes a rise in VAT, cuts to welfare benefits and civil servants' salaries, and an increase in income tax - 1 August 2013: Hundreds of people - Israeli Arabs and Jews - protested in the Negev desert against plans to resettle up to 40,000 Bedouin and demolish 40 villages in the region - 28 October 2013: Thousands protest Israeli government's planned release of Palestinian prisoners and family members of those killed in attacks by prisoners gather outside Ofer prison

2014: 6 January 2014: Thousands of African migrants marched in Tel Aviv hoping to call attention to the state's refusal to recognize the migrants' asylum requests - 29 June 2014: Thousands rally in Tel Aviv for kidnapped Israeli teens - 14/15 August 2014: In an event organized by municipal leaders, over 10,000 people gather in Tel Aviv in a show of support for the rocket-ravaged southern communities demanding peace and security - 17 August: As Israel and Hamas envoys expected back in Cairo to resume talks, thousands of Israelis call for dialogue at Tel Aviv peace rally saying 'Yes to a diplomatic solution' and 'Jews and Arabs refuse to be enemies' - 19 November: Thousands attended the funeral of sergeant-major Zidan Nahad Seif who was wounded while attempting to stop the terror attack at the Kehilat Bnei Torah synagogue a day before - 14 December 2014: Hundreds of protesters in Jerusalem gathered in Zion Square to protest racism, following an arson attack on a Jewish Arab school and after months of tension between the Jewish and Arab populations in the capital

2015: 4 January 2015: Workers at cash-strapped food processor Pri Hagalil, one of the largest employers in northern Israel, barricaded themselves next to the factory to protest closure and management’s failure - 8 January 2015: Demonstrators rally at French Consulate in Jerusalem in support of victims of the attack at Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris - 18 February 2015: Hundreds of people attended the funeral of 4-year-old Adele Bitton, who was critically injured in a 2013 rock-throwing attack in Yakir - 4 March: Thousands of Israeli women, including Jews and Arabs, gathered outside Knesset urging a peace agreement with the Palestinians - 7 March: An estimated 40,000 demonstrators took part in a rally on Rabin Square in Tel Aviv calling for a change in government and in the Israeli policy, ten days before Israelis go to the polls on March 17 - 13 March 2015: Groups participating in annual Marathon include coexistence proponents, terror victims and disabled people, as tens of thousands took part in Jerusalem Marathon - 16 April: Thousands attend funeral for Jerusalem car-ramming victim Shalom Sherki - 4 May 2015: After a Sunday protest against racism and police brutality initiated by Ethiopian Israelis left 68 people injured and 43 arrested PM Netanyahu to meet with Ethiopian community leaders and IDF soldier Damas Pakada, recorded being beaten by police - 19 May: For second time in two weeks, protesters rally in Tel Aviv, calling for an end to discrimination against Ethiopians - 21 June: Thousands rally for peace at torched Galilee church - 22 June: Hundreds of Ethiopian Israelis demonstrated in Tel Aviv against the closure of an investigation against policeman who was videotaped beating a uniformed Ethiopian-Israeli soldier - 2 July: Israelis protest in Jerusalem against deadly Palestinian attacks - 1 August 2015: Thousands across Israel protest violence, incitement after arson attack that killed 18-month-old Palestinian Ali Saad Dawabsheh - 5 October 2015: Thousands protest at PM’s home demanding action on terror against Jews - 31 October 2015: 100,000 in Tel Aviv square marking 20 years since the assassination of PM Yitzhak Rabin

October 2016: 11 October 2016: On the eve of Yom Kippur, Israeli groups unite across the country to call for aid for victims of six-year Assad's war against the Syrian people, with the involvement of rabbis and communal leaders under the banner 'The world is silent, we are not'

November 2016: 5 November 2016: As tens of thousands turn out to mark 21 years since Yitzhak Rabin’s assassination, Netanyahu critizised after his coalition chairman denies the murder was political

January 2017: 21 January 2017: Thousands of Arab Israelis protest home demolitions, discrimination - 21 January 2017: Demonstrators gathered outside of the USA Embassy in Tel Aviv as part of worldwide women’s marches as hundreds of thousands massed in the USA’s capital Washington in a demonstration against sexism and sexual violence, calling for women's rights, and in cities around the globe to send Donald Trump an emphatic message that they won’t let his agenda go unchallenged over the next four years - 23 January 2017: A celebratory Western Wall women’s prayer and Torah reading held by the 'Original Women of the Wall' group on Monday morning tested a recent interim order by the High Court, with mixed results

April/May 2017: 1 May 2017: Memorial ceremonies are held, families and friends visit the graves of loved ones, as some 1.5 million Israelis visit the nation’s 52 military cemeteries and hundreds of smaller military sections in civilian cemeteries on Memorial Day, which is also marked by candle lightings and the Israel media - 23 May 2017: Protesters outside USA consulate demonstrate against Donald Trump in Jerusalem, showing him that not everyone in Israel supports his visit, condemning his policies on healthcare, the environment, women’s rights, as well as his entanglements with Russian regime and Congress - 27 May 2017: Thousands of people participated in a pro-peace demonstration in Tel Aviv’s Rabin Square, also saying '50 years is enough, peace now'

July 2017: 23 July 2017: Thousands of mourners gathered in the central Israeli city of Modiin, as the three members of the Salomon family who were murdered by a Palestinian terrorist in a deadly stabbing attack were laid to rest

December 2017: 3 December 2017: Tens of thousands of people rallied in protest in Tel Aviv against government corruption and new legislation that critics say is intended to shield PM Netanyahu from police investigations - 10 December 2017: Tens of thousands of Israelis took to the streets of Tel Aviv on Saturday night to protest against corruption in PM Netanyahu's government

January 2018: 24 January 2018: Holocaust survivors and rabbis, as well as doctors and some airline pilots, are among the Israelis who say they will try to thwart Israel’s plan to deport thousands of African migrants, even if it means taking them into their own homes

February 2018: 6 February 2018: Hundreds of Israelis gathered in the settlement of Har Bracha in the northern West Bank for the funeral of Itamar Ben Gal, who was killed Monday in a stabbing attack - 24 February 2018: More than 20,000 African asylum seekers and Israelis protest in Tel Aviv against plan to deport asylum seekers

March 2018: 24 March 2018: Over 20,000 people rally in Tel Aviv in support of asylum seekers, as minister says job migrants will be sent away, kids and war refugees can stay

June 2018: 18 June 2018: Some 100 bus drivers from across the country demonstrated outside the government building in Tel Aviv in protest of authorities' inaction against the wave of violence against their fellow bus drivers

July 2018: 19 July 2018: Furious demonstrators blocked the motorcade of visiting Hungarian PM Orban outside the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial Thursday, protesting Orban's nationalistic policies and apparent embrace of Holocaust-era Nazi collaborator Horthy, who deported hundreds of thousands of Jews to their deaths, highlighting also rampant anger at PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s embrace of Orban

August 2018: 4 August 2018: An estimated 50,000-plus people, waving Israeli and Druze flags and calling for equality, gathered at Tel Aviv’s Rabin Square on Saturday night to demonstrate against the controversial Jewish nation-state law - 11/12 August 2018: Thousands of Israelis gathered at Tel Aviv’s Rabin Square on Saturday night to march in a protest, led by the Arab community, against the controversial nation-state law, as PM Netanyahu says at Sunday's cabinet meeting that 'the protesters want to turn Israel into a Palestinian-Israeli state' but his government will not be satisfied with anything less than 'a complete cease-fire' with Gaza - 19 August 2018: South Israel residents march to demand quiet on Gaza border, calling on the government to act to ensure their security after months marred by rocket fire that has had them scrambling toward shelters on a regular basis, as well as incendiary kites and balloons that have torched thousands of acres of land

September 2018: 4 September 2018: Chanting 'we will not be silent and we will not agree to the selling of weapons', Israelis protest against Philippines' Rodrigo Duterte's visit to Israel as they stand outside the presidential compound in Jerusalem

October/November 2018: 20 October 2018: Demonstrators across Israel demand an end to violence against women, as activists in Jerusalem blocked the entrance to the Public Security Ministry, demanding action from the authorities amid outrage over recent spike in the number of murdered women - 3 November 2018: Thousands of people were in Tel Aviv at the annual memorial rally for slain PM Yitzhak Rabin - 25 November 2018: Hundreds rally in Tel Aviv to protest violence against women in an event marking the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women - 30 November 2018: Women attended a rally protesting violence against women, following the murders of two young women, outside police headquarters in Tel Aviv on November 28, as dozens of women’s groups announce their intention to hold a strike next Tuesday in protest of the societal plague of violence against women

December 2018: 4 December 2018: Thousands strike to protest inaction over violence against women, as over 300 institutions, municipalities, schools, and groups join nationwide labor action after 24 women murdered since the start of the year, and as protest is uniting women in Israel's Arab and Jewish communities - 4 December 2018: Some 30,000 demonstrators gathered in Tel Aviv’s Rabin Square Tuesday evening to protest rising violence against women, calling for the authorities to take action, as women across Israel went on strike with marches and other demonstrations

February 2019: 9 February 2019: In Tekoa southeast of Jerusalem several dozen people gathered at a central traffic circle to hold a vigil in memory of Ori Ansbacher, who was murdered by a Palestinian suspect in Jerusalem on Thursday, as the murder continued to send shockwaves through the country and vigils in her memory and rallies to protest the killing were taking place in Tekoa, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and Hebron

March 2019: 26 March 2019: After projectiles were fired from the Gaza strip at southern Israel, protesters called for security, as head of the Eshkol Regional Council, Gadi Yarkoni, said locals would not accept a continuation of low-level violence such as incendiary balloon launches and rioting along the border fence

April 2019: 1 April 2019: Members of environmental protection group 'Greenpeace' hang banner opposite Brazilian president’s hotel urging him to stop destruction of Amazon rainforest, fundamental not only for the global climate, but also important for Brazil's economy, saying that the government of Bolsonaro poses a threat to the rainforest and its indigenous population

Society, demographics, culture and human rights in Israel: Israeli society - Human rights in Israel

Districts, regional and local councils in Israel: Districts of Israel - Regional council - Local councils in Israel

Cities in Israel: List of cities in Israel

Jerusalem: Jerusalem - Geography of Jerusalem - Neighbourhoods of Jerusalem - List of places in Jerusalem

Economy of Jerusalem: Economy of Jerusalem

Demographics, culture and education in Jerusalem: Demographic history of Jerusalem - Jerusalem culture - Education in Jerusalem

Schools in Jerusalem: Schools in Jerusalem

Universities and colleges in Jerusalem: Universities and colleges in Jerusalem - Hebrew University of Jerusalem, established in 1918 the university has three campuses in Jerusalem and one in Rehovot, and is home of the world's largest Jewish studies library

Museums and libraries in Jerusalem in Jerusalem: Museums in Jerusalem - Libraries in Jerusalem

Yad Vashem, Israel's official memorial to the victims of the Holocaust: Yad Vashem is Israel's official memorial to the victims of the Holocaust located on the western slope of Mount Herzl on the Mount of Remembrance in Jerusalem

Since the 4th millennium BCE history of Jerusalem: History of Jerusalem since the 4th millennium BCE

Ancient and archaeological sites in Jerusalem: Ancient sites in Jerusalem - Archaeological sites in Jerusalem - Temple Mount - Archaeological remnants of the Jerusalem Temple

February 2016: 1 February 2016: Historic deal allows men and women to pray together at Western Wall

March 2019: 17 March 2019: Jerusalem Magistrate’s Court said the building known as the Gate of Mercy or Golden Gate on the Temple Mount and at the center of rising tensions in recent weeks, should be closed while legal proceedings continue

Timeline of Jerusalem: Timeline of Jerusalem since 4500–3500 BCE

C.1000-586 BC Solomon's Temple and First Temple period: Since the construction of Solomon's Temple First Temple period c.1000-586 BC

516 BCE - 70 CE second Temple period: Second Temple and Second Temple period between 516 BCE and 70 CE - Jerusalem during the Second Temple, the history of the city from the return to Zion under Cyrus the Great to the 70 CE siege of Jerusalem by Titus during the First Jewish–Roman War, which saw both region and city change hands several times

130-638 'Aelia Capitolina' Roman colony: 130-638 'Aelia Capitolina' Roman colony, built under the emperor Hadrian on the site of Jerusalem, which was in ruins following the siege of 70 AD

636–637 Siege of Jerusalem, captured by the Rashidun Caliphate: 636–637 Siege of Jerusalem, captured by the Rashidun Caliphate

1099-1291 'Kingdom of Jerusalem': 1099-1291 'Kingdom of Jerusalem', a crusader state established in the Southern Levant after the First Crusade

November-December 1917 Battle of Jerusalem: November-December 1917 Battle of Jerusalem against the Ottoman Empire during World War I fought by 'Central Powers' of Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, Bulgaria and 'Allied Powers', the coalition that opposed the Central Powers during the war 1914–1918

1947-1948 Battle for Jerusalem: 1947-1948 Battle for Jerusalem during the 1947–48 Civil War in Mandatory Palestine, as Jewish and Arab populations of Mandatory Palestine and later the Israeli and Jordanian armies fought for control of Jerusalem, in the aftermath of World War II and the genocide during the war in which Nazi Germany, aided by local collaborators, systematically murdered some six million European Jews between 1941 and 1945

Since June 1967 Reunification of Jerusalem: 6 June 1967 Battle of Ammunition Hill, a fortified Jordanian military post in the northern part of East Jerusalem and the site of one of the fiercest battles of the Six-Day War in 1967 - Since June 1967 Reunification of Jerusalem refers to the June 1967 administrative merger of West Jerusalem and East Jerusalem by Israel, following the conquest of the Eastern half of the city (including the walled Old City) from Jordan during the Six Day War - 30 July 1980 Jerusalem Law, a common name of 'Basic Law: Jerusalem, Capital of Israel' passed by the Knesset

May/June 2015: 13 May 2015: 75% of east Jerusalem residents live below poverty line, NGO says - 4 June 2015: Police used stun grenades to disperse hundreds of Palestinians who were protesting against annual Israeli light festival at the Old City of Jerusalem

June 2016: 22 June 2016: Four out of five East Jerusalemites live in poverty as separation wall cited as key reason for growing impoverishment, along with the upsurge in violence and lack of welfare benefits

April 2019 Israeli legislative election: 10 April 2019: With 97.4% of votes counted, in Jerusalem Likud came out top with 24.76% of the city’s votes, United Torah Judaism came in second with 23.16%, Aryeh Deri’s Shas party took third place with 13.73%, and Blue and White only garnered 11.76% of the votes

Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv - History of Tel Aviv - Economy of Tel Aviv, a hub of business and scientific research

Timeline of Tel Aviv: Timeline of Tel Aviv

1917 Tel Aviv and Jaffa deportation by the Ottoman Empire: April 1917 Tel Aviv and Jaffa deportation, the forcible deportation of the entire civilian populations of Jaffa and Tel Aviv by the Ottoman Empire's authorities in Palestine

21st century in Tel Aviv: 21st century in Tel Aviv

January 2019 Assad regime's threats against Tel Aviv: 24 January 2019: After Assad regime’s envoy to the UN threatened that the regime could attack Ben Gurion International Airport outside Tel Aviv, Israeli defense forces take precautionary measure of setting up additional air defenses in central and southern Israel, as shots fired at IDF troops on Syrian border overnight

Haifa: Haifa, a major seaport located on Israel's Mediterranean coastline in the Bay of Haifa, a mixed city of Jews and Arab citizens of Israel and the third-largest city in Israel with a population of 281,087 in 2017, forming part of the Haifa metropolitan area - History of Haifa, first mentioned in Talmudic literature around the 3rd century CE, as a small fishing village and the home of Rabbi Avdimos and other Jewish scholars

Rishon LeZion: Rishon LeZion, the fourth largest city in Israel with a population of 249,860 inhabitants in 2017, located along the central Israeli coastal plain, part of the Gush Dan metropolitan area, and founded in 1882 by Jewish immigrants from the Russian Empire

Umm al-Fahm: Umm al-Fahm city, located 20 kilometres northwest of Jenin in the Haifa District of Israel, and the social, cultural and economic center for residents of the Wadi Ara and Triangle regions, with a population of 54,240 mostly Arab citizens of Israel - Economy and local government of Umm al-Fahm

April 2004: 19 April 2004: First step for 'Palestinian Art and Culture Museum' in Umm al-Fahm

March 2011: 10 March 2011: Israel to get first museum of Arab art and culture, as living testimonies from century of conflict will form basis for $30m museum in Israeli-Arab city of Umm al-Fahm

September 2018: 16 September 2018: A musical performance by a mixed-gender band in the Arab Israeli city of Umm al-Fahm was targeted by people throwing firebombs, after the show had drawn opposition from conservative religious leaders

February 2019: 9 February 2019: Hundreds of mourners in Umm al-Fahm attended the funeral on Saturday of Israeli student at Izmir university Siwar Keblawi, suspected of being murdered in Turkey by her family, after police pieced together evidence and believe she jumped from the balcony in an attempt to escape her brother and father and was murdered shortly thereafter

Demographics and ethnic groups in Israel: Demographics of Israel - Ethnic groups in Israel - Aliyah - Immigration to Israel

Israeli Jews, Israelis: History of the Jews and Judaism in the Land of Israel - Israeli Jews - Growth of population and paternal country of origin - Israelis are citizens of the modern state of Israel, which is a multiethnic society that is home to people of different national backgrounds, the largest ethnic group in Israel today are Mizrahi Jews

Ashkenazi, Mizrahi and Sephardi Jews: Ashkenazi Jews - Mizrahi Jews - Sephardi Jews

Ethiopian Jews in Israel: Ethiopian Jews in Israel - Aliyah from Ethiopia - Beta Israel

Arab citizens of Israel: Arab citizens of Israel

2016: 4 June 2016: Jewish and Arab pupils talk of unity, but Israel has never been so divided as rightwing populism dominates

Negev Bedouin: Negev Bedouin - Negev Bedouin women - the marginalization as a woman stems from traditional gender norms and expectations within Negev Bedouin society and manifests in employment, educational, and health care outcomes

2017: 18 January: An Israeli policeman was killed in a suspected car-ramming attack during clashes over home demolitions in the long-contested Bedouin town of Umm al-Hiran - 21 January 2017: Autopsy on Bedouin driver may discredit claims of terrorism - 30 January 2017: At Bedouin village, a breakdown in talks led to demolitions and deaths

Israeli Druze: Israeli Druze

2015: 16 June 2015: Thousands of Israeli Druze took to the streets in the northern towns of Isfiya and Majdal Shams in a solidarity protest on behalf of members of their community caught up in the turmoil of the ongoing civil war across the border in Syria

Migrant workers and labor rights for migrants in Israel: Labor rights for migrants - of the total 2,500,000 workers in the labor force in Israel in 2001 about 200,000 were immigrants

Culture and languages in Israel: Culture of Israel - Languages of Israel - Israeli literature - Music of Israel

Religion in Israel and Judaism: Religion in Israel - Judaism, an ancient monotheistic Abrahamic religion, with the Torah as its foundational text - Gender and Judaism - Gender separation in Judaism - Women in Judaism - Orthodox Judaism

Jewish studies: Jewish studies, an interdisciplinary academic discipline centered on the study of Jews and Judaism and combining aspects of history (especially Jewish history), Middle Eastern studies, Asian studies, Oriental studies, religious studies, archeology, sociology, languages (Jewish languages), political science, area studies, women's studies, and ethnic studies

Freedom of religion in Israel, Islam and Christianity: Freedom of religion in Israel - Islam in Israel - Muslims, who are mostly Arab citizens of Israel, constitute 17.4% of the Israeli population, making them the second largest religious group in Israel after Israeli Jews - Christianity in Israel is one of the recognized religions in Israel and is practiced by more than 161,000 Israeli citizens (about 2.1% of population), including 127,000 Arab Christians

Religious relations in Israel: Religious relations in Israel

Women and women's rights in Israel: Women in Israel - Women's rights in Israel - 1951 Women's Equal Rights Law of Israel

2016: 31 January 2016: Historic deal allows men and women to pray together at Western Wall - 2 November 2016: Scuffles broke out at the Western Wall Wednesday morning, during the first of a series of events planned by liberal Jewish groups for the day in protest of the ongoing restrictions on non-Orthodox worship at the foot of Judaism’s holiest site

Women in the workforce in Israel: Women in the workforce in Israel

2016: 7 March 2016: Israeli women earn 22% less than men, study finds

Women in the Israel Defense Forces: Women in the Israel Defense Forces

Women in politics and governments of Israel: Women in governments of Israel - Female representation in local government in Israel - Israeli women in politics

Childhood and youth in Israel: Childhood in Israel - Youth in Israel

Child welfare in Israel: Child welfare in Israel - Since 1980 'Israel National Council for the Child', an Israeli independent non-profit non-governmental organization that advocates for children's rights and well-being, serving all religions, ethnicities, and income levels in Israel

Children in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict: Children in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict

Education in Israel: Education in Israel

Education in Israel by district: Education in Israel by district - Education in Haifa District - Education in Jerusalem - Education in Tel Aviv District

Education in Israel and Arab sector: Israel is a signatory of the 'Convention against Discrimination in Education', ratified it in 1961, as the convention has the status of law in Israeli courts

2014: 17 December 2014: Israel slowly reducing 'separation barriers' between Arabs, Jews in education, Taub report finds

List of schools in Israel: List of schools in Israel

Israeli universities and colleges: List of Israeli universities and colleges - Universities and colleges in Jerusalem - Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel's second oldest university established in 1918, the world's largest Jewish studies library is located on its Edmond J. Safra Givat Ram campus - Tel Aviv University, a public research university, with over 30,000 students the University is the largest in the country - Porter School of Environmental Studies, an independent graduate school within Tel Aviv University, is Israel’s first graduate school to focus on research, teaching and the sharing of environmental knowledge, and one of the few worldwide to take a multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary approach to the study of environmental issues - Since 1963 University of Haifa, a public research university founded by the mayor of its host city to operate under the academic auspices of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Science and technology in Israel: Science and technology in Israel - Since 1912 Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, a public research university in Haifa, is the oldest university in the country - Since 1934 Weizmann Institute of Science, a public research university in Rehovot, differs from other Israeli universities in that it offers only graduate and postgraduate degrees in the natural and 'exact' sciences - Since 1969 Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, a center for teaching and research with about 20,000 students, including the National Institute for Biotechnology in the Negev, the Ilse Katz Institute for Nanoscale Science and Technology, the Jacob Blaustein Institutes for Desert Research with the Albert Katz International School for Desert Studies - Since 1987 Ben-Gurion National Solar Energy Center - Israel National Museum of Science, Technology, and Space in Haifa

Desert Research in Israel: Since 1974 Jacob Blaustein Institutes for Desert Research is part of the Ben-Gurion University, located in the Midreshet Ben-Gurion campus in the centre of the Negev desert in Israel - Since 1999 Albert Katz International School for Desert Studies

Zuckerberg Institute for Water Research: Since 2002 Zuckerberg Institute for Water Research

Arava Institute and Porter School for Environmental Studies: Arava Institute for Environmental Studies, an academic studies and research program located at Kibbutz Ketura on the Israeli side of the Arava Valley, seeking to train future leaders of the Middle East in environmental issues so that they will be able to cooperate in solving regional environmental problems under the motto that 'nature knows no borders' - Porter School of Environmental Studies, within Tel Aviv University, is one of the few worldwide graduate schools to take a multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary approach to the study of environmental issues

Agricultural research in Israel: Agricultural research in Israel is based on close cooperation and interaction between scientists, consultants, farmers and agriculture-related industries, as Israel's semi-arid to arid climate and shortage of high quality water are major constraints facing Israeli agriculture - Since 1921 Agricultural Research Organization, Volcani Center

List of Israeli museums: List of Israeli museums - Israel Museum founded 1965 as Israel's national museum is situated on a hill in the Givat Ram neighborhood of Jerusalem - Yad Vashem is Israel's official memorial to the victims of the Holocaust located on the western slope of Mount Herzl on the Mount of Remembrance in Jerusalem - Bible Lands Museum - Tower of David Museum of 4,000 years of Jerusalem's history, from its beginnings as a Canaanite city to modern times - The Ghetto Fighters' House - Itzhak Katzenelson Holocaust and Jewish Resistance Heritage Museum - founded in 1949 located in the Western Galilee - Israel National Museum of Science, Technology, and Space in Haifa - Tel Aviv Museum of Art

Archaeology of Israel: Archaeology of Israel - Near Eastern archaeology

December 2014: 3 December 2014: An Israeli archaeologist set out to find the Jewish fighter who left behind an inscription at Jerusalem's Kishle prison dating back to the First Temple period - 15 December 2014: Israeli archaeologists uncovered a massive 2,800-year-old farmhouse in the area of modern day Rosh Ha’ayin, indicating that the ancient residents were engaged in the wine industry and in growing cereal

July 2018: 1 July 2018: Minted on the eve of the destruction of the Second Temple, coin discovered in City of David excavations reads 'For the Redemption of Zion', showing rebels aware of impending disaster of the conquest by the Romans of Jerusalem and the Temple’s destruction

November 2018: 21 November 2018: An extremely rare, minuscule biblical stone weight inscribed in ancient Hebrew script with the word 'beka', a First Temple-period weight measure, was discovered in rubble taken from excavations at the foundations of the Western Wall in Jerusalem

Health in Israel: Health in Israel

Healthcare in Israel: Healthcare in Israel - Israel has a system of universal healthcare as set out by the 1995 National Health Insurance Law - Medical and health organizations based in Israel

List of hospitals in Israel: List of hospitals in Israel by district and city

Sport in Israel: Sport in Israel

2015: 13 March 2015: Tens of thousands take part in Jerusalem Marathon

Media in Israel: Media of Israel - Media in Israel by city - Media coverage of the Arab–Israeli conflict

September 2015: 26 September 2015: Commander of troops seen attacking foreign AFP journalists removed from post

August 2017: 7 August 2017: Saying that minister Kara undermines Israeli claims to be the Middle East's sole democracy, and that it will take legal action, Al Jazeera slams move to ban network, after Israel's communications minister Kara said on Sunday he plans to close the local offices of Al Jazeera, following allegations by PM Netanyahu of incitement

Newspapers in Israel: Newspapers in Israel - Haaretz, Israel's oldest daily newspaper founded in 1918

2014: 3 May 2014: Activist Abir Kopty objects to her inclusion in Haaretz's 66 Israeli women project saying 'I’m not an Israeli woman'

Broadcasting in Israel: Broadcasting in Israel - Public broadcasting in Israel - Radio in Israel - Television in Israel

September 2018: 2 septembre 2018: La radio publique israélienne s'est excusée pour avoir brisé un tabou en jouant un morceau du compositeur allemand Richard Wagner, boycotté en Israël pour ses propos antisémites

Internet in Israel: Internet in Israel - Internet companies of Israel

2015: 19 May 2015: Visiting Tel Aviv to get prize for role in 'information revolution', Wikipedia's Jimmy Wales says he aims for facts about Israeli-Palestinian conflict to overwhelm bias

2017: 23 June 2017: To stop Russia and other hackers, we need to overhaul the internet, Israeli cyber expert Prof. Isaac Ben-Israel says ahead of next week’s Tel Aviv University 'Cyber Week 2017', calling for a radical overhaul of the internet in order to counter cyber warfare - 25-29 June 2017 Tel Aviv University 'Cyber Week'

Multinational internet companies operating in Israel: 'Facebook' in Israel

January 2019: 7 January 2019: The Israel Tax Authority has submitted tax assessments to the multinational tech giants operating in Israel and is negotiating with Facebook and Google, among others, over the final bill

February 2019: 8 February 2019: Police urge public to stop spreading 'horrific’ rumors about Jerusalem murder of Ori Ansbacher, as false claims circulate on social media, including by PM’s son Yair Netanyahu on 'Facebook'

Cinema of IsraelCinema of Israel - Lists of Israeli films by decade

Crime in Israel: Crime in Israel

Roman Empire's war crimes in Israel, the persecution of the Jews and Aliyah: Siege of Jerusalem (63 BC) - Siege of Jerusalem (37 BC) - Judea, province of the Roman empire 6 CE–135 - First Jewish–Roman War 66–73 CE - Siege of Jerusalem in the year 70 CE was the decisive event of the First Jewish-Roman War - Siege of Masada 73 to 74 CE - Jewish–Roman wars 66–136 (70 years) - Jewish diaspora after the Roman destruction of Judea - History of the Jews in the Roman Empire - Jewish history since the Roman rule in the land of Israel, since 63 BCE - Anti-Judaism in the pre-Christian Roman Empire - Antisemitism in early Christianity - Antisemitism and the New Testament - Persecution of Jews - Aliyah, the immigration of Jews from the diaspora to the land of Israel - First Aliyah 1882-1903

Antisemitism in the Middle East since the imperial period of the Roman Empire: Antisemitism in the Middle East since the imperial period of the Roman Empire - The 'fiscus Iudaicus' was a tax-collecting agency instituted to collect the tax imposed on Jews in the Roman Empire after the destruction of Jerusalem and its Temple in AD 70, revenues were directed to the Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus in Rome - Antisemitism by continent, in Europe, and in the Arab world - Islam and antisemitism - Islamic–Jewish relations - Antisemitism in the Ottoman Empire and in the 18th and 19th centuries - Antisemitism in Iran

Israeli–Palestinian conflict since 1878: Israeli–Palestinian conflict - Timeline of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict 1878-2013 (ongoing) - List of massacres in Israel - List of Palestinian suicide attacks

Terrorism in Israel: Terrorism in Israel - Palestinian terrorism

2006: Terrorist incidents in Israel in 2006 - April 2006 Tel Aviv shawarma restaurant bombing

2008: 2 July 2008 Jerusalem bulldozer terrorist attack, when an Israeli Arab attacked cars on Jaffa Road in Jerusalem, killing three people and wounding at least thirty other pedestrians - 22 September 2008 Jerusalem vehicular attack, when a Palestinian drove a BMW saloon car into a group of civilians and off-duty soldiers in a terrorist ramming attack in Jerusalem, injuring 19

2011: Terrorist incidents in Israel in 2011

2012: Terrorist incidents in Israel in 2012 - November 2012 Tel Aviv bus bombing

2013: Terrorist incidents in Israel in 2013 - List of Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel 2013 - 23 December 2013: A bomb that Israeli authorities suspect was planted by Palestinian militants exploded in a bus near Tel Aviv on Sunday after passengers were evacuated

2014: List of Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel 2014 - Terrorist incidents in Israel in 2014 - 22 October 2014 Jerusalem vehicular attack - 23 October 2014: Hamas, Fatah officials praise terrorist, urging Palestinians to 'escalate the confrontations', after Hamas member al-Shaludi killed Israeli baby in deadly car ramming attack in Jerusalem - 5 November 2014 Jerusalem vehicular attack - 5 November 2014: Vehicular terror attack in Jerusalem claimed by Hamas, after Hamas member and operative al-Akari rammed van into a group of pedestrians waiting for the Light Rail in Jerusalem, killing one person and wounding a number of others - 18 November 2014 Jerusalem synagogue attack - 12 January 2017: Iran and Syria ordered by Washington D.C. District Court to pay $178m to family of American-Israeli infant Chaya Zissel Braun killed in 22 October 2014 Jerusalem terror attack by member of the Hamas terrorist organization al-Shaludi, because the two countries financially back Hamas and as the 'criminal regimes in Tehran and Damascus are the biggest state sponsors of terrorism in the world', according to chairwoman Darshan-Leitner

2015: List of Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel 2015 - Terrorist incidents in Israel in 2015 - 3 October 2015 Jerusalem Lions' Gate stabbings - 19 November 2015 Tel Aviv synagogue stabbing

January 2016 Tel Aviv shooting: On 1 January 2016 suspected gunman Nasha'at Melhem opened fire on several businesses on Dizengoff Street in Tel Aviv, killing two people and injuring seven others - 2 January 2016: Tel Aviv on high alert as manhunt continues for Arab Israeli who killed two in New Year’s Day shooting - 2 January 2016: Tel Aviv shooting suspect reportedly 'wanted to avenge cousin's death' - 4 January 2016: Suspected gunman Nashat Milhem who shot up a bar in Tel Aviv, killing two, fired into two other establishments, fled the scene on foot, hailed a cab, and rode to north Tel Aviv where he murdered the driver before abandoning the vehicle, police says - 8/9 January: Israeli police kill New Year's Day Tel Aviv shooting's suspect Nashat Melhem at mosque in home Wadi Ara town of Ar’ara

April 2016: 18 April 2016 Jerusalem bus 12 bombing - 18/19 April 2016: A bomb exploded on a bus in Jerusalem Monday afternoon, injuring over 20 people as it and other vehicles were engulfed in flames, one man remains in life-threatening condition a day later, while 11 others are still hospitalized - 20 April: Hamas claims one of its own was responsible for Jerusalem bus bomb, praising Abu Srour’s death and declaring him a martyr for jihad

June 2016: 8 June 2016 Tel Aviv shooting - 8 juin 2016: Trois personnes ont été tuées et six autres blessées à Tel-Aviv, quand deux individus ont ouvert le feu dans un quartier de restaurants et de bars proche du Ministère de la défense - 10 June: Israel's army makes more arrests in hometown of Tel Aviv gunmen, who used homemade weapons to kill 4 in rampage - 29 November 2017: Tel Aviv district court sentences three Palestinians to life in prison for a terror attack in June 2016 at Tel Aviv’s Sarona Market

November 2016: 27 November 2016: Two Israeli Arabs arrested on suspicion of deliberately starting brush fires have confessed to the crimes, according to police - November 2016 Israel fires

January 2017: 8 January 2017 Jerusalem vehicular attack - a truck was deliberately rammed by an Israeli Arab citizen into a group of soldiers disembarking from a bus in the Israeli settlement Armon Hanatziv Esplanade in Jerusalem, killing 4 and injuring 15 - 9 January 2017: Families, friends mourn 4 soldiers killed in Jerusalem terror attack, condemned by the UN Security Council, emphasizing 'need for those responsible for this reprehensible act of terrorism to be held accountable'

February/March 2018: 29 March 2018: Acre car-rammer charged with attempted murder in alleged terror attack - 29 March 2018: Arab Israeli indicted for stabbing rabbi to death in West Bank terror attack last month, accused of picking Itamar Ben-Gal as his victim based on his kippa

February 2019: Ori Anbacher (2000-7 février 2019, Jérusalem), assassinée dans un acte de terrorisme à Jérusalem - 8/9 February 2019: Hundreds of mourners attended the funeral of Ori Ansbacher, murdered in Jerusalem, in the West Bank settlement of Tekoa, where Ansbacher lived, as Palestinian suspect arrested by security forces near Ramallah and Israeli envoy calls on UN to condemn the murder of Israeli teen, labeling it a terror attack - 10 February 2019: Murder of Israeli teen Ori Ansbacher was a terror attack, Shin Bet says

Anti-Arabism in Israel: Anti-Arabism in Israel - Racism in Israel

2014/2015: 6 August 2014: Murder trial begins for three Israelis accused of killing Palestinian teenager Mohammed Abu Khdeir - 18 August 2014: Police blocked more than 200 far-right Israeli protesters objecting to marriage of Jewish woman and Muslim man, as they shouted 'death to the Arabs' - 8 December: Police have arrested several suspects in the 29 November arson of a Jewish-Arab bilingual school in Jerusalem - 25 February 2015: A mosque in a village near Bethlehem was set alight early Wednesday morning and anti-Arab graffiti was daubed on it walls, no reports of injuries

July 2015 Duma arson attack: 31 July 2015 Duma arson attack - 24 December 2015: Police have opened an investigation into events surrounding a video released Wednesday showing far-right wing Israeli extremists at a wedding dancing in celebration of the murder of three members of Palestinian Dawabsha family in July - 29 December 2015: Israeli police arrests two suspects in connection with the 'wedding of hate' and Yakir Ashbel for questioning, whose wedding was featured in a video clip showing dozens of far-right guests celebrating the Duma firebombing attack that killed three members of Palestinian Dawabsha family in July

2016: 1 January 2016: Soldier whose rifle was brandished at 'hate wedding' gets 21 days in jail - 3 January 2016: 2 suspected Jewish extremists indicted for July 2015 Duma killings

Religiously motivated violence in Israel:

2015: 26 February 2015: A Greek Orthodox institution in Jerusalem was set fire to early Thursday morning in what police believe is likely an anti-Christian hate crime

Incitement to violence in Israel:

October 2015: 26 October 2015: Some 20,000 Israelis have sued Internet giant Facebook in New York alleging the social media platform is disregarding incitement and calls to murder Jews being posted by Palestinians

August 2017: 21 August 2017: Israeli police have detained a Palestinian over allegedly 'inciting violence and terrorism' and expressing support for the so-called Islamic State on Facebook

December 2017: 24 December 2017: President Rivlin criticized a protester who brandished a cardboard guillotine at an anti-corruption rally in Tel Aviv on Saturday night, calling the use of the prop 'clear incitement', as the protester later wrote on Facebook that the guillotine, used in France during the reign of terror and in Europe over several centuries, including Nazi Germany, 'is an image that serves as a historical reminder of the citizens’ victory over a corrupt government'

White collar and financial crimes, fraud and bribery in Israel: Fraud in Israel - Bribery in Israel

2008: 19 June 2008: The damage caused to the Israeli economy by white collar crimes, which are defined by the law only as fraud, totaled over NIS 6.8 billion in 2007, according to the latest data released by the Israel Police

January 2018: 9 January 2018: Israel has handed down sentences to five men, two Italian immigrants to Israel, an American-Israeli, an Israeli with French and Canadian citizenship, and an Arab citizen of Israel, for their involvement in what is known as the 'CEO scam' against companies abroad, highlighting Israel’s attractiveness as a hub for transnational organized crime

August 2018: 29 August 2018: Israeli Supreme Court increases jail sentence of tycoon Nochi Dankner to 3 years as Dankner, once one of Israel's richest men, and co-defendant Itay Strum, each have year added to sentence for securities fraud including Dankner's role in carrying out millions of dollars’ worth of fraudulent transactions in an attempt to influence the share price of the troubled company

Organized crime and Russian mafia in Israel: Organized crime in Israel - The Russian mafia in Israel, seeing Israel as an ideal place to launder money, as Israel's banking system was designed to encourage immigration and the accompanying capital, following the trend of global financial deregulation, and as Israel had also implemented legislation aimed at easing the movement of capital, combined with the lack of anti-money laundering legislation

Corruption and political scandals in Israel: Political scandals in Israel - List of Israeli public officials convicted of crimes or misdemeanors

2001/2013: 24 September 2001: Avigdor Lieberman assault, fraud and corruption case, convicted for assault on 24 September 2001 and ongoing legal proceedings - 3. Januar 2012: Israels Außenminister Lieberman wegen Betrugs vor Gericht geladen - 13 December 2012: Israeli FM Avigdor Lieberman charged with breach of trust in connection with a long-running financial scandal - 30 December 2012: Indictment served against former FM Avigdor Lieberman, facing now counts of breach of trust and fraud - 17 February 2013: Israel ex-FM Lieberman and key ally of PM Netanyahu accused of promoting diplomat in return for information on police probe into his affairs

2011: 22 March 2011: Moshe Katsav rape and sexual harassment case sentenced on 22 March 2011 - 10. November 2011: Oberstes Gericht Israels bestätigt Urteil gegen früheren Staatspräsidenten Katsav

2012-2016: 5 January 2012: Former Israel PM Olmert indicted in corruption case - 10 July 2012: Ehud Olmert corruption and bribery case, on 10 July 2012 Olmert convicted of breach of trust - 10 juillet 2012: L'ex-Premier ministre Olmert coupable de corruption dans l'affaire dite du 'Centre d'investissement' - 24 September: Former Israel PM Ehud Olmert given a one-year suspended sentence for breaching the public's trust - 31 March 2014: Former PM Ehud Olmert convicted of accepting bribes in Holyland case - 13 May 2014: Former Israeli PM Ehud Olmert sentenced to 6-year jail term for corruption - 30 March 2015: Former PM Olmert convicted of fraud, breach of trust in retrial - 25 May 2015: Ex-premier Olmert sentenced to eight months in jail for taking cash from USA businessman and fundraiser Morris Talansky in exchange for political favors - 29 December 2015: Israel’s Supreme Court partially upheld the conviction of Ehud Olmert, who is one of eight former officials and businessmen in the so-called Holyland real estate corruption case, sending the former PM to prison for 18 months - 2 February 2016: Olmert faces fresh conviction after admitting case tampering

2013: 9 July 2013: According to the numbers, Israeli political and cultural institutions are among the most corrupt of the OECD member countries, but Israelis are more willing than their international peers to take the fight against corruption into their own hands

2014/2015: 24 December 2014: A year-long corruption investigation had led to the arrest of 30 suspects, including a deputy minister, a former minister, a ministry director, Israeli police says - 12 January 2015: Yisrael Beytenu MK Kirschenbaum resigns from politics after corruption probe

2016: 5 April 2016: Israel launches probe into firms exposed in tax haven leaks concerning Mossack Fonseca, the Panama-based law firm at the heart of the so-called 'Panama Papers' scandal - 29 May 2016: Israel police recommend indicting Sara Netanyahu over irregularities at PM's residence

2017: 10 July 2017: Six people including a number of former senior public officials, suspected of corruption in the potentially fraudulent purchase of naval vessels, questioned as part of the ongoing investigation into the 'submarine affair', in which PM Netanyahu’s personal lawyer David Shimron is suspected of attempting to sway multi-billion-shekel deals in favor of the German shipbuilder ThyssenKrupp, which he represented in Israel

2017/2018: 2017/2018 Corruption cases involving prominent Israeli political figures - 13 February 2018: Attorney general will examine evidence and decide whether to indict after police investigation of PM Netanyahu in two cases - 29 May 2018: Tel Aviv district prosecution’s finance and tax department has established evidence that Netanyahu 'systematically' demanded benefits worth about NIS 1 million ($282,000) from Hollywood mogul Arnon Milchan - 2 December 2018: Police recommend bribery charges for Netanyahu in Case 4000, as investigators say findings in Bezeq corruption probe point to indictments for PM and his wife, Bezeq owner and his wife - 3 December 2018: Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit expressed vociferous protest against accusations made by PM Benjamin Netanyahu and his loyalists, who said that law enforcement officials were engaging in a 'witch hunt' after police recommended that the premier stand trial for bribery and other graft allegations

February 2019: Investigations involving Benjamin Netanyahu since December 2016 - 28 February 2019: Netanyahu to stand trial for bribery, fraud and breach of trust, pending hearing

Law in Israel: Israeli law - Constitution of Israel - Basic Laws of Israel, the constitutional laws of the State of Israel dealing with the formation and role of the principal institutions of the state, with the relations between the state's authorities and some of them also protecting civil rights - Human rights in Israel

List of the Basic Laws of Israel: List of the Basic Laws of Israel since 1958

Israeli labor law: Israeli labor law, providing a number of protections to workers in Israel, governed by the Basic Laws, the Hours of Work and Rest Law, as well as various other laws, statutes, and regulations

Israel's judicial system and Israeli courts: Israel's judicial system consists of secular courts and religious courts, as the law courts constitute a separate and independent unit of the Ministry of Justice and as the system is headed by Israel's Supreme Court and the Minister of Justice - Israeli courts

Labor Courts of Israel: Labor Courts of Israel, existing in two instances including five regional courts, and the National Labor Court situated in Jerusalem, an appellate court hearing appeals from judgments of regional courts as certain issues, of particular importance (e.g. collective disagreements at national level), are heard in the national court as a first instance court

Supreme Court of Israel: Supreme Court, consisting of 15 justices who are appointed by the Judicial Selection Committee, is the highest court in Israel and has ultimate appellate jurisdiction over all other courts and, in some cases, original jurisdiction - As the High Court of Justice the Supreme Court rules as a court of first instance, primarily in matters regarding the legality of decisions of State authorities

2004/2005: Israeli Supreme Court decisions of 2004 and 2005 on the West Bank Barrier

2017: 5 January 2017: Supreme Court head Miriam Naor says attacks on IDF justices who convicted Hebron shooter Azaria 'have no place in civilized society’, adding that 'pointed criticism of verdicts are of course legitimate, but what is happening now crosses all lines of legitimate discourse and represents a threat to the rule of law and democracy'

27 September 2017: Israel’s High Court ruled on a petition against Israel's weapons sales to Myanmar, but the court decision must remain secret because the judges hearing the case issued a gag order on it at the request of the state

17 December 2017: After on 4 December 2017 Israel’s Supreme Court ordered the Beit Shemesh municipality to remove signs that demand women dress modestly and not walk on some parts of the streets, women who initiated the case are now facing threats and harassment after the signs began coming down last week

2018: 25 April 2018: Israeli border policeman who shot and killed unarmed Palestinian teen in 2014 gets nine months prison

Israeli Military Courts: Israeli Military Court of Appeals, the supreme military court of the Israel Defense Forces, considering and judging over appeals submitted by the Military Advocate General which challenge decisions rendered by the District Military Tribunals

2016/2017: Investigation and trial of the 24 March 2016 Hebron shooting incident in the Tel Rumeida neighborhood of Hebron, when a Palestinian assailant who stabbed an Israeli soldier was shot - 5 January 2017: Israeli police see wave of online incitement against 3 members of military court after manslaughter conviction for IDF soldier Azaria who killed incapacitated Palestinian assailant in March 2016 - 21 February 2017: Families of soldier Elor Azaria and Palestinian assailant Abdel Fattah al-Sharif he killed both lament sentence

Law enforcement in Israel: Law enforcement in Israel

National law enforcement agencies of Israel: National law enforcement agencies of Israel - Israel Police is the civilian police force of Israel - Israel Border Police is the gendarmerie and border security branch of the Israel National Police since 1953 - Military Police Corps of the Israel Defense Forces is the Israeli military police and provost

2015: 5 July 2015: Head of Israel Police fraud unit Ephraim Bracha commits suicide, following reports that the Police Internal Investigations Department was looking into claims that Bracha had given information about bribery cases to suspects - 6 July 2015: The Justice Ministry on Sunday cleared fraud squad officer Ephraim Bracha of wrongdoing, hours after he committed suicide in the wake of corruption allegations

2017: 24 December 2017: Israel foiled 400 major terror attacks in 2017, Shin Bet chief says

Israel Prison Service: Israel Prison Service - 31 May 2013: Over 100 inmates have been held in complete isolation at Israeli prisons for months or years under harsh conditions, a stormy debate in the Knesset Interior Committee revealed

Palestinian prisoners in Israel: Palestinian prisoners in Israel

2015: 14 August 2015: Security forces brace for riots as hunger-striking Palestinian prisoner Allaan's condition worsens, protesting being held without trial - 19 August: Israel suspends detention of Palestinian lawyer Allaan who suffered brain damage

Environment of Israel: Environment of Israel - Geography of Israel - Mediterranean climate - Israeli coastal plain - Jordan Rift Valley - Negev desert and semidesert region of southern Israel, in the north the region's largest city and administrative capital Beersheba (pop. 203,604), at its southern end the Gulf of Aqaba and the resort city of Eilat

Natural history of Israel: Natural history of Israel - Biodiversity in Israel, the West Bank, and the Gaza Strip

Environmental issues in Israel: Environmental issues in Israel - Conservation in Israel - Protected areas of Israel - Nature reserves in Israel - National parks of Israel

Ministry of Environmental Protection in Israel - Environmental organizations based in Israel - Israel Nature and Parks Authority

Water in Israel: Water in Israel - Bodies of water of Israel - Rivers of Israel

2016: 19 July 2016: Desalination as new source of water is helping reduce conflict in the Middle East - 1 June 2013: Bioflocculation is a chemical free, pre-treatment technology for the desalination industry

2018: 10 June 2018: Israeli government approved a $30 million emergency drought recovery program in an effort to rehabilitate seven streams in northern Israel, taking the unprecedented step of bringing desalinated water directly to the Sea of Galilee, which is dangerously low

Forests of contemporary Israel: Forests of contemporary Israel are mainly the result of a massive afforestation campaign by the Jewish National Fund

Blueprint Negev: Blueprint Negev is a Jewish National Fund project to construct new Jewish communities in the Negev region of Israel and boost Jewish settlement in the region

Air pollution and climate change in Israel: Air pollution and climate change in Israel

Natural disasters in Israel: Natural disasters in Israel

Storms and floods in Israel:

2013 Middle East cold snap and floods: 2013 Middle East cold snap and floods

2015 Dust storm: 7 October 2015: Syrian civil war was one of causes for unusual dust storm a few weeks ago, say Israeli scientists

April 2018: 25 April 2018: Two Palistian teens in West Bank die after being swept away in floods - 26 April 2016: Nine teenagers killed after flash floods hit Israel's South

June 2018: 13 June 2018: Floods inundate southern towns, as record-breaking precipitation recorded in western Negev, overwhelming storm drains in southern towns

Wildfires in Israel:

1989: September 1989 Mount Carmel forest fire

2010: December 2010 Mount Carmel forest fire

2016: 15 May 2016: Massive heat wave leads to brush fires across Israel

November/December 2016, 2017: November 2016 Israel wildfires, a wave of over 200 wildfires in various regions in Israel - 24 November 2016: Several hundred people were evacuated from their homes in a number of locations across Israel including Haifa as a wave of wildfires continued to wreak havoc across the country, bolstered by high winds and dry conditions that have contributed to vast damage caused over the past two days, as international firefighters arrive to help - 24 November 2016: Palestinian Authority sends a team to help combat blazes - 25 November 2016: Officials say evidence of widespread arson unclear as fires burn overnight in many parts of Israel - 27 November 2016: The wildfires that have raged across Israel over five days have left at least 133 people injured, rendered hundreds of homes unlivable and consumed tens of thousands of dunams of protected parks and nature reserves, as firefighters gain control of most of the blazes - 27 November 2016: Two Israeli Arabs arrested on suspicion of deliberately starting brush fires have confessed to the crimes, according to police - 18 December 2016: Three Palestinians arrested for suspected arson attacks after they were spotted by security cameras on 25 November attempting to ignite a blaze outside of Ariel, Shin Bet says - 5 February 2017: 3 Palestinians accused of arson in November West Bank fire

Droughts in Israel:

1998-2012, 2016: 22 March 2016: Following the release of a new NASA study, showing that a drought from 1998-2012 in the eastern Mediterranean was the area’s worst drought in 900 years, Israeli water experts say that a combination of water from rainfall, recycling of wastewater, desalination of seawater and a large-scare water conservation campaign has made Israel nearly drought-proof

Palestinian territories - Outline of the Palestinian territories - Gaza Strip - West Bank - History of Palestine (region) - History of the Palestinian people - Demographics of Palestine - Demographics of the Palestinian territories

Economy of the Palestinian territories: Economy of the Palestinian territories - main industries include cement, quarrying, textiles, soap, olive-wood carvings, mother-of-pearl souvenirs, food processing

Energy in the Palestinian territories: Energy in the Palestinian territories - Fossil fuels in the Palestinian territories

Economy of Gaza: Economy of Gaza City - small-scale industries in the city include the production of plastics, construction materials, textiles, furniture, pottery, tiles, copperware, and carpets - Economy of the Gaza Strip - major agricultural products are strawberries, citrus, dates, olives, flowers, and various vegetables, pollution and massive population pressure on water have reduced the productive capacity of the surrounding farms - Energy in the Gaza Strip

Gaza imports: Gaza imports - Blockade of the Gaza Strip, an ongoing land, air, and sea blockade of the Gaza Strip imposed by Israel and Egypt since 2007, as one year after the 2005 disengagement from the Gaza Strip by Israel, Hamas won the Palestinian legislative election, and Israel and the Quartet on the Middle East ceased providing aid to the Palestinian Authority and imposed sanctions against the PA, because Hamas would not agree to the conditions for continued aid

Agriculture in the Palestinian territories: Agriculture in the Palestinian territories - Olive production in Palestine

2014: 7 October 2014: Gaza farming and livestock devastated by recent war with Israel 2014

Gaza fishing industry: Gaza fishing industry and effects of Israeli sea blockade

2017: 5 June 2017: Easing naval blockade for Ramadan, Israel extends for another two weeks the expanded Mediterranean fishing zone granted for Palestinian fisherman living in the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip

Water supply and sanitation in the Palestinian territories: Water supply and sanitation in the Palestinian territories - Palestinian Water Authority - Israeli–Palestinian Joint Water Committee

2016: 21 June 2016: After tens of thousands of Palestinians have been suffering the harsh effects of a drastic cut in the water supply in June, Israel says region's intense heatwave combined with Palestinian Water Authority's refusal to approve additional infrastructure had led to 'old and limited pipes being unable to transfer all the water needed'

2017: 13 July 2017: USA's Middle East envoy Greenblatt announces water deal between Israelis and Palestinians

Water supply effects of the Gaza war 2008/2009 and the Gaza blockade: Effects of the Gaza war 2008/2009 and the Gaza blockade

2014/2015: 16 July 2014: Gaza’s water system collapsing due to escalation in Gaza-Israel conflict since June, says Red Cross - 6 March 2015: Israel’s decision to double water supplies to Gaza is an improvement but still inadequate, experts say

2016/2017: 3 February 2016: UN agency says that Gaza, with 1.8 million inhabitants, could be uninhabitable by 2020, in part because of lack of potable water - 23 March 2017: More and more Gazans are falling ill from their drinking water, as 'more than 97% of the water table is unfit for domestic use because of salinization never before seen', according the general manager of the strip’s water utility Shoblak

Jordan River: Jordan River - Water politics in the Jordan River basin - 26 septembre 2013: La vallée fertile du Jourdain charrie la désolation palestinienne

Banking in the Palestinian territories: List of banks in the Palestinian territories - Palestine Monetary Authority located in Ramallah

History of the economy of the Palestinian territories and economic cycles: History of the economy of the Palestinian territories

2012: 5 July 2012: The economic potential of Palestinian communities in the Jordan Valley area of the West Bank is being jeopardised by Israeli settlement activity, a report by the UK charity Oxfam says

2013: 3 July 2013: Israeli controls hold back Palestinian economy, the IMF says - 8 September 2013: The Israeli government on Sunday approved the allocation of 5,000 work permits for Palestinians from the West Bank

2014: 13 July 2014: Hamas rocket strikes power line in Gaza Strip, cutting off power to 70,000 Palestinians - 17 September 2014: The Palestinian economy is expected to contract 4% this year for the first time in seven years, the result of the recent Gaza war

September 2015: 29 September 2015: The Palestinian economy has worsened for a third consecutive year, the World Bank says, citing drop in donor aid, Israeli restrictions and political instability

September 2018: 25 September 2018: World Bank report warns Gaza Strip economy is in ‘free fall’, saying that unemployment rate has passed 50% in Palestinian coastal enclave and increased tensions are setting back youth development

Labor in the Palestinian territories: Labor in the Palestinian territories - Trade unions in the Palestinian territories

Employment in the Palestinian territories: Employment in the Palestinian territories

2014: 24 April 2014: The agricultural sector in the Palestinian territories formally employs 13.4% of the population and informally employs 90% of the population, as around 183,000 hectares of land in the Palestinian territories are cultivated, of which around half is used for olive production, according to the CEPR

2018: 4 April 2018: ILO employment diagnostic study of the Palestinian territories - 30 May 2018: The unemployment rate in the Palestinian territories has risen to the world’s highest level, at 27.4% in 2017, according to the International Labour Organization ILO, also saying that women and youth are particularly affected with unemployment rates among Palestinian women now approaching 50%, and that in Gaza almost every second worker is unemployed and almost two thirds of women workers are jobless

2017 unemployment of college graduates: 12 August 2018: The unemployment rate for Palestinian college graduates in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip in 2017 was 55.8%, according to the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, also saying that some 37.8% of male graduates, 72% of female graduates, and nearly 70% of those who pursued education degrees were unemployed in 2017

Palestinian workers in Israel: Palestinian workers in Israel

Poverty in the Palestinian territories: Poverty in the Palestinian territories

2015: 22 November 2015: Eight in 10 people in the Gaza Strip live below the poverty line, but among them a wealthy elite co-exists

Palestinian society and demographics of the Palestinian territories: Palestinian society - Demographics of the Palestinian territories

2015: 12 May 2015: Palestinian Bureau of Statistics says it recorded a population of 12.1 million people, of whom 2.8 million live in West Bank, 1.8 million in Gaza, 1.5 million in Israel and 6 million abroad

Culture and languages of Palestine: Culture of Palestine - Languages of Palestine - Arabic language - Palestinian Arabic is a Levantine Arabic dialect subgroup spoken by the Palestinians in the Palestinian Territories, in the Arab community of Israel and in most Palestinian refugee populations around the world

Palestinian women: Palestinian women

2014: 27 February 2014: Palestinian women seek tougher laws to combat honor killings, after killings doubled in 2013 to 26 - 25 March 2014: Outrage rising among Palestinians over steady increase in 'honor killings'

October 2018: 26 October 2018: Women in Palestine face violence and are being shut out of politics and excluded from peace talks, according to Randa Siniora, the first female Palestinian campaigner to address the UN security council

March 2019: 10 March 2019: Amid the poverty and deprivation of the Gaza Strip, Palestinian women struggle to find a taste of normality that is taken for granted in much of the rest of the world, as unemployment in Gaza stands at nearly 50 percent

Education in the Palestinian territories: Education in the Palestinian territories - Education in Gaza - Education in the West Bank

Since 1950: UNRWA education programme in the Middle East with 700 schools employing more than 20,000 mostly Palestinian teaching and support staff - Palestinian curriculum and Antisemitism - Antisemitism in the Arab world in the twentieth century - Antisemitism in the Palestinian territories

2013: 1 April 2013: Hamas law promotes gender segregation in Gaza schools - 17 octobre 2013: Des écoliers palestiniens escortés par des soldats israéliens

2014: 14 September 2014: Half million Gaza children make delayed return to school after the devastating 50-day conflict that killed more than 2,100 Palestinians and damaged hundreds of school buildings - 3 October 2014: Dispute over freedom and radicalization has erupted since Haaretz reporter Amira Hass was ordered to leave conference at Ramallah’s Bir Zeit University last month - 29 December: Hamas prohibits Gaza children from Israel conciliatory trip

Palestinian militant misuse of children and youths: Palestinian militant misuse of children

2013: 24 January 2013: Hamas to establish military academy for schoolkids

2015: 9 February 2015: Some 17,000 child soldiers graduate course as Hamas fighters - 8 June 2015: At West Bank kindergarten graduation ceremony, preschoolers wore military uniforms, brandished toy machine guns and performed to song promising enemies will be turned into 'body parts'

2017: 12 June 2017: Gaza’s Hamas rulers have detained a young man who criticized the Islamic militant group’s call for protests at the border that have set off deadly clashes with Israeli troops, posting a video on YouTube in which he accused the group of 'pushing the youths to death' to stay in power

Children in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict: Children in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict

2015: 9/10 January 2015: Two Palestinian babies have died in the Gaza Strip due to cold weather and inadequate housing facilities after Gaza war

2016: 1 April 2016: Gaza child labor doubled in the last 5 years, Palestinians say - 11 June 2016: As child labor drops globally, wars and poverty force Gaza children to work

Libraries and museums in the Palestinian territories: List of libraries in the Palestinian territories - List of museums in the Palestinian territories

Health in the Palestinian territories: Health in the Palestinian territories

Health care in the Palestinian territories: Health care in the Palestinian territories - Since 1950 UNRWA the main healthcare provider for the Palestinian refugee population - List of hospitals in the Palestinian territories - Palestine Children's Relief Fund, a registered, non-governmental organization established in 1991, by people in the USA to address the medical and humanitarian crisis facing Palestinian youths in the Middle East

2017: 1 August 2017: Palestinian Authority's Saeb Erekat has a serious lung disease and is currently on the waiting list for a transplant in Israel and the USA

January 2019: 23 January 2019: An Israeli news outlet says that a specialist doctor provided by Israel helped save the life of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas last year

Taxation and budget in the Palestinian territories: Taxation in the Palestinian territories - International aid to Palestinians - Budget

2013: 29 March 2013: Palestinian cabinet passes $3.9 billion budget for 2013, 25% is earmarked for defense

2016: 8 September 2016: As the residents of the Gaza Strip endure daily hardships due to the dire economic situation in the enclave, their Hamas leaders spend over $100 million a year on the group’s military wing, the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, according to estimates by both Israeli and Palestinian sources

Israeli withholdings of tax revenues: Israeli withholdings of tax revenues - 30 November 2011: Israel is to release millions of dollars in Palestinian tax revenues it had frozen as a punitive sanction for Unesco vote to admit Palestinian Territories as a member - 12 December 2012: Israel to withhold Palestinian funds in response to his UN statehood campaign, Israel's FM says - 3/4 January 2015: Israel freezes tax revenues it collects on behalf of the Palestinians in retaliation for their move to join the ICC - 29 March 2015: Israeli decision to transfer Palestinian tax funds also welcomed by EU and USA

Palestinian National Authority: Palestinian National Authority - 5 January 2013: Palestinian Authority officially changes name to 'State of Palestine' - Political parties in the Palestinian National Authority - Trade unions in the Palestinian territories

Elections and politics of the Palestinian National Authority: Elections in the Palestinian National Authority

2011: 2011 Palestinian local elections

April 2011: 28. April 2011: Einigung von Fatah/Hamas auf Neuwahlen

July/August 2011: 26 July 2011: Hamas executes 2 Palestinians convicted of collaboration - Palestinian Authority faces cash shortage - 13 August: Palestinians to bid for UN state recognition next month - 15. August 2011: Nach Hamas-Kontrollversuchen die Arbeit internationaler Hilfsorganisationen mit US-Finanzierung wieder möglich

September-November 2011: 21 September: Tens of thousands of Palestinians rally in support of full UN membership for Palestinian state - 23 September: Palestinians celebrate Abbas' UN speech: 'Palestine is being reborn' - one Palestinian shot by Israeli troops near Nablus - 16. November 2011: Einigung von Fatah und Hamas auf Wahlen im Mai 2012 - 24 November: Election date in May 2012 confirmed following a meeting in Cairo

February-May 2012: 6 February 2012: Abbas 'proposed as PM' in unity government - 16. Mai 2012: Mangels Einigung mit Hamas neue palästinensische Regierung im Westjordanland unter Leitung von Ministerpräsident Salam Fajjad vereidigt

October-December 2012: 2. Oktober: Hamas-Exil-Chef Chaled Meschaal hat Syrien verlassen und ist in Katar - 6 October 2012: Municipal elections in the Palestinian Authority-controlled West Bank will take place on 20 October 2012 - 20 October: Local elections are being held in the West Bank, the first Palestinian polls in more than six years - 21 octobre: Le Fatah revendique déjà la victoire, but fails to win big in West Bank vote - 8 December: Khaled Meshaal has told tens of thousands marking the 25th anniversary of the Hamas founding that it will not recognise Israel - 14 December: Palestinian authority permits rally in the Israeli-occupied territory as Hamas supporters celebrate its anniversary

Palestinian general election 2013: Next Palestinian general election (2011 or 2012) - Palestinian general election 2013

January 2013: 4 January: Hundreds of thousands of supporters of Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas's Fatah faction have held rallies in Gaza to mark the group's 48th anniversary

April 2013: 14 April 2013: Abbas accepts Palestinian PM Fayyad's resignation - 17 April: Caretaker PM Fayyad calls for Palestinian elections to rebuild the Palestinian political system

June 2013: 6 June 2013: Palestinians swear in new prime minister Rami Hamdallah - 20 June: New Palestinian PM Rami Hamdallah resigns - 21 June: Palestinian PM Hamdallah withdraws resignation - 23 June: President Abbas accepts the resignation of his newly appointed PM Hamdallah, agency says

2014: April 2014 Fatah–Hamas Gaza Agreement - Fatah–Hamas conflict 2006 – present - 23 April: Fatah and Hamas reportedly sign reconciliation agreement and will hold elections within six months, with a unity government headed by Abbas until that time - Palestinian government of 2014 formed on 2 June 2014 under President Abbas - 7 July: Hamas claims responsibility for rocket fire on Israel - 10 July: Fatah joins Hamas and Islamic Jihad in missile launches as armed wing linked to Mahmoud Abbas’s faction says it shot rockets at Ashkelon, Sderot and elsewhere - 18 July: Hamas left isolated by its refusal to accept a truce as death toll rises and UN chief heads for the region to help broker peace

August 2014: 8 August 2014: As Gaza rocket fire continues and Hamas rejects extending truce, a new poll says that 92% of Palestinians in Gaza are in favor of a long-term ceasefire between Israel and Hamas and 72% hope their leaders will work to achieve a lasting peace agreement - 10 August: Hamas threatens major escalation in rocket strikes on Israel as Gazans in addition to hundreds of victims, destruction and unemployment struggle with rising prices - 13 August: The annihilation of the state of Israel has begun, says the official PLO envoy Salah al-Zawawi in Tehran, as Hamas representative in Iran Khaled al-Kadoumi says, that he hopes its weapons will become more advanced with the help of the Iranians - 15 August: After weeks of war, some fearless Gazans are starting to speak out questioning Hamas’s handling of the crisis - 17 August: Hundreds of Fatah members under Hamas house arrest in Gaza - 18 August: Israel arrested 93 Hamas men in West Bank over terror network targeting Palestinian Authority - 17 December 2014: Two-thirds of Palestinians say they are afraid to criticize Mahmoud Abbas, according to a poll

2014 Palestinian general election, delayed 'until further notice': Palestinian general election is scheduled to be held less than 6 months from June 2014, delayed 'until further notice'

2015: 12 January: Hamas slams Abbas ‘hypocrisy’ for his attendance at Paris rally in solidarity with the victims of terror attacks - 4 May 2015: Hamas security HQ in Gaza bombed after threat - 3 June 2015: New taxes instituted by Hamas, price hikes and its failure to rebuild the Strip foment discontent in Gaza - 4 July: PA arrests 21 students affiliated with Hamas in West Bank

September 2016: 8 September 2016: Palestinian court postpones long-awaited local elections in October, heralded as first large-scale ballot for Palestinians since 2006

October 2016 Palestinian local elections, postponed: 8 October 2016 Palestinian local elections, postponed

2017: 13 February 2017: Hamas elects convicted murderer Yahya Sinwar as Gaza chief, who rejects reconciliation with Israel

May 2017 Palestinian local elections: 13 May 2017 Palestinian local elections - 11 May 2017: Municipal voting being held Saturday in West Bank only, highlighting the persistent inability of rival movements Fatah and Hamas to overcome deep divisions

October 2017: 12 October 2017: Hamas and Fatah sign deal over control of Gaza Strip

March 2018: 13 March 2018: An explosion detonated next to the convoy of Palestinian Authority PM Rami Hamdallah as he visited the Gaza Strip, wounding several people, as PA holds Hamas responsible for assassination attempt

June 2018: 14 June 2018: Some 60,000 PA employees in the beleaguered Strip reel from Ramallah's decision to cut their pay amid ongoing Fatah-Hamas feud

Social movements and protests in the Palestinian territories: Protests in the Palestinian territories

2011-2012 Palestinian protests: 2011-2012 Palestinian protests, a series of protests in the Palestinian National Authority and the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip, staged by various Palestinian groups as part of the wider Arab Spring, and aimed to protest against the Palestinian government, as well as supporting the popular uprisings in Tunisia, Egypt and Syria - 21 September 2011: Tens of thousands of Palestinians rally in support of full UN membership for Palestinian state

2012: 2012 Palestinian protests - 3 September 2012: Mohamed Abu Nada, 18, died in Gaza after setting himself alight in apparent protest against his family's living conditions - 8 September: Palestinians stage anti-PM protest over prices

2015: 29 April 2015: A Palestinian unity rally attended by hundreds in Gaza on Wednesday ended in scuffles - 15 May 2015: Palestinians marked Nakba Day on Friday with demonstrations in Israel, the West Bank, the Gaza Strips and in refugee camps in neighboring countries - 8 September 2015: Thousands attend funeral of Reham Dawabsheh, the mother of slain Palestinian toddler Ali, five weeks after arson attack killed her son and her husband

2017: 8 April 2017: Tens of thousands of Palestinians protested in Gaza City on Saturday against recent salary cuts announced by the Palestinian Authority

January 2018: 4 January 2018: Thousands of Palestinians protested Thursday evening against the deteriorating humanitarian and economic conditions in the Gaza Strip, local media reported, demanding that the Palestinian leadership provide them with solutions

March 2018: 26 March 2018: After Hamas security forces on Monday wounded at least five Palestinian students during a demonstration over tuition fees at the Al-Azhar University in the Gaza Strip, Palestinian Students’ Union condemned the use of 'excessive force' by Hamas, accusing the Hamas policemen of preventing ambulances from entering the university campus to evacuate the wounded students

March/April 2018 'Land Day' incidents: March/April 2018 'Land Day' incidents

March 2019 protests against high cost of living: Since 14 March 2019 Gaza economic protests, met with violence by the ruling Hamas - 14 March 2019: Hamas’s security forces disperse rare Gaza protests against its rule - 15 March 2019: Hamas said to beat Gazans protesting dire economic conditions for second day amid reports of live fire against residents of Hamas-ruled enclave in Deir al-Balah and Khan Younis - 16 March 2019: Fierce clashes erupted between Hamas forces and hundreds of young demonstrators in Gaza as protests against the high cost of living in the Strip entered their third day, as Ramallah-based leadership asked Egypt to pressure Hamas over the violent suppression - 17 March 2019: Palestinian rights groups say Hamas briefly detained four of their researchers as it dispersed protests in Gaza against recent tax hikes - 21 March 2019: Hamas reportedly suppressed public dissent in Gaza, beating and arresting scores of people over the past week who were demonstrating against price rises and dire living conditions across the strip, as more protests are planned

Palestinian media: Palestinian media - Media in the Palestinian territories by city - Media coverage of the Arab–Israeli conflict

2013: 14 November 2013: Israel detains Palestinian journalist on charges of endangering Israeli national security

2014: 11 August 2014: Foreign press group condemns Hamas intimidation in Gaza - 3 October 2014: Dispute over freedom and radicalization has erupted since Haaretz reporter Amira Hass was ordered to leave conference at Ramallah’s Bir Zeit University last month

2015: 4 February 2015: A suspected positive caricature of the prophet Mohammed in a West Bank Palestinian newspaper prompts President Abbas to set up a committee to investigate, but the well-known cartoonist denies image in cartoon is the Prophet - 13 August 2015: Palestinian rights group sues PA over prison torture, after student was detained and beaten for five days after criticizing local government on social media

August 2016: 13 January 2016: Gaza journalist Ayman al-Aloul, who often criticized enclave’s rulers, says he will not do so anymore after torture in Hamas jail

September 2017: 5 September 2017: Palestinian security forces have arrested Issa Amro, one of the most prominent human rights activists, after he criticised the arrest of a Palestinian journalist in a Facebook post

January 2019: 31 January 2019: Trapped in Gaza because of Hamas, Palestinian playwright Ali Abu Yaseen of new Sundance documentary called 'Gaza' misses festival

Palestinian newspapers: Palestinian newspapers

Broadcasting in the Palestinian territories: Radio in Palestine - Television stations in Palestine

Internet in Palestine: Internet in Palestine

Cinema of Palestine: Cinema of Palestine

Religion in the Palestinian territories: Religion in the Palestinian territories

Islam and freedom of religion in the Palestinian territories: Islam in the Palestinian territories - Freedom of religion in the Palestinian territories - Palestinian attitude towards Christians

2014: 7 August 2014: Gaza archbishop admits Greek Orthodox compound, which sheltered hundreds of Palestinians during shelling, used by Hamas as launching site firing rockets from church

2015: 12 October 2015: Gaza cleric Muhammad Sallah, brandishing knife during Friday sermon, calls on young men in West Bank to form 'stabbing squads' to stab Jews

Human rights organizations in the Palestinian territories: Human rights organizations based in the Palestinian territories

Human rights in the Palestinian National Authority: Human rights in the Palestinian National Authority - Human rights in the Gaza Strip

2017/2018: In 2017/2018 the Palestinian authorities in the West Bank and the Hamas de facto administration in the Gaza Strip escalated their restrictions on freedom of expression, as torture and other ill-treatment of detainees remained common and was committed with impunity by Palestinian police and security forces in the West Bank and by Hamas police and security forces in Gaza, rights group says

October 2018: 23 October 2018: In the 25 years since Palestinians gained a degree of self-rule over the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, their authorities have established machineries of repression to crush dissent, including through the use of torture, according to Human Rights Watch

Crime in the Palestinian territories: Crime in the Palestinian territories

2004/2013: Death of Yasser Arafat November 2004 - 14 October 2013: Swiss radiation experts found traces of polonium on clothing used by Yasser Arafat which "support the possibility" the veteran Palestinian leader was poisoned 2004 - 6 November: Swiss forensic team has found that Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat was poisoned in 2004 with radioactive polonium, discovering levels of polonium at least 18 times higher than normal in his remains - 4 December: Yasser Arafat did not die of poisoning, French tests conclude

2012: 1 August 2012: Palestinians protest murder of battered wife - 17 September: A Hamas-run military court in the Gaza Strip has convicted four Palestinians for their involvement in the abduction and murder of the Italian activist Vittorio Arrigoni in April 2011 - 3 October: Palestinians in the Gaza Strip face 'serious abuses' in the justice system, according to a report of Human Rights Watch

2013: 7 February 2013: Palestinian Anas Said Awad sentenced to a year in prison for Abbas Facebook 'insult', posting next to a picture of Abbas kicking a football the words 'a new striker for Real Madrid' - 8 April 2013: Police in Hamas-ruled Gaza shaves heads of Gaza youths with long hair - 13 November: Hamas 'torturing political prisoners', Palestinian rights group says

2014/2015: 9 February 2015: Vehicle of senior Hamas official blown up by Palestinian assailants - 27 May 2015: Hamas tortured, killed Gaza civilians during war with Israel, rights group says - 19 July 2015: Six vehicles explode in apparent coordinated and suspected 'Islamic State' attack targeting, Hamas and Islamic Jihad officials and injuring some people

2016: 19 August 2016: Two Palestinian security forces, two others killed in ongoing battle in heart of West Bank city as PA tries to crack down on illegal weapons

2017: 20 March 2017: Palestinian police officer killed overnight Monday during an arrest raid in the Balata refugee camp near Nablus, wanted man seriously injured in exchange of fire - 25 March 2017: Thousands of Hamas supporters called for 'revenge' during the Gaza funeral of top terrorist Mazen Faqha, as leaders of the terror group continued to blame Israel for his killing and threatened retribution - 20 July 2017: The Palestinian Authority systematically tortured dozens of suspected collaborators with Israel between 1990 and 2003, and must compensate them for the physical and mental harm it caused them, a Jerusalem court ruled this week - 3 August 2017: Israel breaks up alleged Hamas Turkey-Hebron money laundering ring

Capital punishment in the PA and since 2007 in the Gaza Strip: Capital punishment in the PA - Capital punishment in the Gaza Strip has been practiced by the Hamas Administration since it assumed power in 2007

April 2012: 7 April 2012: Hamas hangs Gaza prisoners, including one 'collaborator' with Israel

June 2013: 22 June: Hamas hanged two men accused of collaborating with Israel

2014/2015: 7/8 August: Hamas says it has executed several Palestinians on suspicion of helping Israeli forces during the month-long Gaza conflict as separate reports surface that Hamas top official and former spokesman Ayman Taha was executed for maintaining contact with intelligence services in Egypt, other Arab countries - 27 May 2015: Hamas tortured, killed Gaza civilians during war with Israel, rights group says

May 2017: 25 May 2017: Hamas will execute three Palestinian men on Thursday who were found guilty this week of assassinating senior member Mazen Faqha of the terror group in March

December 2018: 3 December 2018: A Hamas-controlled military court on Monday sentenced six Palestinians to death for allegedly collaborating with Israel

Corruption in the Palestinian territories:

2015: 12 August 2015: Leaked documents trigger outrage over Palestinian corruption

Nationalism, racism and antisemitism in the Palestinian territories: Palestinian nationalism - Racism in the Palestinian territories - Antisemitism in the Palestinian territories - Antisemitism in the Arab world in the twentieth century

2017: 23 December 2017: Hamas official Nasouh al-Ramini speaking at a West Bank rally in Nablus said USA's Trump, in recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, had given 'Jerusalem to the descendants of pigs and apes'

May 2018: 1 May 2018: Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said that the Holocaust was not caused by anti-Semitsm, but by the 'social behavior' of the Jews, including money-lending

Palestinian political violence and Hamas: Palestinian political violence - Palestinian terrorism - Fatah–Hamas conflict 2006 – present

Hamas - The Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades (1993-present) is the military wing of political organisation Hamas

2015: 5 July 2015: A year after Operation Protective Edge, some 100,000 Gazans remain homeless, with unemployment and poverty even more crippling than they were a year ago - 31 July 2015: 'Every Israeli is now a legitimate target' following Duma terror attack, Hamas says

2017: 15 January 2017: Hamas and Islamic State terrorists' affiliate in Sinai reportedly resume close cooperation despite pressure from Egypt - 22 March 2017: Hamas’s leader in the Gaza Strip Sinwar vows to 'continue in the path of Yassin for the liberation of all of Palestine’

Palestinian domestic weapons production: Palestinian domestic weapons production

2014: 15 August 2014: Hamas TV shows Gaza missile production during war saying terror group has replenished stocks of thousands of rockets launched at Israel - 16 August: Lebanese news channel films and shows fighters from Hamas’s Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades preparing rockets in tunnels - 15 August: Hamas deported foreign journalists for filming missile launches

2016: 17 October 2016: Hamas test-fires long-range rocket into sea off Gaza, conducting trial launches to improve range, accuracy

Palestinian tunnel warfare in the Gaza Strip: Palestinian tunnel warfare in the Gaza Strip

2006: 2006 Gaza cross-border raid, two IDF soldiers and two Palestinian militants were killed, four IDF soldiers were wounded, and one wounded soldier Gilad Shalit was captured and taken to the Gaza Strip

2013: 26 October 2013: How Hamas dug its terror tunnel stretching from the outskirts of Khan Yunis to the fields of Kibbutz Ein Hashlosha, and how the IDF found it

2014: 28 July 2014: Use of child labor not stopped by police in Gaza, where children's 'nimble bodies' help dig the tunnels that lead into Israel and Egypt - 11 August 2014: Hamas executed Gazan tunnel excavators so they couldn't pass any information on the terror tunnels to Israel, a Mako report says

2015: 18 January: Egypt finds Gaza-bound smuggling tunnel laden with explosives

Palestinian law: Palestinian law

Law enforcement in the Palestinian National Authority: Law enforcement in the Palestinian National Authority

Palestinian Security Services: Palestinian Security Services - Palestinian National Security Forces - Part of the Palestinian Security Services, the Palestinian Civil Police is tasked with traditional law enforcement duties in the autonomous territory governed by the Palestinian National Authority - Palestinian Civil Defence, one of the main branches of the Palestinian Security Services and responsible for emergency services and rescue in the areas under control of the Palestinian Authority - Palestinian Presidential Guard - Palestinian Preventive Security is an internal intelligence organization and part of the Palestinian Security Services

Foreign relations of the Palestinian National Authority: Foreign relations of the Palestinian National Authority

Arab League and the Arab–Israeli conflict: Arab League and the Arab–Israeli conflict - 17 November 2012: Arab League foreign ministers support Gaza as Hamas chief meets Egyptian president, Qatari emir and Turkish PM - 9 December: Arab League foreign ministers have agreed to send hundreds of millions of dollars in aid to the Palestinian Authority to make up for punitive measures imposed by the Israeli government after a successful bid for recognition at the United Nations - 27 March 2013: The Arab League approved a Qatari proposal to set up a $1 billion fund for Arab East Jerusalem

Palestine/Brazil relations: Palestine/Brazil relations

Palestine/Bulgaria relations: Palestine/Bulgaria relations - 15 February 2013: Bulgaria ordered three visiting Palestinian Hamas politicians to leave the country, saying they posed a security risk to the EU member state

Palestine/China relations: Palestine/China relations

Palestine/Czech Republic relations: 3 January 2014: Weapons found at Palestinian envoy Jamal al-Jamal's Prague home in the Czech Republic, killed by an exploding safe on New Year's Day - 14 January: Palestinian diplomats apologise for illegal arms at Prague embassy

Palestine/Egypt relations: Palestine/Egypt relations - History of the Middle East

From 1948 to 1967 occupation of the Gaza Strip by Egypt: Occupation of the Gaza Strip by Egypt between 1948 and October 1956 and again from March 1957 to June 1967

2012: 23. Juli 2012: Ägypten erlaubt Palästinensern visafreie Einreise - 20 November: Efforts are underway in Cairo for reaching a Gaza truce - 30 December: Egypt has allowed a shipment of construction materials to enter the Gaza Strip from its territory for the first time since 2007

2013/2014: 16 août 2013: Le Hamas et les islamistes à Amman et à Khartoum manifestent pour Morsi - 17 July 2014: Abbas taking center stage in Egypts’s cease-fire proposal negotiations - 28 July 2014: Hamas official claims it rejected Egyptian deal to avoid recognizing Israel - 11 August: Following reports that Egypt would agree to the deployment of some 1,000 PA policemen along the Egypt/Gaza border, Hamas reportedly will let the PA monitor Rafah crossing

Palestine/European Union relations: Palestine/European Union relations - 31 July 2012: Suha Arafat asks French court to launch murder investigation into the death of the Palestinian leader over poison claim - 6/7 August 2014: European countries propose EU mission to open Gaza crossing with a plan for the rehabilitation of Gaza, which calls for its demilitarization but at the same time demands Israel ease the blockade of the enclave - 27 October 2015: In Brussels meeting with EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini, PA president Abbas cites disappointment among young generation, feeling of hopelessnes, fearing deterioration amid wave of terror attacks

Palestine/France relations: Palestine/France relations

Palestine/India relations: Palestine/India relations - 6 August 2014: Indian TV shows Hamas rocket fired near Gaza hotel after reporter watched and filmed launch 'bang in the middle of what is a residential area full of apartment buildings'

Palestine/Indonesia relations: Palestine/Indonesia relations

Palestine/Iran relations: Palestine/Iran relations

2012: 21 novembre 2012: Depuis le dernier conflit d’envergure avec l’armée israélienne 2008/2009, le Hamas a quasiment multiplié par deux la portée de ses roquettes iraniennes

2014: 5 March 2014: Israel seizes ship in the Red Sea with medium-range missiles heading from Iran to Gaza as USA military was prepared to get involved in the seizure - 15 March 2014: Iranian Defense Minister Hossein Dehqa praises Palestinians for firing on Israel and says they have yet to display their actual missile capabilities - 25 July 2014: Keep arming Palestinians until Israel is destroyed, Iran's Khamenei says - 28 July 2014: PFLP chief says Syria, Iran, Hezbollah armed Hamas

2017: 28 August 2017: Hailing fully restored relations with Iranian regime, Yahya Sinwar says his group doesn’t want war yet but is building up military power for ‘the liberation of Palestine’

Palestine/Iraq relations: Palestine/Iraq relations

Palestine/Jordan relations: Palestine/Jordan relations - Jordan River

1948–1967 Jordanian occupation of the Jordan river 'West Bank' territory: Jordanian occupation of the West Bank 1948–1967 - 1948 Palestinian exodus - Palestine refugee camps in Jordan since 1949 - 1967 Palestinian exodus

1970-1971 violent conflict between the PLO and Jordan's King Hussein: Black September conflict (September 1970 - July 1971) between the Palestine Liberation Organisation and the Jordanian Armed Forces and King Hussein - Palestinians in Jordan

Palestine/North Korea relations: Palestine/North Korea relations

2014: 27 July 2014: Hamas reportedly in talks to buy missiles from North Korea

2017: 30 April 2017: Palestinian Hamas thanks North Korean regime for its support against 'Israeli occupation' - 15 August 2017: Abbas praises North Korean freedom fighters in friendly telegram to Kim Jong Un

Palestine/Lebanon relations: Palestinians in Lebanon - Palestine refugee camps in Lebanon since 1948

December 2017: 22 December 2017: The first official census of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon has revealed that there are 174,422 Palestinians now living in Lebanon, a figure almost two thirds less than previously estimated

Palestine/Norway relations: 18 August 2014: Norway says invitations for donor conference for Gaza reconstruction will be extended once an agreement on a sustainable ceasefire has been reached

Palestine/Pakistan relations: Palestine/Pakistan relations

Palestine/Qatar relations: 23 July 2014: Israel singles out Qatar as key Hamas terror sponsor

January 2019: 24 January 2019: In a surprise move, the Hamas terror group announced it would not be accepting millions of dollars in funding from the Qatari government that was part of an unofficial ceasefire arrangement with Israel, moments after the Israeli security cabinet approved the transfer

Palestinian territories/Russia relations: Palestinian territories/Russia relations

2016: 6 July 2016: Three Palestinians were killed and at least five injured by apparent Russian airstrikes on Monday targeting the Khan al-Shih neighborhood southwest of Damascus which is considered a Palestinian refugee camp, causing heavy damage to civilian houses and destroying a building housing the foundation’s Child Friendly Space, according to the Jafra Foundation

July 2018: 15 July 2018: Palestinian territories' Mahmoud Abbas is facing domestic criticism for his decision to attend Sunday’s World Cup final in Moscow amid ongoing unrest in Gaza, where Israel and Palestinian terrorist groups have exchanged fire resulting in casualties on both side of the tense border, mirroring criticism of Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu for a similar visit to Moscow last week

Palestine/South Africa relations: Palestine/South Africa relations

Palestinian-authority/Switzerland relations: Palestinian-authority/Switzerland relations - 29 May 2015: Palestinian protesters interrupt FIFA congress in Zurich, calling to expel Israel from world soccer

Palestine/Syria relations: Palestinian refugee camps in Syria - Palestinian refugees as part of the Syrian refugee crisis

Since 1948: Palestinian refugee camps in Syria - Since 1957 Yarmouk Camp

2014: 17 January 2014: Assad regime’s helicopters dropped barrel bombs on the Palestinian refugee camp Yarmouk, reportedly killing at least 9 people and wounding many - 18 January 2014: Damascus Yarmouk refugee camp receives aid for first time in months after reports that people have died of hunger and lack of medical care - 10 March 2014: According to Lebanese newspaper Al Akhbar Palestine's Mahmoud Abbas told Syrian opposition to trust Russia's Putin regime, not USA - 28 December 2014: 2,589 Palestinian-Syrians had been killed since March 2011, rights group says

Palestine/Thailand relations: 24 July 2014: A day after a Thai national was killed by shrapnel from a mortar shell launched by Hamas in Gaza Thailand demands Israel relocate the 4,000 Thai nationals currently employed in southern Israel

Palestine/Turkey relations: Palestine/Turkey relations

Palestine/United Arab Emirates relations: Palestine/United Arab Emirates relations

Palestine/United Kingdom relations: Palestine/United Kingdom relations

1920-1948: Mandatory Palestine 1920-1948 after World War I - British Mandate for Palestine by the Council of the League of Nations 24 July 1922, ending 14 May 1948

2014: 31 July 2014: British PM David Cameron calls for an 'unconditional, immediate humanitarian cease-fire' in Gaza, blaming Hamas for violating several cease-fires

Palestine/United Nations relations: Palestine/United Nations relations

Since 1947: United Nations Special Committee on Palestine UNSCOP created on 15 May 1947 in response to a United Kingdom government request - report of the Committee dated 3 September 1947 to the UN General Assembly - United Nations Partition Plan for Palestine recommended a partition - on 29 November 1947, the UN General Assembly adopted a resolution recommending the adoption and implementation of the plan as resolution 181 - UNRWA United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East since 1949

Since 1950: Since 1950 UNRWA the main healthcare provider for the Palestinian refugee population

Since 2003: UNRWA accused of hiring known militants, perpetuating Palestinian dependency, demonizing Israel, and funneling money from Western governments to line the pockets of the Palestinian Authority and purchasing arms for terrorists

December 2007: 3 December 2007: How UNRWA creates dependency

February 2009: 8 February 2009: Ex-UNRWA official blasts agency for politicizing Palestinian refugee issue - 26 February 2009: Australian lawmaker Michael Danby said Australia’s $30 million in funding for Palestinians since 2007, largely through the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, was being 'diverted to arms purchases, terrorist operations and anti-Israel incitement, as well as into the pockets of the Palestinian Authority leadership'

2013: 5 avril 2013: En colère contre coupes budgétaires une foule de manifestants s’en est pris au QG de l'ONG dans la bande de Gaza, en réponse l’ONU suspend son aide

2014: 12 February 2014: The Syrian crisis that has left millions of people dependent on international aid has caused the reduction of funds to assist Palestinians, UN says - 13 March 2014: UN's Ban Ki-moon strongly deplores heavy rocket barrage on Israel from Gaza - 13/14 July 2014: Palestinian representative to the UN Human Rights Council Kraishi says every missile fired from Gaza at Israel is a crime against humanity because it is directed at civilian targets and, unlike IDF, 'we never warn anyone about where these missiles are about to fall' - 19 July: UN's Ban Ki-moon joins efforts for ceasefire negotiations after Hamas's rejection and as death toll reaches 350 - 20 July 2014: 'United' Nations agency UNRWA handed 20 missiles found in Gaza school back to Hamas, not to International Criminal Court - 22 July 2014: Israeli newspaper asks wether is was a war crime that UNRWA handed rockets over to Hamas - 23 July 2014: UN's Ban Ki-moon is 'alarmed' to hear that rockets placed in UN-run school in Gaza now 'have gone missing', demanding a full review - 28 July 2014: Hamas fired anti-tank missile from UNRWA school in Beit Hanoun on Thursday, yard was empty when IDF responded, IDF investigation says - 30 July 2014: UN agency for Palestinian refugees admits that a stockpile of Hamas rockets for the third time since the onset of Operation Protective Edge was found in UNRWA’s Gaza schools, but was not publicized by UNRWA - 30 July 2914: Three Israeli soldiers were killed and 15 injured in an explosion at a booby-trapped UNRWA 'health clinic' in Gaza's Khan Yunis that housed the opening of a Hamas tunnel for terrorist attacks in Israel - 2 August 2014: UN's Ban Ki-moon condemns Hamas violation of humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza and demands the immediate, unconditional release of captured Israeli soldier Goldin - 18 December: Jordan formally submitted Palestinian-drafted resolution to the UN Security Council calling for peace between Israel and the Palestinians within one year and an Israeli withdrawal from the West Bank by the end of 2017 - 31 December: UN Security Council rejects resolution on Palestinian statehood, with the Palestinians failing to get the minimum nine yes votes

2015: 1 January 2015: Palestinians turn to ICC after UN bid fails - 7 January: UN's Ban Ki-moon says Palestinians to join ICC on April 1 - 19 February: UN official alarmed by Hamas rearming, warning that financial crisis could reignite hostilities - 27 April: Palestinian militants put UN schools at risk during Gaza war, UN's Ban Ki-moon says based on the conclusions of the Board of Inquiry

Palestine/USA relations: Palestine/USA relations - 30 July 2012: Palestinians accuse US presidential candidate Romney of 'racist' remark as this tax evader says on his visit in Israel he believes 'culture' has made Israel more successful than occupied Palestine - 19 July 2013: Palestinians undecided on Kerry peace talks plan - 20 July: Agreement on basis to resume Mideast peace talks, John Kerry says - 1 August 2014: USA blames Hamas for the breakdown of a ceasefire with Israeli forces, accusing Hamas of launching a barbaric attack to capture Israeli soldier Goldin - 23 February 2015: USA jury orders the PLO and the Palestinian Authority to pay more than $218m for supporting al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades and Hamas terrorists, after USA victims and their families had sued over attacks in the Jerusalem area more than a decade ago - 15 August 2017: PLO condemns USA lawmakers' move to slash aid to the Palestinian Authority over its stipends to terrorists and their families

Palestine/Venezuela relations: Palestine/Venezuela relations

2017: 21 August 2017: Israeli Defense Ministry coordinator in West Bank sharply criticized Palestinian Authority's Abbas for sending medical aid to distant Venezuela while cutting down on help to the beleaguered Gaza Strip

Palestine/Vietnam relations: Palestine/Vietnam relations

International recognition of the State of Palestine: International recognition of the State of Palestine - Proposals for a Palestinian state - 31 octobre 2011: La Palestine devient membre à part entière de l'Unesco - 107 countries voted in favour while USA, Israel, Germany and some others voted against membership - 7 January 2012: Hamas leader's Tunisia visit angers Palestinians - 29 June: Bethlehem sites given Unesco World Heritage status - NZZ 23. Juli: Arabische Liga unterstützt UN-Antrag der Palästinenser - 28 September: President Abbas says he will seek a vote at UN General Assembly to approve Palestine as a 'sovereign country' - 23 October: Qatar emir calls for Palestinian unity on visit to Gaza - 12 November: Palestinian Authority decides to move forward with a bid for elevated UN status - 30 November: In the UN General Assembly 138 countries voted (41 others abstained) to recognise Palestine as a non-member observer state, despite Israel and US criticism

Palestinian refugee: Palestinian refugee - Palestine refugee camps

2013/2014: 22 October 2013: Palestinian refugees in Syria face 'extreme vulnerability', UN official says - 7 April 2014: Clashes between rival Palestinian groups in a refugee camp near Sidon in Lebanon have killed seven people

2015: 27 March 2015: Palestinians in Mideast find their position more precarious in wake of Syria war

2017: 19 April 2017: Human rights watchdog calls for the release of 1,200 Palestinian detainees from Syrian regime prisons held by Assad since 2011, including women with children, as group releases report claiming 461 prisoners have been executed or killed under torture since 2011 - 1 August 2017: A total of 3,542 Palestinian-Syrians, including 463 women, have been killed at the hands of the Assad regime since March 2011, rights group says

Environment of the Palestinian territories: Environment of Palestine (region) - Environment of the Palestinian territories - Environment of the Gaza Strip - Environment of the West Bank

Biodiversity in Israel, the West Bank, and the Gaza Strip

The Environmental Provisions of Oslo II Accords - Ministry of Environmental Affairs (Palestine) - Environmental organizations based in the Palestinian territories

Water and water supply in the Palestinian territories: Water in the Palestinian territories - Rivers of Palestine - Water supply and sanitation in the Palestinian territories - Israeli–Palestinian Joint Water Committee

Natural disasters in the Palestinian territories: Natural disasters in the Palestinian territories

Middle East cold snaps: 2013 Middle East cold snap and floods

2015: 10 January: Three dead in Gaza, including two infants due to freezing temperatures and delays in reconstruction leaving tens of thousands of Palestinians without shelter

Israeli-Palestinian conflict: Israeli-Palestinian conflict - Arab-Israeli conflict

History of the Middle East - Dissolution of the Ottoman Empire - List of modern conflicts in the Middle East

Israel and the Roman Empire, since 63 BC: 63 BC Siege and conquest of Jerusalem by the Roman empire, end of Jewish independence and incorporation of Judea into the Roman Empire as a client kingdom - William L. Westermann: The Slave Systems Of Greek And Roman Antiquity, Philadelphia 1955 - Siege of Jerusalem (37 BC) - Judea, province of the Roman empire 6 CE–135 - Jewish–Roman wars 66–136 (70 years) - First Jewish–Roman War 66–73 CE - Romam siege and destruction of Jerusalem in the year 70 CE was the decisive event of the First Jewish-Roman War - First-century Romano-Jewish scholar and historian Josephus claims that 1.1 million people were killed during the siege, of which a majority were Jewish, men and women, old and young, insurgents and priests, those who fought and those who entreated mercy, were hewn down in indiscriminate carnage, and 97,000 were captured and enslaved - The Arch of Titus, celebrating the Roman war crimes, the sack of Jerusalem and destruction of its famous Second Temple, still stands in Rome - Tisha B'Av is an annual fast day in Judaism which commemorates the anniversary of a number of disasters in Jewish history, primarily the destruction of both the First and Second Temples in Jerusalem - Siege of Masada 73 to 74 CE - 351-352 Jewish revolt against Constantius Gallus in Syria Palaestina province, destruction of several Jewish cities, several thousand rebels killed

Since 136 Jewish diaspora, persecution of Jews: Jewish diaspora after the Roman destruction of Judea - History of the Jews in the Roman Empire - Jewish history since the Roman rule in the land of Israel, since 63 BCE - Anti-Judaism in the pre-Christian Roman Empire - Antisemitism in early Christianity - Antisemitism and the New Testament - Persecution of Jews

History of Jerusalem: History of Jerusalem - Timeline of Jerusalem

Since 130 AD: Aelia Capitolina, Roman colony built under the emperor Hadrian on the site of Jerusalem, which was in ruins since the siege of 70 AD, leading in part to the Bar Kokhba revolt of 132–136 AD, remaining the official name of Jerusalem until 638 AD when the Arabs conquered the city following the decline of the Roman Empire since the 4th/5th century

Since 1860: Since 1860 Mishkenot Sha’ananim, the first Jewish neighborhood built outside the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem, on a hill directly across from Mount Zion

2014: 4 August 2014: Gazan patients hospitalized in East Jerusalem, looking for hope and answers

History of the Jews in Europe and return to Israel: History of the Jews in Europe - History of the Jews in Germany - Timeline of antisemitism - Antisemitism in Germany - Racism in Germany

Rising antisemitism in Europe in the 19th century: History of the Jews in Russia - Pale of Settlement in Russia (since 1786/1791) - Anti-Jewish pogroms in the Russian Empire

1882: May Laws in Russia 1882 - J.A. de Gobineau (théoricien du racialisme) mort 1882 - 1882 premiere of Wagner's 'Parsifal' in Bayreuth - H.St. Chamberlain (Autor antisemitischer Schriften) 1879-1888 in Dresden, später Bayreuth

1882-1903 First Aliyah (return of Jews to Israel): First Aliyah 1882-1903 (return to Israel)

1914-1918 World War I and the rise of antisemitism: 1914-1918 World War I - Antisemitism and World War I

1933-1945 antisemitism in Germany, the genocide of Jews in Nazi Germany and German-occupied territories and attempts to escape: Anti-Jewish legislation in prewar Nazi Germany - Jewish emigration from Nazi Germany - World War II - The Holocaust - The 'One Million Plan' was an official policy formulated by David Ben-Gurion in 1943–44 to bring one million Jews from Europe, North Africa and the Middle East to Mandatory Palestine in order to establish a state in the territory

1929-1939 Fifth Aliyah, the fifth wave of the Jewish immigration to Palestine from Europa and Asia: Fifth Aliyah refers to the fifth wave of the Jewish immigration to Palestine from Europe and Asia between the years 1929 and 1939

1947/2017: 9 July 2017: Survivors of 'Exodus' ship voyage to Israel gather in Mediterranean port of Sete to mark anniversary, after 70 years ago some 4,500 Jews, most of them survivors of Nazi concentration camps, gathered aboard a rickety old steamer destined for a journey that would help spur the creation of an independent Jewish state

Intercommunal conflict in Mandatory Palestine since late 19th century and violence in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict since 1920 and since 1948: Since late 19th century Arab nationalism and Arab response to Zionism - Timeline of intercommunal conflict in Mandatory Palestine

1920-1948 violence in the intercommunal conflict in Mandatory Palestine: Since 1920 violence in the intercommunal conflict in Mandatory Palestine - Killings and massacres in Mandatory Palestine

1948 Israeli Declaration of Independence: Israeli Declaration of Independence 1948

1948-1949: 1948–49 Arab–Israeli War

1948-1966: 1948-1966 Timeline of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict

June 1967: June 1967 'Six-Day War' fought by Israel and the neighboring states of Egypt (known at the time as the United Arab Republic), Jordan and Syria

Since 1967: Since 1967 Timeline of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict

Since 2001 Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel: Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel - Hamas/Hezbollah relationship, Hezbollah is a role model to Hamas in terms of its military, political, and media operations, the two groups share common tactics and common goals as well as close ties to Iran, and Hezbollah reportedly assists Hamas with bomb production - Violence and terrorism in pursuit of Hamas' goals

List of Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel 2001, 2002-2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018

Since 1995 Lebanese rocket attacks on Israel: List of Lebanese rocket attacks on Israel since 1995 - Lebanese Hezbollah's relationships to other Islamic movements

Since 2005 rocket attacks on Eilat and Aqaba: Rocket attacks on Eilat and Aqaba since 2005 - Hamas and Sinai-based terrorism

Violent incidents in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict since 2011: List of violent incidents in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict 2011

May 2011: 15 May 2011: Palestinians killed in 'Nakba' clashes - 15. Mai 2011: Tote bei Protesten am 15. Mai auf dem Golan etc. - 25 May 2011: Egypt will open Rafah border permanently - 28. Mai 2011: Grenze Ägypten/Gazastreifen geöffnet

June/July 2011: 5. Juni 2011: Israel tötet Demonstranten auf dem Golan - Friedensdemonstration in Tel Aviv - 6 June 2011: Israel kills 'Naksa' protesters - 6 June 2011: Hamas shuts Rafah crossing, pretending 'protest' - 26. Juni 2011: Israel baut Sperrzaun teilweise ab - 6. Juli 2011: UN-Kritik an unverhältnismäßiger Gewalt der israelischen Armee gegen 'Nakba'-Demonstranten

August 2011: 16. August: Israelischer Luftangriff auf Gazastreifen - ein Toter und etliche Verletzte - 18 August: Several people killed in a series of attacks on vehicles in southern Israel - 18. August: Israel reagiert mit tödlichen Luftangriffen auf den Gazastreifen nach tödlichen Anschlägen in Südisrael - 19. August: Weitere tödliche Luftangriffe Israels auf Gazastreifen - 19 August: Israelis in Ashdod injured by Gaza rockets on Friday - 19 August: Egypt protests to Israel over killings of security officials - 20 August: Israel continues deadly air strikes on Gaza - 20. August: Kairo zieht Botschafter aus Israel ab - 20 August: Israel regrets killing by its troops after Cairo threatened to withdraw its ambassador and protests in the city - 21 August: Egypt says Israel's regret is not enough - 21 August: Death toll rises in Gaza-Israel violence - 21 August: Cairo meeting of Arab League condemning Israel for Egyptian deaths - 22. August: Brüchige Waffenruhe zwischen Israel und militanten Palästinensern - 24 August: Israel kills Islamic Jihad leader in Gaza air strike - 25. August: Israel setzt tödliche Luftangriffe auf Gazastreifen in der Nacht fort - 27. August: Militante Palästinenser feuern wieder Rakete auf Südisrael - 29 August: Palestinian stabs Israelis in Tel Aviv

October 2011: 27. Oktober: Wieder Luftangriffe auf den Gazastreifen - 29 October: Israel airstrike kills five Gaza fighters - 29. Oktober: Tote und Verletzte bei Angriffen zwischen Israeli und Palästinensern - 30 octobre: Les factions palestiniennes de Gaza rétablissent un cessez-le-feu - 30 October: Israel launches fresh air strike

November 2011: 6 November: New Israeli air raids kill Gaza militant wounding other Palestinians

December 2011: 9 December: New deadly Israeli strikes hit Gaza - 28 December: Israel launches multiple air raids in Gaza killing and injuring Palestinians - 30 December: Israeli Gaza airstrike on Friday kills one, injures one

January 2012: 18 January: Israel launches deadly airstrike on Gaza

February 2012: 12 February: One man has been killed and four others wounded in Israeli airstrikes in different parts of the Gaza Strip - 12 February: Hundreds of Palestinian inmates join Khader Adnan, who has gone 56 days without food or water to protest his pre-trial detention - 18 February: Massive show of support for jailed Palestinian Khader Adnan, who is 'in immediate danger of death', medical NGO says - 21 février: Khader Adnane arrête sa grève de la faim et sera relâché le 17 avril

March 2012: 3. März: Israelische Soldaten und Beamte stürmen die Studios des palästinensischen Lokalfernsehens Watan TV und des Fernsehprogramms der Kuds-Universität, die nicht mehr senden können - 10 March: At least 11 Palestinians have been killed and a dozen others wounded, including children, in a series of Israeli air strikes on the Gaza Strip, medics say - 11 March: Israel launches fresh air strikes on Gaza - rocket attacks of Gaza militants - 11 mars: Un garçon de 12 ans tué dans le raid israélien au nord de Gaza - 12 March: The Palestinians and Israelis have made rival calls for the UN Security Council to act - 12 mars: Deux Palestiniens ont été tués lundi matin dans la bande de Gaza lors de nouveaux raids aériens israéliens - 12. März: Israel fliegt weitere Angriffe auf den Gazastreifen - 13 March: Israel confirms reaching 'understanding' on truce with Palestinians in the Gaza Strip to end four days of violence - 14. März: Brüchige Waffenruhe - Israels Luftwaffe beantwortet in der Nacht palästinensische Raketenangriffe mit neuen Luftschlägen im Gazastreifen - 30 March: Palestinians set for Land Day demonstrations - 30 March: Demonstrator killed by Israeli troops in Gaza and more than 120 people wounded in riots in the West Bank

April 2012: 5 April: No reports of casualties in Eilat in attack Israeli police suspect was launched from Egypt - 8 April: Gaza rockets hit southern Israel early on Sunday after drone attack - 16 April: An Israeli soldier has been suspended after video footage showed him hitting a foreign pro-Palestinian activist in the face with his gun during a bicycle rally in the occupied West Bank, according to the Israeli military - 17 April: The Palestinian prisoner Khader Adnan, a who went on a 66-day hunger strike over his detention without charge by Israel, has been released

May 2012: 2 May: UN's Robert Falk says he is appalled by the 'continuing human rights violations in Israeli prisons', as some 1.550 Palestinian inmates continue a mass hunger strike - 9 May: Peaceful resistance of Palestinian prisoners a challenge to Israel - 14 May: Palestinian inmates in Israel end mass hunger strike as Israel conditionally agrees not to renew detentions without charge - 15 May: Thousands of Palestinians mark 'Nakba Day'

June 2012: 1 June: Israeli and Palestinian killed in Gaza border clash - 20 juin: Tirs du Hamas contre Israël - des raids aériens israéliens dans la bande de Gaza et six Palestiniens tués - 23 June: Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip kill two Palestinians, injuring women and children just days after a ceasefire was brokered

July 2012: 12 July: Israeli air strike kills one Palestinian, and Israeli troops open fire east of Gaza City, injuring at least three people - 13 July: At least two Palestinians killed in separate incidents in Gaza, as Israeli armed forces opened fire near the border - 30 July: One Palestinian killed and two others wounded by Israeli troops at a checkpoint in the occupied West Bank

August 2012: 21 August: Police in Israel have arrested seven suspects in connection with an attack on a Palestinian youth beaten almost to death onlookers standing by in the centre of West Jerusalem

September 2012: 2 septembre: La colonie sauvage de Migron israélienne évacuée en Cisjordanie - 6 September: At least six Palestinians have been killed in two Israeli strikes in Gaza - 18 September: Palestinian hunger strikers 'close to death' - 20 September: Israeli airstrike near Rafah town in Gaza Strip kills two security officials and wounded another - 29 September: The Israeli navy have killed a Palestinian fisherman and wounded another in the northern Gaza Strip

October 2012: 8 October: At least one Palestinian killed and number of bystanders injured in an Israeli air strike on the southern part of the Gaza Strip - 8 October: Israeli tanks fire shells at Gaza Strip after Palestinian groups retaliate with rockets for Sunday's deadly Israeli airstrike - 14 October: One Palestinian killed and two others wounded, including a child, in an Israeli air strike in the northern town of Jabaliya - 14 October: Israeli air strikes leave four dead in 24 hours - 24 October: At least four alleged militants have been killed and several other people injured in Israeli air strikes in Gaza - 25 October: Ceasefire between Israel and armed Palestinian groups in Gaza, negotiated with the help of Egypt - 28 October: On Sunday morning an Israeli airstrike on the Gaza Strip kills a Hamas militant and wounded another, after they fired mortar shells at Israeli tanks on an incursion near the southern town of Khan Younes - 29 October: Eleven rockets fired from Gaza into southern Israel without harming anyone, hours after an Israeli air strike killed a Hamas militant

November 2012: 1 November: Israel admits responsibility for 1988 assassination of Khalil al-Wazir (Abu Jihad) in Tunisia - 6 November: Israeli military court sentences Palestinian activist Bassem Tamimi to four months in prison for his part in a protest last month - 8 November: A Palestinian boy has been killed by shots from an Israeli army helicopter in the Gaza Strip - 11 November: At least five Palestinians killed and 30 others wounded in Israeli shelling on two districts east of Gaza City after militants attacked an Israeli jeep, injuring four soldiers - 13 November: The Israeli airforce has launched fresh raids on targets in the Gaza Strip after six rockets were fired at southern Israel - 14 November: Brokered by Egypt, Gaza and Israel agree to hold fire but warn to resume fighting if attacked again - 14/15 November: Air strikes continue as Netanyahu says Israel sent a 'clear message' to Hamas through the killing of its military chief Ahmad Jabari - several other people including children killed - 15 November: In Kiryat Malachi in southern Israel three people have been killed by rockets fired from Gaza, amid escalating violence - 16 November: Israeli military to halt strikes conditionally during Hesham Qandil's brief solidarity meeting with Hamas rulers - 17 November: Gaza children at risk in crowded urban battle zone - 17 November: Four Palestinians are killed, as Israeli warplanes hit Hamas government compounds, tunnels and power transformers - 18 November: Israeli military attacks two buildings used by both Hamas and foreign media outlets - 18 November: Israel is continuing its assault on the Gaza Strip for a fifth straight day, bombarding the Palestinian enclave from both the air and sea - in the morning of this Sunday three rockets fired from Gaza into Israel's coastal city of Ashkelon - 18/19 November: Twelve Palestinians from one family killed in Israeli rocket attack in single biggest loss of life since crisis began - 19 November: Ongoing Israeli offensive amid pressure for Gaza truce - 19 November: Going to Cairo UN's Ban Ki-moon calls for an immediate ceasefire as Israel's pounding of Gaza enters its sixth day - 19 November: Two deaths attributed to shooting by Israeli security forces as anger over Gaza bombardment leads to protests in the West Bank - 20 November: Civilians killed and media centre hit for a second day by Israeli forces as the death toll in the Palestinian territory passes 100 and Gaza ceasefire efforts stepped up - 21 November: Hamas says a Gaza ceasefire agreement is being 'held up' by Israelis, who have yet to confirm that a deal is imminent - 21 novembre: Le bâtiment du bureau de l'AFP à Gaza touché par un raid israélien - 21 November: Israeli forces renew their bombardment on Gaza as Palestinian death toll increases - 22 November: Israel and Hamas agree to truce - 22 November: The ceasefire took hold on Thursday around and in celebrating Gaza after a week of cross-border violence that killed at least 160 people - 23 November: Calm returns as Gaza-Israel ceasefire holds - 23 November: In the first reported killing since the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel Israeli soldiers opened fire at the border near Khan Younis killing one Palestinian and wounding 10 others, but leaving intact the fragile two-day-old cease-fire - 24 November: As part of truce deal, Israel allowing farmers to visit land and fishermen to head further out to sea - 24 November: Tens of thousands of children are returning to school in the Gaza Strip after eight days of cross-border fighting between Israel and Hamas - among 156 killed Palestinians are 33 children, rockets from Gaza killed six Israelis, more than 1.000 Gaza civilians are wounded, dozens of Israelis are hurt, Palestinian Center for Human Rights says - 25 November: As Israel eases Gaza curbs Hamas leader defiant saying that they would go on smuggling in weapons 'by all possible means', including via Iran - 26 novembre: Pourparlers au Caire entre Israël et le Hamas sur le blocus de Gaza

December 2012: 3 December: Israeli security forces have shot dead the Palestinian Hatem Shabib, driving a car between the settlements of Shavei Shomron and Einav in the West Bank - 9 December: The Hamas leader in exile Khaled Meshaal has rejected any concessions over a future Palestine state at a rally marking the 25th anniversary of the armed Palestinian group - 25 December: Decision to grant college in Jewish settlement near Nablus university status condemned by Palestinian officials - 25 December: Israel's moves to build 942 more homes in east Jerusalem in effort to tighten grip on territory criticized by Palestinian President

January 2013: 1 janvier: Violents heurts entre soldats israéliens et Palestiniens dans le village de Tamoun lors d'une opération spéciale et déguisée en arabes - 12 January: Israeli troops shot dead a Palestinian trying to sneak from the occupied West Bank into the Jewish State to get to a job - 13 January: Early Sunday Israel forces have forcefully evicted Palestinian and other multi-national activists from a hilltop protest camp they set up in a West Bank area slated for Jewish settlement - 13 January: Just hours after Israeli troops dragged anti-settlement protesters from the site, Israel's Netanyahu pledges to move ahead with building a Jewish settlement in the area - 16 January: A court in Jerusalem has convicted US-born Israeli Jack Teitel of murdering two Palestinians in 1997 - 19 January: 15 Palestinian and Israeli activists arrested, including a woman with her two-year-old baby, trying to access Palestinian lands in the South Hebron Hills and a fifteen year old Palestinian severely wounded after being shot by soldiers - 20 janvier: L'armée israélienne ordonne l'évacuation du camp militant à Beit Iksa en Cisjordanie - 23 January: A Palestinian woman has been shot dead by Israeli troops in the West Bank near al-Arroub College - 26 January: On Saturday around 200 Palestinians demonstrating in solidarity with prisoners held by Israel hurled stones at troops in the West Bank and soldiers responded with tear gas - 28 January: According to a certified map of the West Bank settlement of Eli at least 166 homes in Israeli settlement built on private Palestinian land

February 2013: 2 February: Activists and residents of an area near Burin south of Nablus, protesting illegal Israeli settlement activity, forcefully removed by Israeli authorities - 9 February: Israeli forces removed tents set up by Palestinians in an open area near Hebron, the fifth tent village in the West Bank in the past few weeks - 10 February: Israel's Lieberman says Palestinian peace accord impossible - 15 février: Dizaines de Palestiniens blessés lors d'affrontements en Cisjordanie - 15 February: Israeli soldiers have clashed with Palestinian protesters at a rally in support of the hunger strike to protest incarcerations - 22 February: Thousands rally for Palestinian prisoners - 23 February: A Palestinian medic says a 24-year-old demonstrator was shot in the stomach during clashes between Jewish settlers and Palestinians in the West Bank village of Kusra - 24 February: Palestinian PM Fayyad expressed shock at the death of prisoner Arafat Jaradat in Israeli occupation prison and called for full details of what happened - 24 February: Thousands of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli custody launched a one-day hunger strike Sunday over the death of Arafat Jaradat in Israeli occupation prison - 24 February: Citing a Palestinian doctor who took part in the autopsy Palestinian government is alleging that Arafat Jaradat was tortured to death - 26 février: Une roquette tirée de la bande de Gaza a explosé près d'Ashkelon (sud d'Israël) sans faire de blessé - 26 February 2013: The United Nations has called for an independent inquiry into the death of Palestinian Arafat Jaradat in Israeli custody

March 2013: 1 March: Gunfire in Gaza and clashes in the West Bank as Palestinians mark eight years of protests against separation wall - 4 March: Israel’s Palestinian-only buses draw accusations of segregation and apartheid - 6 March: Palestinian children detained by the Israeli military are subject to widespread, systematic ill-treatment that violates international law, a UNICEF report says - 7 March: Palestinian Mohammed Asfour shot in the head by Israel's military during protests in support of a hunger strike in the occupied West Bank two weeks ago dies of his wounds - 8 March: Israeli police, Palestinians clash at Jerusalem mosque - 11 March: Highway project to connect illegal Israeli settlements threatens to destroy Palestinian neighbourhood in Jerusalem - 13 March: Palestinian Mahmoud AlTiti killed and eight others wounded in Hebron after Israeli troops use live fire on protesters - 21 March 2013: On the second day of President Barack Obama's visit to the region, Gaza militants have fired two rockets at southern Israel, one exploding in the courtyard of a house in the border town of Sderot - 24 March: Hundreds of Israeli police dismantled a Palestinian protest camp on the outskirts of Jerusalem overnight

April 2013: 3 April 2013: After Palestinians launched three rockets at Israel, causing no damage or injuries, Israel launched air strikes (the first such attacks since an eight-day war in November), bombarding an open area in northern Gaza, causing no injuries - 4 April: Israeli troops shoot dead two Palestinians aged 17 and 18 in West Bank as confrontations enter a third day following the death of a Palestinian prisoner - 21 April: Israeli PM Netanyahu vowed Israel would 'exact a price' from the Gaza militants who fired missiles from Sinai at the southern resort city of Eilat on Wednesday - 26 April: Israeli troops break up Palestinian march toward West Bank settlement - 30 April: Israeli stabbed and killed by Palestinian in West Bank's Tapuach Junction - 30 April: The Israel Air Force kills Gaza militant in first targeted strike since Pillar of Defense in 2012

June 2013: 24 June: Israeli military aircraft struck targets in the Gaza Strip after rockets from the territory were launched at Israel, officials say

July 2013: 2 juillet: Un Palestinien a été tué dans la nuit de lundi à mardi lors d'affrontements avec l'armée israélienne près d'Hébron

August 2013: 4 August: Israel to free 26 Arab prisoners on August 13 - 11 August: Israeli soldiers killed a Palestinian who crossed in from Gaza on Saturday, fearing he was a security threat though he proved to be unarmed - 14 August: After a rocket was fired from Gaza at southern Israel, just as Israel began releasing Palestinian prisoners ahead of Wednesday's peace talks, Israeli jets attacked concealed rocket launchers in northern Gaza - 26 August: Two Palestinians killed in clashes as police unit was attacked by 1,500 Palestinians while conducting arrest of terror suspect

September 2013: 6 September: Israeli police fired stun grenades at stone-throwing Palestinian protesters after Friday prayers in Jerusalem's Old City, arresting 15 of them, police says - 22 September: In a second attack since Friday suspected Palestinian sniper fired shot that killed Israeli soldier near Tomb of Abraham during Jewish festival in Hebron

October 2013: 1 October: Israel soldiers opened fire on two Palestinians that approached the Israel-Gaza border fence, killing one and wounding the other - 11 October: An Israeli man was killed and a woman injured in an apparent militant attack by Palestinians on their West Bank home - 17 octobre: Les mises en chantier augmentent de 70% dans les colonies israéliennes en Cisjordanie et à Jérusalem-Est - 17 octobre 2013: Des écoliers palestiniens escortés par des soldats israéliens - 17 October: Israeli troops kill Palestinian who forced his way into a West Bank army base - 28 October: Israel bombed the northern Gaza Strip Monday after militants fired two rockets at the city of Ashkelon

November 2013: 1 November: Five Israeli soldiers wounded in attack during operation to destroy a part of a tunnel network - 1 novembre: 4 combattants du Hamas tués lors de violents accrochages avec Israël, déclenchés par l'explosion de l'engin explosif - 7 November: A Palestinian man shot dead by Israeli forces after attacking Israelis with fireworks at a junction south of the West Bank city of Nablus - 8 November: Israeli border police shot dead a Palestinian at a checkpoint near Jerusalem, saying the man ran at a border police officer with a knife - 13 November: An Israeli soldier died after a Palestinian youth stabbed him on a bus at the Afula bus station - 14 November: Israeli warplanes bombed two targets in the Gaza Strip after Palestinian militants fired projectiles across the border - 19 November: Israel carried out four air strikes on the Gaza Strip in retaliation for rocket fire against southern Israel - 26 November; Israeli security forces killed two Palestinian militants after attempting to arrest them near the West Bank city of Hebron

December 2013: 7 décembre: Un Palestinien âgé de 15 ans a été tué par l'armée israélienne, lors d'un affrontement dans un camp de réfugiés près de Ramallah - 19 December: Israeli force kills Palestinian during military operation in West Bank - 24 December: Israeli Defense Ministry contract worker killed in Gaza border shooting, in separate incident, Israeli forces shoot Palestinian who approached security fence - 24 December: Israel launched a series of airstrikes Tuesday on targets in the Gaza Strip in retaliation for the deadly shooting of an Israeli civilian, killing at least two people, Hamas says - 26/27 December: After second rocket firing in 24 hours into southern Israel, Israel Air Force strikes Gaza targets, attacking a weapons manufacturing plant and a weapons storage facility according to Israeli military

2014: List of violent incidents in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, 2014 - July-August 2014 Israel–Gaza conflict

January 2014: List of Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel, 2014 - 16 January 2014: After militants fired five rockets towards Ashkelon in southern Israel, five people including four children injured in Israeli air raids on the Gaza Strip - 22 January: An Israeli air strike in the Gaza Strip killed two Palestinians including a militant who fired rockets during the funeral of former PM Ariel Sharon

February 2014: 11 February 2014: Israel Air Force strikes Hamas targets in Gaza in response to rockets fired on southern Israeli towns over the past weeks - 14 February: Two Gaza rockets hit southern Israel, causing no casualties - 28 February: Israel Air Force strikes rocket launcher in Gaza Strip

March 2014: 3 March: One dead, two wounded in Israel Air Force strike on Gaza against group preparing to fire rockets into Israel - 5 March: Israel seizes ship in the Red Sea with medium-range missiles heading from Iran to Gaza as USA military was prepared to get involved in the seizure - 12 March: In response to a barrage of rockets that targeted southern Israel, Israel Air Force carried out strikes in the Gaza Strip Wednesday evening - 14 March: Nine rockets were launched from the Gaza Strip at Israel on Thursday despite an announcement of a cease-fire by the Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad - 16 March: Palestinian injures four Israeli border policemen, driving a stolen car into group of troops - 22 March: Israeli forces kill four Palestinians in Jenin refugee camp raid to capture a Hamas militant - 27 March: Arabs stab soldier, who is lightly wounded, in East Jerusalem and escape

April 2014: 4 April: Four rockets fired from Gaza toward Israel, Israeli aircraft struck several Gaza targets in response - 5 April: Palestinians protesting Israel's refusal to release prisoners clash with soldiers near Ramallah, some Palestinians wounded - 6 April: Israel Air Force strikes in Gaza Strip in response to rocket fire earlier on Saturday - 15 April: One Israeli killed and two wounded after an assailant opened fire on three cars driving through the West Bank

May/June 2014: 20 May: UN's Fernandez-Taranco calls for an investigation into the deadly shooting of two Palestinian youths by Border Police officers during a Nakba Day protest last week - 2 June: Two Israeli air strikes were carried out in response to the firing of rockets into Israel - 12 June: One man killed and two other Palestinians, including a 7-year-old boy, wounded after Israel Air Force strikes Gaza, targeting Mohammed Awar reportedly involved in firing rockets at Israel

June 2014 kidnapping and murder of Israeli teenagers: June 2014 kidnapping and murder of Israeli teens - 14 June: Three Israeli boys believed to have been kidnapped by Palestinian militants from hitch-hiking spot near West Bank settlement

14/15 June: IAF strikes Gaza after rockets fired from Gaza land in southern Israel - 15 June: Three Israeli teens were kidnapped by terrorist organization, Netanyahu says - 17 June: IAF strikes targets in Gaza in retaliation for rocket attack, Palestinian and two Israelis wounded in West Bank incidents as search for kidnapped students continues - 20 June: IDF soldier lightly wounded and Palestinian teen killed by IDF gunfire during clashes in West Bank - 22 June: Israeli troops reportedly shot dead a Palestinian man in Nablus in their operation to find abducted Israeli teenagers and clashes with stone-throwing Palestinian youths - 23 June: Protesters clash with Israeli, Palestinian forces - 23 June: Concerned by increase of Palestinian casualties and fearing more clashes, Israel's military will shift focus to intelligence gathering in West Bank operation to locate kidnapped teens - 23 June: Palestinians mock kidnapping in video - 23 June: Hamas chief Meshal congratulates the kidnapping of three Israeli teens, says prisoners must be freed from the 'prisons of the occupation' - 24 June: Iron Dome intercepts two rockets fired from Gaza at southern Israel, the fourth such interception since the kidnapping of the three Israeli teens 12 days ago - 25 June: A 3-year-old girl reportedly killed and three other people wounded, including two children, by one of the Kassam rockets exploding in the northern Gaza Strip when launched toward Israel - 25 June: Deal reached with Palestinians to call off administrative detainees' hunger strike is 'a grave mistake', kidnapped teens' families say - 26 June: Clashes after Palestinian shot by Israel Defense Forces dies of wounds - 27 June: Hamas militants named as West Bank kidnappers - 28 June: IDF strikes four targets in Gaza after Iron Dome intercepts two rockets over the Ashkelon area - 30 June: 15 Gaza rockets fired on Israel's south, two homes damaged by shrapnel in Negev

July 2014: 1 July: Israeli forces find bodies of three kidnapped teens, murdered shortly after kidnapping - 1 July: Following over 18 rockets fired at Israel since Sunday evening, Israeli jets strike 34 targets in Gaza Strip - 2 July: Israeli and Palestinian tensions mount after suspected revenge killing of a Palestinian teenager - 3 July: Israeli troops destroyed the family home of Hamas operative Ziad Awad, previously released in the Gilad Shalit prisoner exchange, suspected of murdering a senior police officer on Passover eve - 3 July: One of Gaza rockets scores direct hit on house in Sderot, IAF responds to rockets with air strikes on Gaza targets, rocket fire from Gaza continues on Thursday morning - 4 July: Five rockets fired from the Gaza Strip into southern Israel early Friday morning, Israel-Hamas ceasefire expected - 5 July: Rockets and mortar shells from Gaza continued to batter Israel's south as Palestinians and police clash in East Jerusalem - 6 July: Barrage of rocket fire from Gaza hits Israel's South amid calls for Gaza operation - 6 July: A suspect arrested in connection with the murder of Jerusalem teen Muhammad Abu Khdeir reportedly confessed after being arrested Sunday, implicating a number of other suspects as well - 7 July: Palestinian protests and riots were reported in East Jerusalem neighborhoods, in Israel’s south, in Nazareth and in Nablus, where Palestinians tried to burn Joseph’s Tomb - 7 July: More rockets were fired into Israel's south, one soldier was wounded by shrapnel in the Eshkol Regional Council, Israeli airstrikes across the Gaza Strip killed nine Palestinian militants, two from Islamic Jihad and seven from Hamas when a tunnel collapsed on top of them, Hamas threatened to hit back - 7 July: Three Israelis arrested for the killing of a Palestinian teenager confess to the attack, an Israeli official says

Operation Protective Edge 8 July 2014 – Ongoing - 8 July: After barrage of at least 40 rockets hits deep inside Israel and Hamas threatens to target Tel Aviv, Israel pounds dozens of Gaza targets in major counteroffensive - 9 July: Israel's Iron Dome intercepts two Hamas rockets over Tel Aviv, as some 165 rockets have been fired at Israel over the last 24 hours - 9 July: Syrian-made M302 long-range rocket fired by Hamas at Hadera - 9 July: Terrorist groups in the Gaza Strip fired over 150 rockets into Israel, reaching farther into the country than ever before, and Israeli Air Force jets and Navy ships bombarded Hamas and Islamic Jihad targets - 9 July: Hamas attempted to hit the nuclear reactor in Dimona firing rockets, one intercepted - 10 July: Threatened Israeli towns now in rocket range from both directions, from Hamas and Hezbollah - 10 July: Fatah joins Hamas and Islamic Jihad in missile launches as armed wing linked to Mahmoud Abbas’s faction says it shot rockets at Ashkelon, Sderot and elsewhere - 10 July: While rocket fire from Gaza intensifies and rockets downed over Tel Aviv, many Palestinians killed and injured in Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip - 11 July: Rockets fired at Israel from Lebanon as attacks from Gaza continue, three persons hurt in Ashdod gas station strike, a woman dies on way to shelter after siren sounds in Haifa, several Palestinians killed in IAF airstrikes - 12 July: Hamas continues to fire rockets into Israel and the Palestinian death toll caused by Israeli airstrikes in Gaza reaches 107 - 12/13 July: Rockets from Lebanon at Israel's north, Gaza's police chief wounded and IDF special forces raid long-range rocket launching site in Gaza - 13 July: After rocket barrage on Tel Aviv area, an IDF response with airstrikes and commando raid, and as others towns and regions are attacked with rockets, Hamas rejects Egyptian ceasefire proposal - 14 July: IDF arrests Palestinians in the West Bank linked to Hamas in connection with the kidnapping and murder of three Israeli teenagers last month, as Gaza hospitals are reporting a dire shortage of medicine and equipment - 14 July: As Hamas rocket fire resumes, IDF strikes dozens of targets in Gaza, downs Hamas drone over Ashdod - 14 July 2014: Rockets fired at Israel from southern Lebanon, drawing retaliatory artillery fire from Israeli forces, in the third such rocket attack from Lebanon since Friday - 14/15 July: Egypt proposes Tuesday ceasefire - 15 July: Israel accepts Egyptian ceasefire proposal, Hamas rejects deal as the Arab League, the USA and PA leader Mahmoud Abbas urge approval and as rockets hit Eilat - 15 July: After Hamas rejects ceasefire, rockets rain down on Israel setting off sirens in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Beit Shemesh and Israeli civilian volunteer Dror Chanin killed at Erez crossing - 16 July: Hamas rockets shot down over Tel Aviv, IDF warns Gazans of heavy air raids and planes strike homes of Hamas leaders - 17 July: Israel, Hamas accept temporary 5-hour ceasefire set to start at 10 a.m. Thursday - 17 July: IDF thwarts major cross-border attack ahead of humanitarian truce, Israel and Palestinian teams in Cairo for ceasefire contacts - 17/18 July: After Hamas, which failed with a pre-dawn terror attack from a tunnel near a border kibbutz, fired rockets into Israel throughout the day, Israel launches major ground offensive against Hamas - 18 July: IDF soldier Eitan Barak and 14 Hamas fighters reportedly killed in Gaza operation as large numbers of troops tackling Hamas tunnels and its infrastructure - 18 July: Hamas, that rejected ceasefire yesterday, and Gaza militants fire rockets barrage at Israel's south, center and Coastal Plain - 19 July: IDF continues ground offensive after uncovering 13 terror tunnels, as more Hamas rockets target Israel and Abbas speaks to Kerry about need for ceasefire as soon as possible - 20 July: After two soldiers killed in raid and more rockets fired from Gaza on Saturday, Israel's army expands anti-tunnel operation - 20 July: Hamas rockets are targeting Israel, an Israeli civilian killed by a rocket that struck near Dimona in southern Israel, more victims on both sides - 21 July: Kerry heads to Cairo for ceasefire bid, as Israel names soldiers killed in heavy fighting in Hamas stronghold of Shejaiya - 21 July: Israeli casualties as IDF thwarts tunnel attacks from Gaza - 22 July: A 25-year-old Israeli man is in serious condition after being shot in the West Bank by a Palestinian gunman, in a suspected terrorist attack - 22 July: As more rockets fired at central Israel, striking greater Tel Aviv, Ashdod schoolyard, causing damage to Yehud home, and as Hamas still trying to carry out attacks in Israel through tunnels, more Israelis and Palestinians victims of conflict escalated by Hamas - 22 July: For the second time in less than a week, Hamas rockets have been found in a school in Gaza operated by the UNRWA - 22/23 July: UN’s Ban in Tel Aviv condemns rocket fire and calls for return to talks, but Hamas is still trying to carry out attacks in Israel through tunnels, rockets are still being fired and Israel's Protective Edge continues - 23 July 2014: UN's Ban Ki-moon is 'alarmed' to hear that rockets placed in UN-run school in Gaza now 'have gone missing', demanding a full review - 24 July: As death toll in the Gaza/Israel conflict rises, officials indicate that ceasefire may take time - 24 July 2014: Parents in Gaza and Israel do not want their children to grow up to kill or be killed in a senseless war that has no end - 24 July: More than a dozen Palestinians killed when UNRWA school in Beit Hanoun hit by a projectile - 25 July: Iron Dome intercepts rocket over Eilat - 25 July: Two Palestinians killed and about 200 wounded in West Bank clashes, as USA's John Kerry presents new cease-fire proposal and Hamas and Israel will respond today - 26 July: After more Israelis and Palestinians died and also West Bank violence continued to escalate, 12-hour humanitarian truce in effect until 8 pm - 26 July: USA's John Kerry in Paris to meet with European foreign ministers to promote a cease-fire in Gaza - 26 July: Israeli official says, that Israel agrees to extend Gaza cease-fire by four hours, three rockets fired at Israel just after 8 p.m., not clear if Hamas agrees to extension - 26/27 July: As Israel agrees to extend ceasefire until midnight on Sunday at request of UN, truce in peril after Hamas resumes its attacks on Israel, firing rockets and later rejecting Israel's offer to extend a humanitarian cease-fire - 27 July: IDF resumes naval, air strikes after hours of rocket fire from Gaza - 27 July: Hamas reportedly in talks to buy missiles from North Korea - 28 July: After Israeli and PA criticism of John Kerrys handling of the Gaza crisis UN security council agrees on demand for Gaza cease-fire, but Hamas rocket fire continues - 29 July: As John Kerry now says that disarmament of Hamas and all terrorist groups needs to be part of any framework that ends the current conflict, more rockets fired at Tel Aviv and central Israel, intense Israeli bombing reported and more victims on both sides - 30 July: Rockets fired at Israel, heavy fighting reported in Gaza City, as Hamas military chief says no halt without lifting blockade and Israeli troops destroy 3 tunnels and military facilities, discover weapons, maps and explosives - 30 July: Video showing Hamas gunmen emerging from a tunnel, infiltrating an Israeli army base and killing five soldiers, demonstrates why Gaza operation must go on, Israeli officials say - 30 July: In Israel, 79-year-old Holocaust survivor worries about her Gazan daughter - 30 July: Hamas launches rockets at Tel Aviv area, rockets intercepted over Ashkelon, Ashdod, sirens sounds in Rishon LeZion and Rehovot - 30 July 2014: As Israeli cities targeted by waves of Palestinian rockets and the seek-and-destroy mission of locating and eradicating Hamas network of tunnels revealed to extend deep into Israeli territory, there is a fighting over casualty lists and images - 30 July 2914: Three Israeli soldiers were killed and 15 injured in an explosion at a booby-trapped UNRWA 'health clinic' in Gaza's Khan Yunis that housed the opening of a Hamas tunnel for terrorist attacks on Israel - 30 July: Jerusalem area comes under rocket fire after quiet week - 31 July: In a relatively quiet night three rockets were fired at the Eshkol and Sha'ar HaNegev regional councils, a grad rocket was fired at Be'er Sheva on Thursday morning - 31 July: An Israeli delegation spent several hours in Cairo discussing Egypt’s efforts to broker a cease-fire in the Gaza Strip

August 2014: 1 August 2014: Israel and Hamas agree to a 72-hour humanitarian ceasefire beginning Friday, IDF will still tackle tunnels, Israeli and Palestinian teams will go to Cairo for talks on a more durable truce - 1 August: UN condemns Hamas truce violation (killing two Israeli soldiers and abducting a third), Obama calls for unconditional release of captured Israeli soldier Hadar Goldin, 90 rockets fired at Israel, several Israelis hurt by mortar fire, ongoing IDF strikes at Hamas targets in Gaza and tunnel demolitions - 2 August: Gazan terrorists launched rockets at Israel's largest population centers in the Tel Aviv metropolitan area early Saturday morning, rocket sirens heard in Tel Aviv, Bnei Brak, Givat Shmuel, Givatayim, Ramat Gan, Givat Hashlosha, Gat, Rimon, Kfar Sirkin, Petah Tikva, Ra'anana, and Iron Dome intercepts more rockets - 2 August: Rocket barrage fired at central Israel, Israel bombards Gaza as it searches for missing soldier Hadar Goldin - 2 August: Finnish reporter admits Gaza rockets launched from hospital - 3 August: Soldier Hadar Goldin is dead, not kidnapped, IDF says - 3 August: Army will redeploy according to Israel’s security needs once last tunnels demolished, Israeli PM Netanyahu says as more Hamas rockets are fired at Israel - 3 August: Israeli army confirmed the death of missing soldier Lieutenant Hadar Goldin: 'What we know for sure was that one suicide bomber and at least three or four other gunmen came out of a tunnel. One blew himself up, killing two on the spot, and the others were shooting — they grabbed Hadar and snatched him down into the tunnel. Only in the aftermath, with the forensic investigation, were we able to conclude that he was killed,' the army says - 4 August: Pulling most troops from Gaza Israel declares 7-hour truce for Monday, but rocket fire at Israel's south persists - 4 August: Pedestrian Avraham Walz killed and six people injured in excavator terror attack in Jerusalem - 5 August: An Israeli soldier seriously wounded when he was shot in the stomach at a bus stop in Jerusalem by a man who fled on a motorbike - 4/5 August: Israel, Hamas agree to Egypt proposal for 72-hour truce, officials in Cairo for talks on long-term deal after military says all tunnels from Gaza into Israel destroyed - 5 August: Israeli army pulls out of Gaza as ceasefire begins - 5 August: According to Gaza officials, 1,867 Palestinians were killed, including 750-1000 Hamas, Islamic Jihad and other militants, IDF says, adding that Hamas and Islamic Jihad launched 3,356 rockets during the course of the war - 5 August: Israel arrests suspected Hamas-linked ringleader of cell that murdered teens in June - 5 August: An Indian TV-reporter witnessed and filmed a Hamas rocket silo being created under a tent right next to the hotel where the TV-team was staying, and minutes later the rocket being fired - 6 August: Egypt government reportedly pushing for Palestinian Authority to manage Gaza rehabilitation and Rafah crossing - 6 August: Suspected head of the terror cell that killed Israelis in June tells interrogators that money for attack came from Gaza's Hamas - 7 August: Israel agrees to ceasefire extension, Hamas does not, gives up on immediate demand for airport, seaport but threatening to renew rocket fire - 7 August: Gaza archbishop admits Greek Orthodox compound, which sheltered hundreds of Palestinians during shelling, used by Hamas as launching site firing rockets from church - 8 August 2014: As Gaza rocket fire on Israel continues, Hamas spokesman Abu Zuhri says his organization rejects a ceasefire extension deal but will continue negotiations - 8 August: Dozens of rockets fired at Israel as Hamas ends ceasefire, IDF hits back - 9 August: Due to Hamas rockets talks on new ceasefire in Cairo remain deadlocked - 9 August: 70 rockets fired at Israel since Friday, IDF warns Hamas of continued strikes - 10 August 2014: Israeli government says no negotiations under fire as rocket fire on Israel continues, as Hamas says it will quit Cairo and Gazans in addition to hundreds of victims, destruction and unemployment struggle with rising prices - 10 August: Israel agrees to 72-hour ceasefire with Hamas to begin at midnight - 11 August: After massive rocket fire on Israel's south on Sunday, Gaza ceasefire steady as Israeli delegates said to arrive in Cairo - 12 August: Israel reportedly sees another 72 hours needed to reach a 2014 deal with Hamas, as Egypt says it will not discuss Rafah crossing with Palestinians until long-term truce - 13 August: After new Egyptian ceasefire proposal, that would ease but not lift blockade of Gaza and postpone Israeli calls for Hamas to disarm to later negotiations, Cairo ceasefire talks to resume - 13/14 August: After Israel and Hamas agreed to extend ceasefire by five days tenuous new truce appears to hold - 15 August: Hamas officials reportedly say group interested in long-term ceasefire - 15 August: Draft terms for long-term Gaza truce revealed in Egyptian newspaper, including agreements to open border crossings and to deploy PA security forces in the Strip - 17 August: After Gaza rulers threaten Israel with war of attrition and Abbas urges defiant Hamas to accept ceasefire terms, Israel and Hamas envoys expected back in Cairo to resume ceasefire talks - 18 August: Egypt looking to extend truce as Abbas expected in Cairo and Israel braces for rockets Monday night - 19 August: Cairo talks ongoing after 24-hour extension of Israel-Gaza truce - 20 August: After Hamas ended truce and as its rocket fire renews with sunrise, Israel confirms attempted hit on Hamas commander Muhammad Deif - 26 August: Talks in Cairo lead to long-term ceasefire accord, though central demands of both sides postponed for later negotiations

September 2014: 10 September: Palestinian killed by Israeli fire during West Bank clash - 10/11 September: Israel's Military Advocate General instructed the Military Police to open criminal investigations into five Gaza war cases in which the IDF is suspected of violating international law - 12 September: Two weeks after the end of the Gaza war even Hamas acknowledges its forces fired rockets from civilian areas - 16 September: 2014 war left four million tons of rubble in Gaza, says environmental group - 16 September: Gaza mortar shell lands in Israel for first time since cease-fire - 16 September: Israel and Palestinians reach Gaza reconstruction deal under UN supervision - 23 September: Two main Palestinian suspects behind the kidnapping and murder of three Israeli teens on June 12 killed during capture attempt

October 2014: 12 octobre: La communauté internationale va tenter au Caire de réunir 4 milliards de dollars réclamés par l'Autorité palestinienne pour la reconstruction de la bande de Gaza, dévastée par la guerre - 13 October: Donor conference in Cairo pledges $5.4 billion in Gaza aid - 17 October: A Palestinian boy was shot and killed by Israeli soldiers when he threw a firebomb at a unit leaving the village of Beit Liqia - 23 October: A three-month old baby was killed in Jerusalem and eight other people wounded when Palestinian Al-Shaludi's speeding car drove onto a pavement crowded with pedestrians - 23 October: Violence in capital continues as Palestinians hurl stones at kindergarten in east Jerusalem - 23/24 October: Hamas calls for escalation of violence in Jeruslaem, as two men werde injured in Tel Aviv stabbing - 25 October: Palestinian-American teen killed by IDF gunfire during West Bank clashes - 26 October: Assailants throw stones at Jerusalem Light Rail near Beit Hanina - 27 October: Karen Yemima Mosquera, who died of her wounds sustained during Wednesday terrorist attack in Jerusalem, was laid to rest before dawn on Monday - 27 October: Firebombs were thrown at a police force in east Jerusalem's Silwan neighborhood Monday night - 29 October: Yehuda Glick, an advocate for greater Jewish access to Temple Mount, seriously wounded in a witnessed drive-by shooting by an Arab man outside the Menachem Begin Heritage Center in Jerusalem - 30 October: Palestinian Muatnaz Hijazi, suspected of shooting Yehuda Glick, opened fire on Israeli forces who arrived at his home to arrest him and was shot dead - 31 October: Police were set to reopen the Temple Mount to visitors on Friday, despite calls from Fatah to hold a 'day of rage' in Jerusalem and the West Bank

November/December 2014: 1 November: Clashes in West Bank as flashpoint mosque in Jerusalem reopens - 1 November: Gaza rocket or mortar shell fired at Israel, second since Operation Protective Edge, no damage reported - 5 November: A Border Police officer killed and 13 people wounded when the car of Ibrahim al-Akri from Shoafat hits pedestrians in a Jerusalem terror attack - 7 November: Jerusalem vehicular attack claims second victim 17-year-old Shalom Badani - 18 November: Rabbi Moshe Twersky, Americans and a Briton killed in Jerusalem synagogue terror attack - 1 December: A Palestinian woman stabbed an Israeli civilian in the Etzion bloc of Jewish settlements near Jerusalem and was then shot and wounded by security forces - 4 December: After stabbing at his West Bank store, supermarket owner Levy calls on public not to be deterred, so assailants don’t achieve their goals - 11 December: Conflicting accounts of Israeli and Palestinian officials over the results of an autopsy on Palestinian minister Ziad Abu Ein who died at a West Bank protest - 12 December: Israeli family attacked with acid in West Bank - 16 December: Palestinian killed in early morning clash with IDF troops attacked during arrest operation in Qalandiya refugee camp - 19 December: A third rocket fired from Gaza since the end of the 50-day war in August hit southern Israel, without causing casualties or damage, Israeli police says - 20 December: IDF identifies four rocket launch tests from Gaza into sea in past 24 hours - 20 December: Following earlier rocket fire IDF aircraft strike targets Hamas terror infrastructure in the southern Gaza Strip - 24 December: After Palestinian snipers opened fire at troops guarding construction work at the security fence near the southern Gaza Strip and wounded an IDF soldier seriously, IDF responded with tank and aircraft fire and killed Hamas Al-Qassam Brigades' Taysr Asmiri - 26 December: 11-year-old Ayala Shapira in serious condition after vehicle hit by Molotov cocktail outside Ma’ale Shomron settlement - 26 December: Two Border Police officers were stabbed and lightly hurt near the Old City’s Lions Gate in East Jerusalem Friday morning - 27 December: Palestinian men behind Ma’ale Shomron firebombing confess to carrying out attack, Shin Bet says - 29 December: An Israeli, entering Hebron, gets beaten and robbed - 30 December: IDF returns fire at Palestinian vehicle, injuring two - 31 December: Palestinian Kawasme convicted of masterminding summer abduction and murder of Israelis near Hebron

2015: List of violent incidents in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, 2015

January-June 2015: 3 January: Three Palestinians reportedly injured during clashes with Israeli settlers and IDF troops near Nablus - 6 January: The mastermind behind the kidnapping and murder of three Israeli teenagers in June 2014 sentenced to three life terms in prison - 21 January 2015: Several people injured in knife attack on Tel Aviv bus leaving at least four in serious condition, before suspected Palestinian attacker was shot and captured and as Hamas official praises terror attack, calling it 'a brave and heroic act' - 31 January: A Palestinian man shot dead by Israeli army troops when two men throw firebombs at cars near Yitzhar, south of Nablus - 9 February: After weapons and explosives cache found in underground passage leading from Gaza into Israel, IDF destroys 2014 discovered Gaza tunnel - 13 February 2015: Examining 247 airstrikes that hit residential compounds, out of the some 5,000 Israeli strikes during Gaza war 2014, AP report finds that 508 of those dead - just over 60 percent - were children, women and older men, all presumed to be civilians - 22 February: A Jewish man stabbed in the stomach by a Palestinian assailant near the entrance to the Old City of Jerusalem is reportedly in moderate condition - 24 February: One Palestinian killed and one soldier wounded in clash with Israeli army near Bethlehem - 24 February: Hamas warns it could 'surprise' Israel more than last Gaza war - 25 February: A mosque in a village near Bethlehem was set alight early Wednesday morning and anti-Arab graffiti was daubed on it walls, no reports of injuries - 6 March: Five people including policewomen wounded in a terror attack in Jerusalem by an assailant wielding an iron rod who first plowed his car into a crowd - 26 March: Citing indiscriminate fire and use of civilians for cover during fighting, rights group says also armed Palestinian organizations committed war crimes during the 2014 Gaza-Israel conflict - 26 March: 20-year-old Palestinian Ali Mahmoud Safi who was seriously injured in clashes with IDF troops near Ramallah last week died of his wounds - 8 April: An Israeli national suffered stab wounds in Shiloh in the northern West Bank after a Palestinian assailant attacked him with a knife - 16 April: Man killed, woman badly injured in possible Jerusalem car attack under investigation by police - 19 April: Second victim Shira Klein of Wednesday’s apparent terror attack in Jerusalem still in serious but stable condition - 24 April: Israel fires at Gaza site after rocket strike - 25 April: 16-year-old Palestinian shot dead in attempt to stab a border police officer at a checkpoint near Ma’aleh Adumim - 27 April: Palestinian Koutineh indicted for killing Israeli Shalom Sherki and attempted murder of Shira Klein in Jerusalem car-ramming on April 15 - 28 April: 18-year-old Palestinian, who was shot by Israeli troops while trying to cross the security barrier in the northern West Bank, died of his injuries - 15 May 2015: Palestinian 'Nakba Day' protests in Jerusalem, Gaza, Lebanon mark the 'catastrophe' of the establishment of Israel in 1948, in West Bank at least 17 Palestinians wounded in clashes with IDF - 18 May: Israel's 'Jerusalem Day' ends in clashes with Palestinians - 20 May: Palestinian Amran Abu Dhaim, who plowed his vehicle into a group of border policemen in Jerusalem, reportedly had Hamas ties and was related to the gunman responsible for an attack in 2008 that killed eight Jewish students - 24 May: Two Israeli teens stabbed and injured by a Palestinian suspect near Jerusalem’s Damascus Gate - 27 May: After rocket attack, Israeli jets strike targets in Gaza Strip - 4 June 2015: Israeli planes strike Gaza after rockets hit south and as Salafist group takes responsibility for rocket fire - 7 June: Israeli jets hit Gaza in retaliation for rocket attack on southern Israel - 10 June: A Palestinian man claimed by Hamas as a member was shot and killed by Israeli security forces, after he attempted to hurl a bomb at troops in the Jenin refugee camp - 11 June 2015: Rocket shot from Gaza toward Ashkelon region in fresh attack, as Israel's army says there were indications the rocket had hit a house inside the strip - 12 June 2015: Israeli army ends probe into strike that killed four Gaza children in July 2014 - 14 June: Palestinian man, suspected of throwing a Molotov cocktail at the IDF soldiers, killed their jeep flips near Ramallah - 14 June: Two police officers lightly hurt when car rams into patrol on Herzog street and cop lightly wounded in East Jerusalem riot - 19/20 June 2015: Hamas linked group asserting responsibility for killing of Danny Gonen from Lod on Friday is named after terrorists who murdered 3 Israeli teens last summer - 21 June: Israeli border policeman critically wounded in a stabbing attack at the Damascus Gate in Jerusalem, but managed to shoot the attacker before collapsing - 24 June: An Israeli farmer who was found badly beaten in a field in central Israel, allegedly by Palestinians who were in Israel illegally, succumbed to his injuries hours later - 29 June: Female Israeli soldier wounded in Bethlehem stabbing attack - 29 June: Four Israelis injured in suspected drive-by shooting near Shvut Rachel West Bank settlement - 30 June 2015: Malachi Moshe Rosenfeld wounded in West Bank terror shooting dies in Jerusalem hospital

July–December 2015 List of violent incidents in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict: July–December 2015 List of violent incidents in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict

July 2015: 3 July 2015: Palestinian stone-thrower killed by IDF troops near the Qalandiya checkpoint between Jerusalem and Ramallah - 6 July 2015: A year after the war, Gaza grieves for its child casualties - 9 July 2015: Hamas holding 2 Israelis captive in Gaza for months - 15 July 2015: A Palestinian assailant, a teenage girl, stabbed an Israeli soldier, outside the Israeli settlement of Nahliel in the West Bank - 16 July 2015: After Gaza rocket hits area near southern city of Ashkelon, Israel's air force strikes hours later in response - 20 July: Palestinians freed in Shalit deal in 2011 killed six Israelis since 2014 - 23 July: IDF soldiers kill Palestinian Falah Abu Maria during arrest raid in the village of Beit Omar - 26 July: Palestinian rioters attack police on Temple Mount, wounding several with rocks, Molotov cocktails with the intention of attacking thousands of Jewish worshipers gathered nearby for prayers to commemorate the destruction of the first and second Jewish Temples - 27 July: A Palestinian youth fell to his death from a roof after he was shot by Israeli soldiers who were attempting to arrest him in Qalandia

31 July 2015 Duma village arson attack, the firebombing of a Palestinian family resulting in the loss of life of three of the family members - 31 July: Suspected Jewish extremists' arson attack on a Palestinian family, in which an infant was burned to death, condemned by Israel's PM Netanyahu - 31 July: Riots in Jerusalem and Hebron were reported in the wake of the arson attack that killed 18-month-old Palestinian Ali Saad Daobasa in the West Bank

August 2015: 1 August 2015: Hamas blamed the Israeli government for the the deadly arson attack in Douma on Friday, and called for a 'fitting response' from Palestinians - 1 August 2015: Palestinian killed by IDF fire in the West Bank, another said to be killed in north Gaza approaching border fence with Israel in protest at deadly West Bank arson attack - 2 August: Slain baby’s grandfather Hussein Dawabsha hopes he was 'the last casualty of this terror war', saying he helped build the Israeli hospital where his daughter is fighting for her life after Molotov cocktail attack - 2 August: Two rockets fired from Gaza, land near border fence - 3 August: Three people injured in a Jerusalem firebombing attack on an Israeli car Monday night - 7 August: After a rocket shot from Gaza landed in Israel, Israeli planes struck a Hamas military facility in the central Gaza Strip - 8 August: Saad Dawabsha, the father of Palestinian baby killed in Duma arson attack, dies of injuries - 9 August: Israeli man lightly wounded in stabbing north of Jerusalem, assailant killed - 10 August: Israeli Yehuda Ben Moyal who was stabbed multiple times by a Palestinian terrorist in gas station attack says Arab onlookers didn’t help him - 15 August: IDF soldier lightly wounded in stabbing north of Jerusalem, Palestinian attacker shot and wounded at scene - 19 August: An explosive device was detonated on the Tunnel Bypass Road in Jerusalem, moderately wounding an Israeli soldier - 27 August: After Gaza rocket explodes in Eshkol region, Israel's air force targets Hamas' weapons facility - 30 August: An Israeli resident of the West Bank injured in drive-by shooting attack by unknown assailants

September 2015: 1 September 2015: Rocket fired from Gaza lands on Palestinian side of the border - 1 September 2015: Israeli officer wounded in shootout with Palestinians in Jenin - 7 September: Riham Dawabsha is the third member of her family to succumb to injuries from July arson attack, only 5-year-old Ahmed survives - 9 September: Shots fired at Israeli woman in an apparent drive-by shooting south of Nablus, woman was treated for shock - 13 September: Clashes between Palestinians and police rock temple mount on eve of Rosh Hashanah - 14 September: Clashes resume at Temple Mount after day of violence, arrests following operation that led to discovery of pipe bombs at the site - 14 September: An Israeli man died after sustaining critical wounds in a car crash in Jerusalem late Sunday night, which police suspect may have been caused by stone throwing - 15 September: After protesters in al-Aqsa Mosque hurl stones at access point to Temple Mount, police enters the compound clashing for third day - 15 September: Stones thrown by Palestinians, injuring an Israel soldier near Nablus, in the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Shuafat, and a Molotov cocktail thrown at an Israeli vehicle near Alon Moreh - 16 September: In Israel, more Jewish holy sites desecrated than Christian, Muslim ones combined, Common Ground study says, documenting religious violence since 2011 - 16 September: A rocket fired from the Gaza Strip at Israel early Wednesday fell short of the border and landed in the Palestinian coastal territory - 17 September: Bus attacked with stones by Palestinians as it was driving through East Jerusalem’s Ras al-Amud neighborhood and set ablaze, driver flees bus after being attacked with stones - 18 September: Iron Dome intercepts Gaza rocket over Ashkelon, hours after a similar attack near a residential area of Sderot causing some damage to property, several people needed treatment for shock - 19 September: Following rocket fire late Friday at cities in southern Israel, Israeli jets bombed targets in the northern Gaza Strip early Saturday morning - 20 September: Israeli motorists pelted with stones in several West Bank areas - 21 September: An IDF soldier wounded after his unit was attacked by rocks and Molotov cocktails throwing Palestinians near the Tomb of Joseph outside the West Bank city of Nablus - 21 September: A rocket was fired into southern Israel's Ashkelon region from Gaza Strip early Monday morning, causing neither injury nor damage - 22 September: After attempting to stab an Israeli soldier in Hebron a Palestinian woman was shot and injured, hours after suspected teenage terrorist blows himself up near Hebron - 27 September: On last day of Eid al-Adha, rocks and firecrackers thrown at Israeli security forces, as police clash with Palestinians on Temple Mount in fresh violence - 28 September: Firebombs, rocks hurled at police on Temple Mount as rioting renews - 30 September: Israel strikes Gaza in response to rocket fire

October 2015: 1 October: A woman and her 6-month-old baby were lightly wounded when their car was pelted with rocks by Palestinians south of Jerusalem - 2 October 2015: Fatah armed wing claims responsibility for terror attack that killed Eitam and Naama Henkin, while they were driving home with their four children near Itamar - 3 October: Two Israeli men died of their wounds after being stabbed in Jerusalem’s Old City in a terror attack, as one man’s wife was in serious condition and their two-year-old baby was lightly wounded - 4 October: In second attack, Israeli teen stabbed near Jerusalem’s Old City reportedly in moderate condition, assaulting Palestinian Israeli shot dead by police - 4 October: After four people killed, several wounded in multiple terror attacks, Israel decides to prohibit Palestinians from entering site of Temple Mount - 5 October: 'I yelled 'please help me!' and they just spat at me', says Adele Banita of the surrounding Palestinian shopkeepers whom she said looked on and did nothing as Palestinian Halabi attacked her family in the Old City, giving account of terror assault in which her husband Aharon and Old City resident Nehemia Lavi were murdered - 5 October: An 18-year-old Palestinian was shot dead by Israeli forces in clashes near the West Bank city of Tulkarem - 5 October: After missiles launched from Palestinian territory and one exploded in Eshkol region, Israeli aircraft struck 'a Hamas terror site in the northern Gaza Strip' - 5 October: 5-man Hamas cell that killed Naama and Eitam Henkin arrested - 5 October: Third Palestinian youth said killed in clashes with IDF - 7 October: Israeli woman injured in a wave of West Bank rock throwing and other attacks - 7 October: A Palestinian woman stabbed an Israeli man in the Old City of Jerusalem on Wednesday morning and was then shot at the scene - 8 October: Israeli soldier moderately injured in Afula in fourth Palestininan stabbing of day, as crowds in Afula at the scene attacked a Channel 2 TV crew broadcasting, as nine police hurt during fighting in Shuafat refugee camp, as confounding Arab League condemns 'aggressive and racist Israeli practices', and as USA's State Department says Palestinian stabbings are 'acts of terror' - 9 October: Several people - Israelis and Palestinians - dead or wounded as violence continues in Israel and Palestinian territories - 10 October: More injured and dead people as riots and clashes between Palestinians and police continue - 10 October: Rocket from Gaza hits southern Israel - 11 October: Rock throwing incidents continue into the night - 11 October: Israel's Iron Dome anti-missile defense system shot down a rocket fired from the Gaza Strip over the Hof Ashkelon region in southern Israel Saturday night - 11 October: Following rocket attacks at Israeli towns, Israeli jets bomb two Hamas installations in Gaza - 11 October: Palestinian woman seriously injured after detonating a bomb in her car near Ma’ale Adumim outside Jerusalem, wounding police officer - 12 October: Gaza cleric Muhammad Sallah, brandishing knife during Friday sermon, calls on young men in West Bank to form 'stabbing squads' to stab Jews - 12 October: Tensions between Israel and the Palestinians continue as four Israelis were stabbed by an Israeli Arab assailant in northern Israel on Sunday evening and as an assailant tried to stab a border policeman in Jerusalem before being shot by security forces on Monday morning - 13 October: Terrorists open fire and stab people on bus in Armon Hanatziv, run car into pedestrians in center of capital, more injured in separate knife attacks in central town of Ra’anana, as violence in Israel and Palestinian territories reportedly continues - 14 October: Army units to bolster Israeli police forces following multiple terror attacks in Jerusalem and Central Israel - 15 October: Israel releases photos of hospitalized Palestinian boy Abbas claimed was 'executed', but was injured after taking part in a stabbing attack in Jerusalem - 15 October: 13-year-old Palestinian Ahmed who allegedly took part in a stabbing spree in which an Israeli his age was critically wounded Monday, and who PA President Mahmoud Abbas claimed was killed in cold blood by Israeli police, reportedly admitted Thursday to carrying out the attack in the Jerusalem neighborhood of Pisgat Zeev - 16 October: Palestinian rioters set fire to Joseph’s Tomb in Nablus - 16 October: Amid ongoing violence Israeli police limits access to Temple Mount for Friday prayers to men over the age of 40 and women - 17 October: In the string of Palestinian stabbing attacks, assailant critically wounded by his would-be victim - 17 October: In the second such incident in less than an hour a Palestinian man was shot dead after he tried to stab Border Police officers in Jerusalem’s Armon Hanatziv neighborhood on Saturday morning - 18 October: Jews attacked at Joseph’s Tomb in Nablus by Palestinian police, extracted by IDF - 18 October: Hamas praises 'quality' terror attack in Beersheba, that left an IDF soldier dead and several more people injured - 20 October: IDF officer lightly injured in West Bank stabbing and an Israeli wounded near Hebron when Palestinian hurled objects at his car, as incitement and violence continues - 21 October: Israeli injured in suspected West Bank car-ramming attack - 22 October: Attacks on Wednesday left six Israelis injured by car rammings, one by stabbing and rockets fired from Gaza land in open area, as Hamas chief Mashaal says in South Africa that attacks on Israelis will go on - 23 October: Israeli soldier stabbed in West Bank, hits assailant in the knee as violence continues amid renewed calls for restraint - 25 October: One person injured in West Bank stabbing attack outside settlement of Metzad south of Jerusalem, after exiting his car when it was pelted with stones - 25 October: A Palestinian man stabbed an Israeli at a bus stop on the side of a West Bank highway near the settlement of Ariel, as Hamas’s chief Haniyeh declared Sunday that 'no power in the world' would be able to stop the ongoing surge in Palestinian violence against Israel - 25 October: Rabbi Haim Rothman, who was in a coma since terror attack that killed 5 others last year, died of his wounds on Saturday - 26 October: An Israeli soldier reportedly wounded in stabbing attack near the Beit Einun junction, north of Hebron, attacker shot and killed - 26 October: IAF strikes Gaza after rocket hits southern Israel - 27 October: Richard Lakin, who was critically injured in a terror attack on a bus in Jerusalem’s Armon Hanatziv neighborhood two weeks ago, succumbed to his wounds at the Hadassah Ein Kerem hospital - 29 October: Palestinian assailant shot and killed by security forces, after IDF soldier lightly wounded in Hebron stabbing - 30 October: Two Palestinians attempt stabbing attack in West Bank - 30 October: An eight-month-old Palestinian baby has died after inhaling teargas inside his family home in Beit Fajjar south of Bethlehem, on another day of killings and clashes in the West Bank - 31 October: A Palestinian armed with a knife trying to stab Israeli guards at a crossing near Jenin was shot dead

November 2015: 2 November 2015: One Palestinian killed, another arrested near checkpoint north of Jenin, in a second suspected stabbing attempt in three days - 3 November: Four Israelis stabbed in separate attacks, Palestinian attacker dead as violence spikes - 8 November 2015: Five Israelis including a pregnant woman were wounded in West Bank car-ramming and stabbing attacks, two of them seriously in the car-ramming attack at Tapuah Junction, assailants were shot - 8 November 2015: A 19-year-old Border Policeman who was critically wounded in a vehicular attack last week in the West Bank died of his wounds - 9 November 2015: Israel strikes Hamas site in Gaza after rocket attack - 10 November: Two Arab teens stab Jerusalem light rail guard in Pisgat Ze’ev - 12 November: Undercover Israeli troops raid Hebron hospital and kill a Palestinian during an attempt to detain another man suspected of carrying out a stabbing - 14 November: An Israeli father and son were shot dead in an apparent ambush near Hebron Friday on a day that also saw three Palestinians die after being shot by Israeli soldiers - 16 November: Israeli troops shot dead at least two Palestinians during a confrontation in Qalandia near Ramallah - 18 November 2015: Gaza rocket fire prompts IDF retaliatory strike - 19 November: Five people have been killed and up to a dozen injured in two attacks by Palestinians in Tel Aviv and the Gush Etzion bloc of settlements in the occupied West Bank - 22 November: Four Israelis were stabbed and wounded in the southern city of Kiryat Gat on Saturday while violence continued to roil the West Bank - 22 November: A Palestinian girl from Nablus tried to stab Israelis and was fatally run down by a Jewish settler in the West Bank on Sunday while, in a second incident a Palestinian was shot dead after an attempted attack - 22 novembre: Une Israélienne a succombé à ses blessures dimanche après avoir été poignardée par un Palestinien en Cisjordanie occupée - 23 November: On Monday morning a rocket fired from the Gaza Strip exploded in an open area in the Eshkol Regional Council - 23 November: On Monday morning two people injured in a stabbing attack near Jerusalem’s Mahane Yehuda market, security forces shoot both assailants, killing one - 25 November: Israeli soldier seriously injured in Hebron-area stabbing attack, assailant dies after being shot during attack - 26 November: A Palestinian man tried to stab security forces at a checkpoint near Tapuah and was shot and killed during the attack - 26 November: 11-year-old Palestinian boy, who stabbed train guard in the head, says he 'wanted to die a martyr' - 27 November: Six Israeli soldiers were wounded in a second car-ramming attack at the entrance to the village of Beit Ummar - 29 November: Israeli border police shot dead a Palestinian who stabbed an officer in Jerusalem on Sunday - 30 November: Israeli police shot dead a Palestinian teenager in Jerusalem on Sunday night after a day of violence in the city left two people wounded and an attacker killed - 30 November: Two Jewish minors were found guilty on Monday of the 2014 murder of Palestinian teenager Mohammed Abu Khudair in Jerusalem

December 2015: 1 December: Palestinian woman shot dead as she tries to stab an IDF officer at Einav Junction - 3 December: Two Israelis hurt in shooting north of Jerusalem, attacker shot dead at Hizme checkpoint - 3 December: Israel says suspects arrested over July arson attack on a Palestinian home in Duma - 4 December: Three Palestinians were reported injured in an Israeli artillery strike on the Gaza Strip Friday morning - 8 December: Palestinian killed during clash with Israeli soldiers in Bethlehem - 11 December: Palestinian driver killed as he attempts to ram soldiers north of Hebron - 14 December: Israeli jets targeted 2 Hamas posts in the Gaza Strip, hours after a rocket fired from the territory exploded in Israel - 15 December: The terrorist who carried out a car-ramming attack, that injured 14 people, including a baby, in Jerusalem on Monday was a member of Hamas - 16 décembre: Deux Palestiniens ont lancé leurs voitures contre des soldats israéliens lors d'une opération de l'armée dans un camp de réfugiés près de Ramallah et sont tués - 17 December: West Bank stabbing attempt thwarted by Israeli soldiers outside Nablus - 20 December: A Palestinian woman attempting to stab a policeman in Hebron on Sunday morning shot by security forces - 22 December: Israeli soldiers arrest knife-wielding Palestinian woman in Hebron - 22 December: In suspected extremist attack smoke grenades thrown into home near Ramallah where a Palestinian couple and their 9-month-old baby boy were sleeping - 23 December: At least three Israelis wounded, one critically, in a stabbing attack Wednesday at the Old City’s Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem - 24 December 2015: Four people dead in Jerusalem stabbings, after an Israeli stabbed to death, and Palestinian assailants shot - 24 December: Driver shot and killed at Adam junction north of Jerusalem after running car into soldiers on side of road - 24 December: One Palestinian died and one Israeli soldier injured during an exchange of gunfire in the Qalandiya refugee camp in the West Bank - 26 décembre 2015: Un Palestinien tué dans une attaque contre un policier - 28 December: Palestinian dies of wounds days after being shot in fence clash east of the Maghazi refugee camp in the center of the Hamas-ruled coastal strip - 30 December: Israeli father-of-two Genadi Kaufman who was stabbed outside of Hebron’s Tomb of the Patriarchs three weeks ago died on Wednesday morning - 31 December: One Israeli soldier injured in a suspected car-ramming attack near the West Bank settlement of Tapuah, Palestinian driver shot dead

2016: List of violent incidents in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict 2016

January 2016: 1 January 2016: Suspected gunman Nasha'at Melhem opened fire on several businesses on Dizengoff Street in Tel Aviv, killing two people and injuring seven others - 2 January 2016: After rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip Israeli air force launched airstrikes targeting Hamas facilities - 3 January 2016: Tel Aviv schoolchildren stay home as manhunt for Dizengoff Street shooter goes into day three - 11 January 2016: Following a stabbing attack of two Palestinians, who were shot and killed on Saturday night when they attempted to stab soldiers in the Jordan Valley settlement of Beka’ot, Israeli troops shot and injured a Palestinian who attempted to stab them near the Hermesh settlement - 13 January: Hamas threatens retaliation for deadly strike on bomb-planting cell - 17 January 2016: Attacker stabs Israeli woman from settlement of Otniel to death, who tried to fight off assailant in front of three children in the entrance to the family’s home - 19 January: Escalation feared after a new knife attack Monday on a street in a West Bank settlement wounded pregnant Michal Froman - 23 January 2016: An Israeli border police officer shot dead a 13-year-old Palestinian girl who tried to stab him as he guarded the entrance to a West Bank settlement - 24 January: Rocket shot from Gaza hits southern Israel - 26 January: Israeli Shlomit Krigman dies after Palestinian knife attack outside food store in Beit Horon - 31 January: Three Israelis were wounded, when a Palestinian man opened fire at an IDF checkpoint near Beit El in the West Bank, and was shot dead

February-April 2016: 4 February 2016: More stabbing attacks in 2016, in Central Israeli City of Ramle by suspected 13-year-old Israeli Arab female assailants - 14 February: 2 Palestinian teens killed as IDF soldiers come under fire - 2 March: Israeli soldiers shot dead two Palestinian teens who had attacked an Israeli settler at his home in the occupied West Bank - 4 March 2016: A Palestinian woman rammed her car into an Israeli soldier wounding him in the occupied West Bank on Friday and was then shot dead by troops at the scene - 9 March 2016: Fatah, the largest faction within the PLO, and the party of Palestinian Authority's Mahmoud Abbas, celebrates the Tuesday murder of a tourist in Jaffa, after Palestinian Mashala went on a stabbing spree in Tel Aviv-Jaffa, killing Vanderbilt graduate student and USA citizen Taylor Force and wounding 12 others - 11 March: At least four rockets launched from the Gaza Strip landed in an open field near the southern Israeli city of Sderot - 12 March: After rockets were fired into Israel, Hamas base was targeted by IDF strike that killed two children of a family living near Hamas base - 17 March: Two Palestinians stabbed and wounded an Israeli woman and were then shot and killed outside a Jewish settlement in the occupied West Bank - 19 March: A Palestinian teenager, who stabbed and wounded a Border Police officer in Hebron, was shot dead by another policeman - 24 March 2016: An Israeli soldier has been arrested after he shot in the head a Palestinian man who stabbed another soldier in an attack in Hebron, but was then lying on the ground, wounded, and did not pose a threat to security forces, according to a video provided by a rights group - 25 April: A survey of young Palestinians found support for knife attacks targeting Israelis, with a majority of those polled saying terror attacks serve the Palestinian cause - 27 April: Two Palestinians shot dead after attempted knife attack at West Bank checkpoint

May/June 2016: 3 May 2016: Three soldiers hurt in suspected West Bank car-ramming attack near Dolev, suspected assailant shot dead - 5 May 2016: In response to ongoing attacks against Israeli forces near border fence, IAF strikes Hamas targets in Gaza, as second Gazan tunnel leading into Israel found - 26 May: Israel's air force hits two Hamas sites in coastal territory in Gaza Strip in response to rocket attack - 10 June: Hamas test-fires dozens of short-range rockets in Gaza - 21 June 2016: 15-year-old Palestinian was killed and four were Palestinians wounded, three seriously, after two tourists and one Israeli were wounded along Israel's Route 443 - 21 June: 15-year-old Palestinian died and four others were wounded in West Bank after Israeli soldiers mistook them for stone-throwers - 24 June 2016: An Israeli couple injured in likely car-ramming attack in West Bank, suspected Palestinian woman killed - 30 juin: Une adolescente israélienne a été poignardée jeudi par un Palestinien dans une colonie de Cisjordanie

July/August 2016: 1 July 2016: The head of the Otniel yeshiva Miki Mark, described by friends and family as a pillar of his community, was killed in a Hebron terror attack Friday in which his wife and two of his children were injured - 1 July 2016: A rocket fired from Gaza hit a building in the southern Israeli town of Sderot on Friday night, causing damage to the building - 2 July: Israel army deploys 2 battalions to secure settlements, main roads as troops, intel agencies work in tandem to halt terror attacks - 3 July: Israeli troops arrested eight Palestinians, including the sister of the terrorist who murdered the teenage girl in the settlement of Kiryat Arba and is now praised by his sister, in overnight sweeps in the West Bank - 27 July 2016: Hamas terrorist who murdered Rabbi Miki Mark in 1 July shooting attack dies in West Bank firefight with Israel’s security forces - 21 August: Gaza rocket strikes near homes in Sderot, causing no damage, Israel strikes back at Hamas targets in northern Strip - 27 August: IDF opens probe into death of Palestinian Hamad said to have charged at troops

September 2016: 5 September 2016: Palestinian assailant was killed in East Jerusalem Sunday night when he and a second man attempted to run over police and Border Police forces in East Jerusalem - 17 September 2016: Palestinian assailant fatally shot by Israeli security forces after two Palestinians and one Jordanian shot and killed in three unrelated attacks in Jerusalem, Hebron and Kiryat Arba - 19 September: Two police officers wounded, one seriously, in a stabbing attack outside Herod’s Gate in Jerusalem’s Old City on Monday morning, the assailant reportedly shot and critically wounded

October-December 2016: 6 October 2016: Gaza official reportedly claims Hamas is working to prevent further violence following air force bombardment in reprisal for rocket attack on Sderot - 9 October 2016: A Palestinian assailant, firing from a car, shot and wounded at least seven people, two critically, in Jerusalem on Sunday and was then killed by Israeli police, according to police describing the incident as a terror attack - 9 octobre 2016: Deux des personnes blessées par des tirs d'un Palestinien dimanche à Jérusalem-est sont décédées, selon l'hôpital - 22 November 2016: A Palestinian man armed with a knife was shot and killed by Israeli security forces as he attempted to stab a guard at a crossing outside Jerusalem - 8 December 2016: A Palestinian assailant attempted to stab Israeli guards at a West Bank junction and was shot and killed by troops, police said - 18 December 2016: A Palestinian teenager was shot dead early Sunday during clashes with Israeli security forces, as army and border police were pelted with rocks in village near Ramallah and one Israeli officer was injured - 22 December 2016: Palestinian shot dead throwing bomb at soldiers during operation to raze East Jerusalem home of terrorist, army says - 25 December 2016: Hamas’s deployment at the Gaza border carries echoes of South Lebanon - 25 December 2016: Suspected Palestinian gunman opened fire near the West Bank settlement of Beit El on Sunday morning - 30 December 2016: Security forces reportedly shot and wounded a Palestinian woman at the Qalandiya checkpoint in the West Bank after she tried to carry out a stabbing attack

2017: List of violent incidents in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, 2017

January 2017: 3 January 2017: Islamic Waqf guards try to boot veteran Israeli archaeologist and guide Gabriel Barkay for using the term 'Temple Mount' in a lecture to USA students - 3 January 2016: Two Border Police officers were injured in the northern West Bank, when several motorcycles attempted to ram through a temporary roadblock set up by security forces - 4 January 2017: 19-year-old IDF soldier Azaria, who killed wounded stabber in March 2016, convicted of manslaughter - 8 January 2017 Jerusalem truck attack was a vehicle-ramming attack - 8 January 2017: A truck rammed into a group of IDF soldiers in Jerusalem on popular Armon Hanatziv promenade killing three women, one man and injuring at least 15, the driver reportedly shot dead - 9 January 2017: After terror group praised deadly Jerusalem truck-ramming, Israeli troops rounded up five members of the Hamas terror group in raids across the West Bank and arrested six more suspects for low-level attacks - 10 January 2017: The Israeli military says that a Palestinian man had been shot, later dying of his wounds, while trying to stab IDF soldiers who were conducting an arrest raid near Nablus - 15 January 2017: Israeli troops doing work near the Gaza security fence came under fire on Sunday, in response, an army tank shelled a Hamas position in the southern Gaza Strip, IDF says

February/March 2017: 2 February 2017: Two Israeli policemen and a civilian were lightly wounded when a Palestinian woman drove her vehicle into a police car and a guard post outside West Bank Geva Binyamin community in a suspected car-ramming attack - 6 February 2017: Gaza rocket falls south of Ashkelon, in response Israeli planes and tanks bomb Hamas posts in northern Strip - 27 February 2017: A rocket fired from Gaza struck an open field in southern Israel early Monday morning - 27 February 2017: Israeli jets hit Gaza after overnight rocket attack - 1 March 2017: Gaza rocket strikes field south of Ashkelon in second attack in three days, coming after Hamas threatens to hit back over Israeli retaliatory bombardment of Strip - 6 March 2017: An alleged Palestinian terrorist was killed in an exchange of gunfire with Israeli troops in the West Bank city of Ramallah - 10 March: Rocket fired from Gaza falls short of border fence - 13 March 2017: After 2 police officers were hurt in Jerusalem stabbing attack and the assailant was shot, critically wounded during the attack and later died, police raided an East Jerusalem home of a Palestinian named in Arab media as the assailant - 16 March 2017: Israeli Air Force jets struck two Hamas installations in the north of the Gaza Strip in response to the latest rocket fire from the territory at Israeli communities nearby - 18 March 2017: Rockets launched from Gaza, Israel responds with tank fire at Hamas targets - 22 March 2017: An eighteen-year-old Palestinian was reportedly killed and two others injured by Israeli tank fire while nearing the Gaza border into Israel overnight - 29 March 2017: Palestinian Siham Rateb Nimir who was shot dead in the Old City on Wednesday as she attempted to stab border guards may have been motivated by grief over her son’s death at the hands of Border Police in September, after an apparent misunderstanding at an East Jerusalem checkpoint

April/May 2017: 1 April 2017: A teenage assailant stabbed two young men and a police officer in Jerusalem’s Old City, wounding them before being shot and killed by security forces - 6 April 2017: One person killed and another lightly wounded as Palestinian car rams into West Bank bus stop at Ofra junction, driver apprehended - 15 April 2017: British student Hannah Bladon killed in Jerusalem stabbing attack by a Palestinian from East Jerusalem, who has been apprehended - 27 April 2017: An Israeli security forces operation overnight reportedly uncovered an illegal weapons-making workshop in the West Bank town of Abu Dis, along with ammunition and bullet magazines, 14 terror suspects arrested and handed over for questioning in other operations - 13 May 2017: Israeli police officer who was stabbed by a Jordanian man in Jerusalem Saturday before shooting his attacker dead said he acted 'to save civilians' as well as his own life - 14 May 2017: Jordanian FM on Sunday dismissed an Israeli accusation that it was justifying terrorism in condemning the killing of a Jordanian assailant in Jerusalem on Saturday, calling the defense 'a heinous crime'

June/July 2017: 1 June 2017: IDF soldier wounded in stabbing attack in northern West Bank by Palestinian female assailant, who was shot and critically injured at front gate of Mevo Dotan settlement - 6 June 2017: Police cars set alight, other cruisers pelted with stones and officers attacked by rock-throwing protesters, one protester killed and investigation launched, as residents in the Israeli Arab city of Kafr Qassem riot against police - 16 June 2017 Jerusalem attack - 16 June 2017: Policewoman Hadas Malka succumbs to injuries in stabbing at Damascus Gate after fighting her attacker while trying to draw weapon, four other police officers injured at Zedekiah’s Cave, three attackers, all of whom were members of Palestinian terrorist groups, were shot dead in the course of the attacks - 26 June 2017: Gaza rocket hits open area in southern Israel, no injuries - 28 June 2017: A Palestinian man in Hebron, who opened fire on Israeli soldiers searching for illegal weapons, shot dead - 12 July 2017: Two Palestinians said killed in clashes with IDF troops in Jenin

14 July 2017 Arab Israeli Temple Mount terrorist attack and aftermath: 14 July 2017 Temple Mount shooting - 14 July 2017: Two of the Israeli police officers wounded in Friday morning's shooting attack at the Temple Mount have died of their wounds, all the three assailants were shot and killed, identified as Arab Israelis from Umm Al-Fahm - 14 July 2017: Palestinian terror groups praised the deadly shooting attack at Jerusalem’s Temple Mount on Friday - 15 July 2017: Arab League scolds Israel for Temple Mount closure, failing to mention attack - 22 July 2017: Abbas to freeze contacts with Israel until recent decisions on 'Al Aqsa' backtracked - 23 July 2017: Police install hi-tech security cameras outside Temple Mount, as Muslim worshipers vow to keep up fight against security measures and as IDF and Shin Bet detain 29 members of Hamas terror group after deadly terror attack in Halamish - 25 July 2017: Cameras come down along with metal detectors at Temple Mount, following an Israeli security cabinet decision to replace the metal detectors with security measures based on 'advanced technologies' - 28 July 2017: After weeks of tension, Friday’s Muslim prayers in Old City end peacefully despite widespread efforts of inciting

Since 16 July 2017: 16 July 2017: Palestinian gunman Amar Ahmad Halil of Nabi Saleh, who was behind a drive-by shooting attack on Saturday near the West Bank settlement of Atere, was killed during an overnight raid after he attempted to open fire on Israeli soldiers who came to arrest him - 16 July 2017: Israeli officials bolster security as Temple Mount set to reopen after attack - 18 July 2017: Protesters rioted in East Jerusalem neighborhoods overnight against new security measures at the Temple Mount, throwing stones and petrol bombs at police and shooting fireworks at Israeli forces, at least 50 Palestinians and one officer were reported hurt - 21 July 2017: Three Palestinians were reported killed in clashes that erupted between protesters and Israeli police on Friday in East Jerusalem and the West Bank as thousands demonstrated against the installation of metal detectors at the entrances to Jerusalem’s Temple Mount to avert more terrorist attacks - 21 July 2017: Israeli father, son and daughter stabbed to death in West Bank home, mother in serious condition after Palestinian terrorist sneaks into settlement of Halamish, stabs family at Shabbat dinner as young children hide, killer shot and wounded by IDF soldier on leave - 22 July 2017: IDF raids Halamish terrorist’s home, arrests his brother - 22 July 2017: 2 Palestinians said killed as heavy clashes again erupt and police use tear gas, stun grenades and water cannons in West Bank and Jerusalem to disperse rock-throwing rioters - 23 July 2017: Palestinians in the northern Gaza Strip fired a rocket at the Ahskelon coast region in southern Israel, but the projectile breaks apart in mid-air, army says, and does not cause injury or damage - 24 July 2017: Second Gaza rocket hits open area in southern Israel, no injuries, IDF launches retaliatory strike at Hamas position - 28 July 2017: Palestinian Takaatka from Bethlehem wielding a knife rushed at IDF soldiers at the Gush Etzion Junction in the West Bank on Friday and was shot dead

August 2017: 2 August 2017: Palestinian teenager stabbed an Israeli man in an apparent terror attack, critically wounding him, at a supermarket in the central Israeli city of Yavneh, as soldiers catch Palestinian with knife near the Etzion junction in the West Bank south of Jerusalem - 7 August 2017: Three East Jerusalem residents suspected of firebombing an armored security car were arrested on Sunday night - 9 August 2017: Israeli jets hit Hamas targets in Gaza following rocket strike

September/October 2017: 26 September 2017: Three Israeli security officers were killed and one was seriously hurt in a terror attack outside the Har Adar settlement near Jerusalem early Tuesday morning - 8 October 2017: Israeli army reportedly destroys Hamas outpost in Gaza in retaliation for rocket fire - 22 October 2017: 12-year-old Israeli boy injured in rock attack at Hebron spring, as a man dropped a large stone on a group of children - 30 October 2017: At least seven men, most of them Islamic Jihad members, were killed and another 12 injured when the Israeli army blew up an attack tunnel stretching from the Gaza Strip into Israeli territory, the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry says - 31 October 2017: Israeli troops shot two Palestinians, killing one, after they accelerated their car at the soldiers in the West Bank, the army said

November 2017: 17 November 2017: A Palestinian terrorist rammed his car into two people, seriously injuring one of them at the Gush Etz junction, before getting shot while trying to stab soldiers in the central West Bank on Friday morning

2011/22 November 2017: 22 November 2017: Young woman Hodaya Asulin, who was 14 years old at the time of the terror attack that also killed British Mary Jean Gardner in 2011, and has been in a coma ever since, succumbed to her wounds and passed away at Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem

November 2017: 30 November 2017: A group of Israeli settlers, mostly children, came under attack outside a Palestinian village in the northern West Bank, prompting their security guard to fire into the crowd of Palestinians, killing one person, the army said - 30 November 2017: Israeli aircraft strike two more posts belonging to Palestinian Islamic Jihad terror group, which earlier fired mortar shells at soldiers northeast of the Gaza Strip

December 2017: 1 December 2017: Police search for two suspected assailants who fled scene after assault on 19-year-old Ron Yitzhak Kokia, who was stabbed to death at a bus station in an apparent terror attack in the southern city of Arad - 6 December 2017: An Israeli military vehicle was seriously damaged when a firebomb was thrown at it by Palestinians in the northeastern West Bank - 8 December 2017: 2 Palestinians killed, 98 wounded in clashes with Israeli troops in West Bank, Gaza, as protesters threw molotov cocktails and rocks - 8 December 2017: Third rocket from Gaza explodes in Sderot after Israeli strikes - 9 December 2017: In response to rocket fire Israeli Air Force attacked four Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip overnight, including two weapons production sites, a weapons depot, and another training compound - 10 December 2017: Rocket fired from Gaza on Friday landed at Sderot kindergarten - 11 December 2017: Israeli security guard Asher Elmaliach, who was stabbed in the chest by a Palestinian terrorist at the entrance to the Jerusalem Central Bus Station Sunday, remains unconscious - 11 December 2017: After missiles fired from Gaza, IDF hits Hamas positions- 12 December 2017: Israeli forces attacked Hamas targets in the northern Gaza Strip after Palestinians in a second round of rocket fire fired a rocket toward the southern city of Ashkelon, intercepted by an Iron Dome anti-missile battery - 13 December 2017: Israeli air force hits Hamas military post in south of Gaza Strip in retaliation for rocket attacks earlier in the night - 14 décembre 2017: Raids israéliens contre tirs de roquettes venant de Gaza - 15 December 2017: Four Palestinians died on Friday afternoon after being shot in clashes with Israeli security forces during protests in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, including attacker who stabbed officer - 18 December 2017: IDF strikes Hamas targets in retaliation for a volley of rockets fired at Israel and after Gaza rocket hits Israeli town - 22 December 2017: Two Palestinian protesters were reported killed during violent demonstrations along the Gaza Strip’s security fence, as thousands more took part in riots in the coastal enclave and across the West Bank for the third straight week following USA's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital - 29 December 2017: Iron Dome intercepts 2 rockets fired from Gaza as 3rd falls in Israeli territory - 29 December 2017: IDF strikes Hamas targets after Gaza rocket hits Israeli Shaar Hanegev community - 29 December 2017: Gaza rockets apparently target ceremony for Israeli soldier Oron Shaul - 30 December 2017: Israeli jets strike Hamas post in Gaza in response to shelling, as IDF accuses Iran of pushing Israel and terror groups to war, 'playing with the lives of Gaza residents,' by supplying mortar shells to Gaza terror groups

2018 List of Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel: 2018 List of Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel

2018 List of violent incidents in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict: 2018 List of violent incidents in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict

January 2018: 2 January 2018: Israeli air force hits Hamas camp in Gaza after rocket fire - 3 January 2018: Second rocket fired from Gaza hit Eshkol region in southern Israel - 4 January 2018: After three rockets were fired at Israeli communities Israeli jets strike 'central terrorist infrastructure' in Gaza in retaliation and 'to thwart attempted attacks on Israeli citizens' - 10 January 2018: After an Israeli rabbi and father of six was shot dead in a terrorist attack outside Nablus, , Palestinians reported several incidents of settler violence in the West Bank in apparent retaliation - 14 January 2018: After striking alleged Hamas cross-border passageway, IDF general says army 'determined' to destroy all underground terror infrastructure, but admits main victims are Gaza residents - 18 January 2018: Suspected murderer Jarrar of West Bank rabbi killed in overnight raid by Israeli special forces, as two Israeli officers were injured in the midst of fighting and two other people who may have helped Jarrar have been killed

February 2018: 2 February 2018: Israel strikes Hamas position after rocket fired from Gaza - 5/6 February 2018: Israeli Itamar Ben-Gal was killed on Monday afternoon after he was stabbed in the chest in a terror attack outside the West Bank settlement of Ariel by suspected 19-year-old Israeli Arab Abed al-Hakim - 6 February 2018: In raid, Israel security forces kill murderer of West Bank rabbi Raziel Shevach, as dozens of Palestinians clash with troops - 18 February 2018: Israeli military attacked 18 Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip in response to an explosive device going off on the border with Israel and to rocket fire, injuring Israeli soldiers - 19 February 2018: Israel strikes Gaza tunnel after renewed rocket fire

March 2018: 4 March 2018: The Palestinian terrorist group Hamas on Sunday praised a 'rave and heroic' car-ramming attack in Acre earlier in the day that left four Israelis injured - 10 March 2018: Palestinian Imayyer Shehadeh was shot dead by IDF soldiers who intervened during a clash between Palestinians and Israeli settlers near the northern West Bank city of Nablus, after on Friday Palestinian Mohammed al-Jabari was killed by Israeli fire in Hebron, and at least four others were wounded in clashes along Gaza’s border with Israel - 17 March 2018: Saying it was an 'appropriate' response to USA's Trump’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, several Palestinian terror groups and activists praised the car-ramming attack in which two IDF solders were killed near Jenin - 18 March 2018: Israeli Adiel Coleman succumbs to injuries hours after Jerusalem stabbing attack, Palestinian terrorist shot dead - 25 March 2018: Israeli jets strike Gaza after a group of Palestinians entered Israeli territory and attempted to destroy military equipment - 27 March 2018: Three Palestinians armed with grenades caught over 10 miles into Israeli territory, not far from an army base, in second incident in recent days, after infiltrating from Gaza - 29 March 2018: Arab Israeli indicted for stabbing rabbi to death in West Bank terror attack last month, accused of picking Itamar Ben-Gal as his victim based on his kippa - 29 March 2018: Acre car-rammer charged with attempted murder in alleged terror attack - 29 March 2018: Two Palestinians breach Gaza security fence in fourth incident in a week

March/April 2018 'Land Day' incidents: Since 30 March 2018 Gaza border protests ('Land Day' incidents)

30 March 2018: Three Palestinians were killed and more than 100 in the Gaza Strip were wounded by Israeli live and rubber bullet fire as a series of massive protests kicked off along the security fence surrounding the enclave, according to Palestinian sources, as Israeli military said protesters were burning tires and throwing rocks at the soldiers on the other side of the security fence, despite warnings, and as Hamas said 'this is the beginning of the return to all of Palestine’ - 31 March 2018: The Israeli military on Saturday night identified 10 of the 16 people reported killed during violent protests along the Gaza security fence as members of Palestinian terrorist groups, and published a list of their names and positions in the organizations, as Hamas acknowledges that five of them were gunmen from its military wing - 5 April 2018: Hamas pays families of Gazans killed in border clashes with Israel, as relatives of fatalities receive $3,000, injured Palestinians paid $200-$500 in compensation - 25 July 2014: Average Gazan makes $2,900 per year, while many top Hamas leaders are billionaires and millionaires and Hamas' Meshaal is billionaire in Qatar - 6 mars 2018: Israël promet la fermeté avant la manifestation prévue vendredi à la frontière avec la bande de Gaza - 6 April 2018: As 7 Gazans killed in violence at fence, Gaza Hamas leader Sinwar vows to 'breach the borders and pray at Al-Aqsa’ in Jerusalem - 8 April 2018: Referring to the current round of clashes between Palestinians and Israeli forces on the Gaza-Israel border, in which some two dozen Palestinians have been killed, PA’s top cleric and Abbas’s adviser on religious and Islamic affairs Mahmoud al-Habbash says that Hamas is 'sending Gazans to their deaths for good headlines’, accusing Gazan terror group of 'trading in suffering and blood' - 8 April 2018: Israeli military to launch probe into Gaza border deaths - 13 April 2018: Fresh clashes break out at Gaza border as thousands demonstrate for third consecutive week - 20 April 2018: Palestinians at the Gaza border flew a kite marked with a swastika and carrying a petrol bomb into Israel on Friday - 21 April 2018: IDF probing report, video of 15-year-old said killed in Gaza clashes, as four Palestinians were reported killed during Friday’s violence - 24 April 2018: 2 armed Gazans cross into Israel, are arrested - 25 April 2018: 40 Palestinians have been killed and 5,511 were wounded in the protests along the border fence between the Gaza Strip and Israel since March 30, according to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs based on figures from the Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza, as Hamas says the protests will continue even after Nakba Day on May 15 - 27/28 April 2018: As Palestinians try to breach Gaza fence, according to IDF, as 'attempts have been made to harm security infrastructure, roll burning tires, hurl rocks and fly kites with flaming objects attached to them' in Palestinian march on border for fifth week, 'four killed, 833 wounded' - 29 April 2018: Hamas saboteur arrested while vandalizing Gaza fence - 29 April 2018: In two separate incidents, one of which included an attack on Israeli forces, troops opened fire on Palestinians who tried to enter Israeli territory from the southern Gaza Strip, killing three of them - 30 April 2018: Gaza border rioter accidentally injured fellow protester with slingshot

May 2018: 5 May 2018: Palestinian youths set Gaza’s own gas line on fire at weekly fence protests, fly dozens of 'firebomb kites' into Israel but fail to breach border, incited by Hamas - 11 May 2018: A Palestinian was killed and 700 were wounded in protests along the Gaza border from live gunfire, according to the Gaza Health Ministry, as thousands of Gazans protest along the border in the seventh consecutive week - 13 May 2018: Gaza Strip running low on cooking gas after Palestinian rioters trash crossing - 14 May 2018: As PA, Fatah call for West Bank clashes over USA embassy move to Jerusalem and Al-Qaeda head calls for jihad, Israel warns Gazans 'don’t be Hamas’s puppets' - 15 May 2018: Tensions high as Palestinians mark Nakba Day and IDF again warns Gazans to stay away from border - 17 May 2018: Hamas co-founder al-Zahar admits ‘we are deceiving the public’ about peaceful Gaza border protests, saying in an interview that 'this is not peaceful resistance', the option of armed struggle 'is growing and developing', 'this is a peaceful resistance bolstered by a military force and by security agencies' - 25 May 2018: Gaza health ministry removes baby from border clash death toll, amid suggestions she died of a congenital heart condition - 25 May 2018: Doctors were still fighting Friday morning for the life of a soldier from IDF's Duvdevan unit who was critically injured after a marble slab was dropped on his head during an operation to arrest suspected terrorists in the West Bank - 27 May 2018: Israeli artillery cannons fired on a Hamas position in the southern Gaza Strip, killing at least one, after an explosive device was detonated along the security fence - 29 May 2018: More than two dozen mortar shells were fired at southern Israel in at least three separate barrages Tuesday morning, appearing to be the largest attack from the Gaza Strip since the 2014 war - 29 May 2018: Gaza terror rocket hits Strip’s own power lines, leaves Palestinians in dark - 30 May 2018: After Hamas and the Iran-backed Islamic Jihad released a joint statement claiming responsibility for rockets and mortar shells fired at southern Israel, dozens of rockets and shells were fired into Israel overnight, house hit, as Israel strikes 25 Hamas targets including drone facility, rocket manufacturing plant, advanced weapons depot, military compounds, training camps and weapons factories - 30 May 2018: Israel believes Gaza fighting is over for now, won't attack if rocket fire ends, amid reports of an Egypt negotiated cease-fire without Israel

June 2018: 2 June 2018: In worst blaze to date, Gaza fire kites destroy vast parts of nature reserve inside Israel on Saturday - 2 June 2018: Israeli troops reportedly thwarted an attempted car-ramming attack with small tractor Saturday in Hebron - 3 June 2018: IDF investigate death of volunteer paramedic Razan Najjar, who was fatally shot on Friday as she tried to help evacuate wounded near the Gaza border - 3 June 2018: After four projectiles were fired overnight at southern Israel by terror groups, shattering an unofficial ceasefire agreement and sending thousands to bomb shelters, Israel air force carried out airstrikes on Hamas targets - 5 June 2018: Firefighters battle 2 fires caused by flaming kites in Moshav Netiv Ha'asara and Kibbutz Nir Am, as Israeli official warns Hamas over incendiary tactic - 8 June 2018: As kite-set fires engulf Israel's south, foresters fight to 'save every tree’ - 8 June 2018: 'Hamas failed twice, first by investing money in terrorism rather than in caring for the needs of the population, and then again through Gazans’ reluctance to join the marches', Israel general Rokon says, as Hezbollah’s Nasrallah threatens Israel, saying 'the day of the great war is coming, the day we will all pray in Jerusalem’ - 18 June 2018: Hundreds of turkeys in a coop in an Israeli kibbutz near the Gaza border died from smoke inhalation due to fires sparked by incendiary balloons launched from the Palestinian territory - 18 June 2018: Palestinians fired three rockets at southern Israel from the Gaza Strip, after Israeli aircraft hit a number of targets in the coastal enclave in response to numerous arson attacks by Palestinians the day before, Israeli military said - 20 June 2018: Rocket sirens blared in southern Israel throughout the early morning hours Wednesday, as barrages totaling some 45 rockets and mortar shells were fired toward Israeli towns, prompting three rounds of Israeli airstrikes on Hamas military sites in the Gaza Strip - 22 June 2018: Reports put turnout at Friday’s violent protests at around 1,000 people on Israel’s border with the Gaza Strip, with the Hamas-run health ministry reporting 206 injured - 27 June 2018: At least 13 rockets launched from Gaza after army strikes Hamas cell’s car

July 2018: 14 July 2018: Palestinian terror groups fired at least 31 rockets and mortars into Israel, six of them intercepted by the Iron Dome system, as residents of Israeli communities near the Gaza Strip spent the night in bomb shelters and IDF renews airstrikes - 15 July 2018: Sderot family had no warning before rocket fired from Gaza hit home, injuring four people - 15 July 2018: Head of the missile unit of the Fatah-linked terror group al-Aqsa Martyr's Brigades killed along with son in so-called 'work accident' during shaky ceasefire between Israel and Palestinian terrorist groups following intense 24-hour bout of fighting - 15 July 2018: Israeli Air Force attacks Hamas militants launching incendiary balloons from Gaza, as government says hostile actions from Gaza will not be tolerated - 20 July 2018: A projectile was fired from the Gaza Strip at southern Israel on Thursday following IDF strike on cell launching 'fire balloons' at Israel that killed one Hamas member of its military wing - 20/21 July 2018: Hamas announced a ceasefire with Israel, after Palestinian snipers shot and killed an IDF soldier on the Gaza border, sparking the night’s widespread Israeli strikes on Hamas targets across Gaza, reportedly killing four Palestinians in the exchange, including three Hamas members - 21 July 2018: After several Palestinian suspects attempted to infiltrate the border into Israel in the northern Gaza Strip, IDF fired a tank shell at a Hamas post Saturday morning - 24 July 2018: Israel partially reopens Gaza crossing amid reduction in fire balloon attacks - 25 July 2018: Soldier moderately injured by Gaza sniper, 3 Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigade's members killed as IDF responds targeting Hamas bases, followed by nine rockets launched early Thursday from Gaza toward Israeli towns - 27 July 2018: Yotam Ovadia, the father to a 2-year-old child and a 7-month-old baby, stabbed repeatedly in the chest and torso during a terror attack inside the Jerusalem-area settlement of Adam in the West Bank has died - 27 July 2018: Authorities arrest 24 people, with 4 officers injured, after police said they were attacked with fireworks and stones following prayers and Palestinians barricaded themselves in mosque - 28 July 2018: Three Palestinians, including teens, said dead in Gaza border protest - 28 July 2018: Incendiary balloons from Gaza spark blazes in Sderot's Sapir College and Kibbutz Gevim, following at least ten such incidents on Friday - 29 July 2018: Gaza Health Ministry backtracks, says two Palestinians killed by accidental explosion, not by Israel, as PFLP names two members who tried to fire a rocket at Israel and were killed when it exploded

August 2018: 2 August 2018: Firefighters worked throughout Thursday to extinguish 13 blazes caused by incendiary balloons landing in Israeli communities near the Gaza Strip, as Israel has halted fuel and gas shipments into Gaza through the main goods crossing due to the continued attacks - 3 August 2018: One Palestinian reportedly killed and 26 Palestinians injured during clashes along the border, and IDF tank shells Hamas post after Gazans breach fence at border protest - 7 August 2018: The Israeli military said it fired at a Hamas facility in northern Gaza Wednesday morning in response to fire from the Strip aimed at Israeli security forces

8/9 August 2018 Palestinian rocket attacks: August 2018 Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel - 9 August 2018: A total of 26 people on the Israeli side have been treated in the hospital, after more than 180 rockets have been fired into Israeli border region from Gaza since Wednesday evening - 9 August 2018: 'You have to choose which of your children you save,' says a mother of 7 in the southern town of Sderot, as residents of rocket-hit town describe scramble to reach safety of bomb shelters - 9 August 2018: Sending tens of thousands of Israelis into bomb shelters amid heaviest exchange of fire since 2014 Gaza war, terrorist groups in the Gaza Strip fire volleys of projectiles at southern Israel throughout Thursday morning, triggering a fresh round of airstrikes by the Israeli military on Hamas targets in the Palestinian enclave - 9 August 2018: Member of Hamas military wing, pregnant woman and toddler in Gaza reportedly killed in Israeli strikes, as reports from Gaza stated that the family's home was adjacent to a Hamas target that Israeli forces attacked

10 August 2018: Amid lull in fighting, Hamas says Gazans will resume border protests - 11 août 2018: Un Palestinien a succombé à ses blessures infligées par des tirs de soldats israéliens lors de protestations près de la barrière séparant la bande de Gaza du territoire israélien

15 August 2018: Israel's Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman on Wednesday called on residents of the Gaza Strip to maintain the relative quiet along the border that has been in place this week, saying doing so was in their best interest as evident by Israel’s decision to reopen the main cargo crossing Kerem Shalom into the coastal enclave

16 August 2018: A reported truce agreement aimed at calming weeks of border clashes and violent exchanges between Israel and Hamas on the border with the Gaza Strip will last for a year and see the establishment of a cargo shipping connection between Gaza and Cyprus

17 août 2018: Un Arabe israélien a été atteint par balles dans la Vieille ville de Jérusalem après avoir attaqué des policiers israéliens - 17 August 2018: Despite talk of an imminent truce in the Gaza Strip, thousands of Palestinian protesters encouraged by Hamas once again gathered near the territory’s border with Israel Friday for the weekly ‘March of Return’ demonstrations, with some rioters attacking Israeli soldiers along the fence, around 250 said injured in violent confrontations and two said killed

19 August 2018: Erez Crossing on the Gaza Strip’s northern border was closed in response to Friday’s violent border clashes, but acting as the only pedestrian crossing between the Gaza Strip and Israel, it will still be open for medical emergencies requiring the transfer of Gazans to Israeli hospitals, as the majority of pedestrians who pass through the crossing are seeking medical treatment - 19 August 2018: South Israel residents march to demand quiet on Gaza border, calling on the government to act to ensure their security after months marred by rocket fire that has had them scrambling toward shelters on a regular basis, as well as incendiary kites and balloons that have torched thousands of acres of land

September 2018: 14 September 2018: Three Palestinians, including 12-year-old, said killed by Israeli army fire in Gaza border clashes, according to Gaza ministry, as demonstrators burned tires, hurled stones and firebombs at Israeli forces and the fence, and a number of grenades and explosive devices that were thrown at troops, according to Israeli army

17 September 2018: Israeli Ari Fuld, a father of four from the West Bank settlement of Efrat, was killed on Sunday in a stabbing attack at the entrance to a mall near the West Bank's Gush Etzion Junction by a 17-year-old Palestinian hailing from the West Bank village of Yatta near Hebron

28 September 2018: As Palestinians gathered at border, throwing hand grenades, rocks, burning tires and sending arson balloons into Israel, troops responded with tear gas and live fire, reportedly killing seven Palestinians, including two boys

October 2018: 5 October 2018: Three Palestinians sid killed by live Israeli fire during Gaza-border protest - 7 October 2018: Two Israelis were shot dead and a third was wounded Sunday morning in a terror attack at the Barkan Industrial Park in the northern West Bank, according to IDF, hunting for armed Palestinian suspect of deadly shooting, praised by Hamas and Islamic Jihad - 7 October 2018: IDF identifies terrorist, who carried out the attack in the Barkan industrial area, murdering Ziv Hagbi and Kim Levengrond Yehezkel, as Ashraf Walid Suleiman Na'alwa - 7 October 2018: 5 fires break out in Gaza border region as result of incendiary balloons flown from the strip into Israel, IAF strikes incendiary balloon cell in response - 14 October 2018: One of the Gazan Palestinians who blew a hole in the security fence and crossed the border into Israel on Friday was killed at point-blank range after approaching an Israeli soldier with a knife, according to IDF, as police suspect Jewish settlers killed Palestinian woman in West Bank, hurling stones at a car - 15 October 2018: Supreme Court justice David Mintz escaped a violent assault by three men armed with hammers as he drove on a West Bank highway near his home in the settlement of Dolev, after his car was blocked by a Palestinian vehicle - 15 October 2018: A Palestinian was shot and killed in the West Bank during an attempt to stab an Israeli soldier at the Gitai Junction near the Ariel settlement and the Barkan industrial zone - 17 October 2018: After Palestinian terrorists in the Gaza Strip fired a rocket at the southern city of Beersheba that landed and exploded in the courtyard of the home of five people, including a mother and three children now treated for anxiety, Israeli military bombed 20 'military facilities' in the Gaza Strip - 20 October 2018: Israeli aircraft fires toward incendiary balloon-launching cell in Gaza - 22 October 2018: An Israeli soldier lightly injured in stabbing attack in Hebron, assailant shot dead - 27 October 2018: After a night in which around 30 rockets were launched across Gaza Strip's border, sending thousands of Israelis into shelters, Israeli military carried out extensive air strikes against around 80 terror targets, as Israeli spokesman says Iranian force in Syria behind rocket attack on South

November 2018: November 2018 Israel-Gaza confrontation are clashes that erupted on 11 November following an Israeli clandestine operation in the Khan Yunis area of the southern Gaza Strip - 9 November 2018: Hamas chief Sinwar says in Gaza 'there is no deal or understandings' with Israel - 12 November 2018: Israeli forces have killed a senior terror commander and six other Hamas members in the Gaza Strip, as an Israeli officer was killed and another injured in an apparently botched undercover raid and ensuing firefight, that has threatened to destroy the unofficial ceasefire - 12 November 2018: Thousands in Gaza demand revenge after deadly Israeli raid - 12 November 2018: Israeli seriously hurt as massive barrage from Gaza pummels south and some 100 rockets, mortar shells, anti-tank missiles fired at Israel - 13 November 2018: Gaza rocket fusillade on southern Israel resumes after brief overnight lull, as some 400 missiles fired since Monday causing casualties, and over 150 sites were targeted in Gaza by IDF causing casualties - 14 November 2018: Hamas hails Israeli defense minister's resignation, saying we caused political earthquake in Israel - 14 November 2018: Israeli army arrests Palestinian throwing grenades near Gaza border - 15 November 2018: Mahmoud Abu Asabeh, a contractor who spent much of his time in Israel and who was killed in Ashkelon by a rocket fired from Gaza, was buried in Hebron with little fanfare and no PA presence

December 2018: 9/10 December 2018: A group of terrorists fired from a passing car at the Ofra bus stop, which was full of people following a communal Hannukah event, injuring seven people including a pregnant woman, as Israeli military’s search for terrorists entered its second day on Monday - 10 December 2018: Hamas praises 'heroic' West Bank shooting attack, as pregnant woman and doctors are fighting for her life in hospital - 11 December 2018: Two car-ramming attempts reported in West Bank, one suspected Palestinian attacker shot dead outside of Hebron - 13 December 2018: Two Israelis were killed and two were severely injured in a drive-by shooting in the central West Bank Thursday, near site of Sunday drive-by terror attack claimed by Hamas in which seven Israelis were hurt, including a pregnant woman whose baby later died - 14 December 2018: Palestinian seriously wounds soldier in West Bank attack near Beit El settlement before fleeing - 22 December 2018: 4 Palestinians, including a 16-year-old and 18-year-old, were reported killed by Israeli fire on Friday as army said around 8,000 Palestinians had gathered along the border, burning tires and launching rocks and incendiary devices toward soldiers - 29 December 2018: In response to an earlier rocket launch from the Palestinian enclave into Israel, the first such incident in over one month, an IDF combat helicopter attacked a Hamas position in the southern Gaza Strip

January 2019: 7 January 2019: After terrorists in the Gaza Strip fired a rocket into Israel aimed at southern city of Ashkelon, intercepted by the Iron Dome system, Israeli air force hits Gaza targets including a Hamas training site near Beit Lahia - 13 janvier 2019: Israël vise le Hamas après un tir de roquette

February 2019: 4 February 2019: One Palestinian teenager was killed and a second, 15 years old, was seriously wounded as they attacked a group of Israeli soldiers at an army post in the northern West Bank, the military said - 6 February 2019: Gaza rocket hits Israel in the area of the Sha’ar Hanegev Regional Council, IDF tank fires at Hamas position in the southern Gaza Strip in response

7 February 2019 murder of Ori Ansbacher: La petite-fille du rabbin Léo Yehuda1 Ansbacher (1907-1998) d'origine allemande, déporté de Bruxelles vers la France et prisonnier de guerre durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, Ori Anbacher (2000-7 février 2019, Jérusalem), assassinée dans un acte de terrorisme à Jérusalem - 10 February 2019: Murder of Israeli teen Ori Ansbacher was a terror attack, Shin Bet says

February/March 2019: 21 February 2019: After multiple arson balloons launched from Gaza, sparking fire, IDF hits Hamas post and launch area in response - 3 March 2019: Israel strikes Hamas post in the northern Gaza Strip in response to a violent riot along the border - 4 March 2019: Two Israeli soldiers were wounded in a predawn car-ramming attack in the northern West Bank, one of them seriously, two attackers killed - 9 March 2019: Israeli army strikes Hamas targets in Gaza after rocket hits Israeli territory - 9 March 2019: After incendiary balloons carrying warhead from an anti-tank missile landed in Israel-Gaza border area, Israeli police carried out a controlled explosion - 9 March 2019: Mortar shell fired at southern Israel from Gaza for second time in two days - 10 March 2019: Israeli jets strike Hamas targets including a military compound after mortar launched from Gaza

14/15 March 2019: 14 March 2019: Two rockets fired at Tel Aviv from Gaza for first time since 2014 war, as Israeli army says rockets exploded in open areas and as five people were treated for shock by paramedics - 15 March 2019: The Israeli army attacked targets in Gaza Strip, hours after two rockets were fired at Tel Aviv from Gaza - 15 March 2019: 9 rockets fired at border towns in Israel, Iron Dome intercepts 6 of the projectiles, Israel hits 100 targets in Gaza - 15 March 2019: Israel, Hamas reportedly agree to ceasefire after rockets fired at Tel Aviv

March 2019: 17 March 2019: One Israeli was killed and two were critically injured in a pair of shooting attacks in the northern West Bank, as gunman, called 'heroic’ by Hamas, assaulted a soldier with a knife and opened fire after grabbing weapon from one victim, then firing at multiple passing vehicles, hitting two cars and injuring a civilian, taking another person’s automobile, driving to the nearby Gitai Junction for another attack, and fleeing - 18 March 2018: Rabbi Ahiad Ettinger, who was gravely wounded in a shooting attack in the West Bank on Sunday succumbed to his wounds on Monday, raising the death toll to two - 20 March 2019: Palestinians in a vehicle throw explosive devices at IDF forces guarding a group of Jewish pilgrims praying at Joseph’s Tomb, soldiers return fire, killing attackers - 20 March 2019: One Palestinian was killed and another was critically wounded by Israeli gunfire in Bethlehem, the Palestinian Health Ministry reported

25-30 March 2019: 25 March 2019: Following a rocket attack from a Hamas launchpad in the southern Gaza town of Rafah, that struck a home in the central Israeli town of Mishmeret, injuring several people and members of a British-Israeli family, including two infants, Israeli military deployed two additional brigades to the Gaza region and called up reservists for air defense units - 25 March 2019: The international community on Monday condemned rocket fire from Gaza that struck a home in central Israel - 25 March 2019: Hamas claims truce reached, but terrorists in the Gaza Strip continued to fire projectiles at southern Israel into the night and Israeli retaliatory raids targeting Hamas and Islamic Jihad military compounds were ongoing - 26 March 2019: After night of over 60 rockets, Israeli communities see several hours of quiet amid reports of truce, with no launches since 3:15 a.m., area schools closed - 26 March 2019: In response to a Gaza rocket attack earlier in the evening, Israeli Air Force launched renewed strikes in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday night - 27 March 2019: Tense calm returns to Israel’s south after night of strikes, rockets at Ashkelon - 30 March 2019: Tens of tousands of Palestinians gather in Gaza for march of return anniversary, as 17-year-old Palestinian demonstrator Adham Amara died due to an Israeli bullet, but as violence remains contained after tentative understandings reached between Israel and the Palestinians through Egyptian mediation and number of protesters later drops to 6,000 - 31 March 2019: Israel reopens Gaza border crossings after Hamas tamped down violence at Saturday’s mass-rallies at border and despite overnight rocket fire from the Palestinian territory

April 2019: 2 April 2019: A Palestinian man was shot dead and three others were injured by Israeli troops during clashes in the central West Bank town of Qalandiya, Palestinian officials saic - 3 April 2019: Palestinian said to attack Israelis on West Bank road, is shot dead

War 2008/2009 and blockade of the Gaza-Strip: Gaza-Israel conflict: War 2008/2009 and blockade - Gaza-Strip blockade since 2007 - Gaza War 2008/2009 - Gaza conflict, UN report 2009

May 2010: Gaza flotilla raid 2010

June 2010: 4 June 2010: Nine Turkish men on board were shot a total of 30 times, in head at close range, autopsy results reveal - The 'Guardian': The nine victims - Legal assessments of the Gaza flotilla raid 2010

August 2011: 23. Juli 2011: Erdogan fordert von Israel Entschuldigung wegen tödlicher Kommandoaktion 2010 - Aufhebung des Embargos gegen Gazastreifen verlangt - 19 August 2011: Israel firm on not apologising over flotilla 2010 and killing of nine Turkish citizens

September 2011: 1 September: UN calls Israeli raid on flotilla 'excessive' - 4 septembre: La Turquie va saisir la 'Cour internationale de justice' pour contester la légalité du blocus de Gaza - 6 septembre: Erdogan souhaite se rendre à Gaza - 8. September: Türkei will nächste Hilfslieferungen nach Gaza mit Kriegsschiffen begleiten

October 2011: - 11 October 2011: Israel and Hamas agree deal to free Gilad Shalit - 18 October: Prisoner swap deal between Hamas and Israel under way - Gilad Shalit returning to Israel - 19 October: Deported Palestinians arrive in exile

November/December 2011: 3 November: Israel to prevent aid ships reaching Gaza - 4 November 2011: Israel's navy boards two boats taking medical aid to Gaza about 50 nautical miles in international waters - 18 December: Israel frees last Palestinian detainees in Shalit swap

June/July 2012: 13 June 2012: Government report criticises Netanyahu decision-making in 2010 naval raid on Gaza-bound flotilla - 23. Juli 2012: Ägypten erlaubt Palästinensern visafreie Einreise

September 2012: 3. September: Im Gaza-Streifen hat sich ein junger Palästinenser aus Protest gegen die Armut selbst verbrannt

October 2012: 17 October: Israel's envoy asked the UN to try to persuade a Swedish ship carrying rights activists not to try to break the blockade of the Gaza Strip - 18 October: Document in Israel reveals army calculated minimum calories Gazans needed to eat during blockade to avoid malnutrition - 20 October: Ship carrying pro-Palestinian activists seeking to reach Gaza is seized by Israeli soldiers - 24 octobre: L'émir du Qatar à Gaza, une visite 'historique'

December 2012: 30 December: Gaza construction convoy crosses from Egypt

March 2013: 23 March 2013: Israel and Turkey agree to restore full diplomatic relations after PM Benjamin Netanyahu apologised for the deadly naval raid against a Gaza-bound international flotilla in 2010 and also agreed to compensate the families of the victims

October 2013: 14 October: Israel freezes Gaza supplies after discovering a sophisticated tunnel into the Jewish state from the Palestinian territory - 30 octobre: L'Egypte a détruit des centaines de tunnels de contrebande creusés sous la frontière avec la bande de Gaza

2014: 6 February 2014: Water crisis in Gaza Strip, over 90% of water un-potable - 18 May 2014: Algerian convoy brought medicines and medical equipment for opening of proposed new hospital in southern Gaza town of Khan Yunis - 24 May: Ugur Suleyman Soylemez, who was injured during the Israeli takeover of the Mavi Marmara flotilla in 2010 died after four years in a coma

July-August 2014: July-August 2014 Israel–Gaza conflict

August-December 2014: 10 August 2014: Trucks carrying flammable material were nearly struck by shells fired from Gaza, prompting the decision to shut border crossing at Kerem Shalom - 2 October 2014: Israel eases Palestinian travel restrictions for Muslim holiday, allowing Gazans to pray in Jerusalem, visits of relatives in the West Bank and Israel, and permits to export agricultural produce to the West Bank - 2 December: With cement in short supply, Gaza reconstruction after the 2014 war could take over 30 years - 25 December: Corruption hampers effort to rebuild Gaza after summer conflict

2015: 6 March 2015: Israel’s decision to double water supplies to Gaza is an improvement but still inadequate, experts say - 13 April: 45 aid organizations sign on to report that insists only open borders and a durable Israel-Hamas ceasefire can bring economic, social and political stability to Gaza - 30 April: As protesters in three Israeli cities urge an end to Gaza blockade, Hamas violently disperses parallel rally in Gaza - 23 May 2015: Gulf States, Turkey give only 12 percent of $2b pledge for Gaza reconstruction - 29 June: Israeli Navy intercepts Gaza-bound ship 'Marianne', escorting the Swedish-registered vessel to Ashdod Port - 5 July 2015: A year after Operation Protective Edge, some 100,000 Gazans remain homeless, with unemployment and poverty even more crippling than they were a year ago - 2 September 2015: Gaza could soon become uninhabitable, UN report predicts

2016: 31 January 2016: Homeless Gazans struggle during harsh winter - 8 February: Palestinian man killed when Gaza smuggling tunnel caves in - 3 February 2016: UN agency says that Gaza, with 1.8 million inhabitants, could be uninhabitable by 2020, in part because of lack of potable water

May 2018: 14 May 2018: It will take weeks to repair Kerem Shalom's diesel and gasoline terminal after rioters, allegedly directed by Hamas, set them alight - 15 May 2018: Israel announced trucks to begin passing through Kerem Shalom on Tuesday, though at decreased capacity due to extensive damage, after Palestinian rioters set fire to parts of the facility on three separate occasions during border protests this month

June 2018: 18 June 2018: USA reportedly seeking to raise over $500 million from Gulf states to fund projects, including a power station, factories and a port, aimed at improving the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, as funds would be used to develop an industrial area in the northern Sinai region, which abuts Gaza

August 2018: 4 August 2018: Israel seizes boat trying to break Gaza blockade as IDF says humanitarian supplies can be delivered to Gaza via Israel

Israeli settlements, civilian communities inhabited by Israeli citizens, almost exclusively of Jewish ethnicity, built predominantly on lands called the Palestinian territories, which Israel has militarily occupied since the 1967 Six-Day War, and partly on lands considered Syrian territory also militarily occupied by Israel since the 1967 war, such settlements within Palestinian territories currently exist in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, and within Syrian territory in the Golan Heights - June 1967 Six-Day War's aftermath, the cease-fire agreement following the 1967 Six-Day War leaves Israel in control of a number of areas - Administration and local government

Types of Israeli settlements: Mixed Israeli settlements, having a specific heterogeneous non-religious and religious Jewish residential policy - Non-religious Israeli settlements - Religious Israeli settlements - Unauthorized Israeli settlements - Israeli outpost

Resettlement of former Jewish communities: Resettlement of former Jewish communities - Since 20th century timeline of Hebron and 1929 Hebron massacre in Mandatory Palestine by Arabs incited to violence by rumors that Jews were planning to seize control of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem - History of Hebron - Gush Etzion, a cluster of Jewish settlements located in the Judaean Mountains, including four Jewish agricultural villages that were founded in 1940-1947 on property purchased in the 1920s and 1930s and destroyed by the Arab Legion in the Kfar Etzion massacre before the outbreak of the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, but the area was left outside of Israel with the 1949 armistice lines and the settlements were rebuilt after the 1967 Six-Day War

Population statistics for Israeli settlements in the West Bank: Population statistics for Israeli settlements in the West Bank

2017: 9 February 2017: Yesha Council says 421,000 Israelis now living in West Bank as the number of settlers has grown by 3.9% since 2015, twice the rate of population growth inside Israel

Since 1967 Israeli settlement timeline: Israeli settlement timeline

Since 1960s: Since 1960s timeline of Hebron - History of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict in Hebron since 1967

Since 1968: Since 1968 Kiryat Arba, an urban Israeli settlement on the outskirts of Hebron, in the Judean Mountains region of the West Bank, in 2015 it had a population of 7,108

Since 1975: Since 1975 Ofra settlement located in the northern West Bank, falling under the jurisdiction of Mateh Binyamin Regional Council, with a population of 3,605 inhabitants in 2014

February 2017: 28 February 2017: Police began evacuating settlers and hundreds of protesters who gathered in nine buildings in the West Bank settlement of Ofra, ahead of a court-ordered demolition of the houses found built without permits on private Palestinian land

December 2018: 12/13 December 2018: Hundreds of mourners gathered at Jerusalem’s Mount of Olives cemetery for the funeral of newborn Amiad Yisrael who was delivered prematurely after his mother was shot in a terror attack outside the Ofra settlement earlier this week, claimed by Hamas

Since 1977: Since 1977 Halamish settlement in the Judea and Samaria administrative area of the West Bank, located in the southwestern Samarian hills to the north of Ramallah, falling under the jurisdiction of Mateh Binyamin Regional Council with a population of 1,328 inhabitants in 2016

July 2017: In the 21 July 2017 Halamish stabbing attack three Israelis were killed and one severely wounded by a Palestinian assailant from nearby village, who identified with Hamas and had previously been arrested several times by Palestinian security forces, and was now shot by a neighbor and arrested - 25 July 2017: IDF arrests mother of Halamish terrorist on suspicion of incitement, after she called on Palestinians to kill Jews

Since 1984: Since 1984 Geva Binyamin settlement, also known as Adam settlement located five kilometers north-east of Jerusalem in the West Bank, under the jurisdiction of Mateh Binyamin Regional Council with a population of 5,278 inhabitants in 2016

July 2018: 27 July 2018: Israel is to build hundreds of new homes in the West Bank Adam settlement, according to the defence ministry saying 'the best answer to terrorism is the expansion of settlements', after a Palestinian teenager stabbed three Israelis, including the father-of-two Yotam Ovadia fatally in the settlement

Since 1984: Since 1984 Yitzhar settlement located in the West Bank, south of the city of Nablus, a predominantly Orthodox Jewish community falling under the jurisdiction of Shomron Regional Council with a population of 1,468 inhabitants in 2016 - Economy and education in Yitzhar - Since the late 1980s violent incidents concerning Yitzhar

April 2018: 23 April 2018: Israeli security officials view the northern West Bank settlement of Yitzhar as responsible for the recent uptick in hate crimes against Palestinian villages, but Yitzhak officials say it's due to an influx of 'hilltop youth' evicted from a nearby hardcore outpost last year

July 2018: 19 July 2018: Israeli ministers lambast 'barbarian’ settlers who hurled stones at security forces, condemning actions of Israelis in northern West Bank settlement of Yitzhar, where border cop and Civil Administration worker injured

Since 1995: Since 1995 Amona, an Israeli outpost in the central West Bank located on a hill overlooking Ofra within the municipal boundaries of the Mateh Binyamin Regional Council

February/March 2017: 2 February 2017: Fearing violence, Israeli police begin removing last protesters from Amona outpost - 30 March 2017: Israel okays first new settlement in decades to replace Amona, as Israeli guidelines point to unilateral policy on settlement building

Peace process in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict - List of Arab–Israeli peace proposals and treaties - Quartet on the Middle East - Roadmap for peace - Direct negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians (2010-2011)

April 2011: 28. April 2011: Israel und die palästinensische Vereinbarung vom 27. April

May 2011: Netanyahu rejects Obama '1967 borders' view

July 2011: Israeli lawmakers pass West Bank settlement boycott law 11 July - Abbas vows to continue UN statehood bid

September 2011: 1 September: UN calls Israeli raid on flotilla 'excessive' - 2. September: Türkei weist Israels Botschafter aus - 3 September: Ban Ki Moon urges Israel and Turkey to fix ties - 4 septembre: La Turquie va saisir la 'Cour internationale de justice' pour contester la légalité du blocus de Gaza - 4. September: USA wollen UN-Abstimmung über Palästinenserstaat verhindern - Vorschlag zu neuer Runde jahrzehntewährender Friedensdiplomatie - 13 September: Palestinian state an obligation, says Erdogan in an adress to Arab states meeting in Cairo - 14. September: Präsident Abbas strebt Anerkennung Palästinas bei den UN als Stärkung der Verhandlungsposition an, nicht als Ende von Verhandlungen - 15 September: UN secretary-general says he hopes for meaningful dialogue in run-up to Palestine's statehood bid - 16 September: Abbas to seek full UN membership for Palestinian state - 19 September: Global poll supports Palestinian state - 26 September: UN Security Council has begun consultations on the request of Palestinian membership - 27. September: UN-Sicherheitsrat schiebt Entscheid über Palästinenser-Antrag auf lange Bank - 28. September: Sogar US-Kritik an israelischer Siedlungspolitik

October 2011: 5 October: Unesco clears way for Palestinian membership vote - 31 October 2011: Unesco appoves Palestinian membership bid - 107 yes votes

November 2011: NZZ 1. November: Israels Lieberman-Ministerium nennt die Entscheidung der Unesco und damit von 107 Ländern 'ein einseitiges palästinensisches Manöver, ... das die Möglichkeiten einer Friedensvereinbarung in weitere Ferne rücken läßt' (d.h. wegen der Reaktion dieser israelischen Regierung auf die Entscheidung) - 1 November: Israel orders new building in East Jerusalem after Unesco membership of Palestine - 1 November: PLO to seek membership in more UN agencies - 2 November: Israel's accelerated settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem condemned by European states - 2 November: US joins criticism of Israel's settlement plan - 8 November: Sarkozy called Israeli PM Netanyahu 'liar'

December 2011: 26 December: Israel's foreign minister describes peace with Palestinians as 'currently unachievable' saying that 'Abu Mazen proves time after time that he is not a partner for anything'

January 2012: 2 January: On Tuesday Israeli envoy Yitzhak Molcho and Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat to meet in Jordan - 3. Januar: Israeli und Palästinenser wollen Gespräche in Jordanien fortsetzen - 26. Januar: Ergebnisloses Ende der Gespräche zwischen Israelis und Palästinensern

March 2012: 26 March: Israel should boycott the UN Human Rights Council after it voted to authorize a probe of Israeli settlements, Israels foreign minister Lieberman says calling the council a 'hypocritical organization' that 'has nothing to do with human rights' - ... and Israel's Supreme Court? - 26. März: Israel stellt aus Protest gegen eine geplante Untersuchung der Siedlungspolitik des Landes die Zusammenarbeit mit dem Uno-Menschenrechtsrat ein

April 2012: 3 April: Israeli and Palestinian negotiators are to hold renewed talks, in what would be their first public meeting in more than two months

December 2012: 3 December: Israeli settlement plans in a strategically sensitive area of occupied land near East Jerusalem would deal 'an almost fatal blow' to peace hopes, UN head Ban Ki-moon has warned - 9 December: Qatari PM brands the Quartet 'a failure' and calls for rethink of peace process

June 2013: 30 June 2013: Israelis and Palestinians remain pessimistic despite US Kerry's shuttle diplomacy

July 2013: 2013 Israeli-Palestinian peace talks - 20 July: Agreement on basis to resume Mideast peace talks, John Kerry says - 20 July: Israeli PM Netanyahu has called the resumption of talks with the Palestinians 'a vital and strategic interest' for Israel - 28 July: Israel's Cabinet approved the release of 104 long-held Palestinian prisoners, clearing a hurdle toward a possible resumption of Israeli-Palestinian peace talks - 30 July: Israelis and Palestinians open talks to set out framework for negotiations for first time in three years, as US hosts both parties - 30 July: Israeli and Palestinian negotiators will aim to reach a 'final status' agreement over the next nine months to end the conflict, a second meeting between the two sides will be held in the next two weeks

August 2013: 9 August: Israeli and Palestinian negotiators will resume peace talks in Jerusalem on 14 August - 14 August: As Israelis and Palestinians are to launch talks in Jerusalem, Abbas greets released prisoners, vows to free all jailed Palestinians - 15 August: Israel, Palestine agree to meet every week for peace talks - 20 August: Israeli and Palestinian negotiators met secretly in Jerusalem on Tuesday - 26 August: Palestinian negotiators say they canceled meet with Israelis after deadly clashes

September 2013: 9 September: Kerry pledges to peace talks during Abbas meeting in London - 26 septembre: Le président palestinien Abbas affirme à l'ONU que son objectif est d'arriver à un accord de paix 'définitif' avec Israël

October/November 2013: 22 October 2013: Palestinian and Israeli negotiators in a new round of peace talks in Jerusalem focused on the issue of water resources - 5 novembre: Les Palestiniens refusent de négocier avec Israël tant que la colonisation continue - 6 novembre: Kerry à Jérusalem pour tenter de sauver le processus de paix - 13 novembre: Israël renonce à un vaste projet de colonies en Cisjordanie - 14 November: Palestinian peace negotiating team resigns in protest against Israeli settlement building

December 2013: 10 December: Israeli, Jordanian and Palestinian officials agree to share and increase water resources in the arid region, including measures to save the Dead Sea - 19 December: Israel-Palestinian talks may need extra year, chief Palestinian negotiator Erakat said - 31 décembre: Israël libère 26 prisonniers palestiniens

January 2014: 5 January: Israel rejects USA proposals on Jordan Valley, saying that 'security must remain in our hands'

April 2014: 3 April: Israel freezes fourth prisoner release, Palestinians demand capital in East Jerusalem - 7 April: After talks ended in deadlock, USA envoy Indyk held a second meeting in Jerusalem on Monday evening with the Israeli and Palestinian negotiating teams - 24 April: Israel suspends peace talks with Palestinians after Fatah-Hamas deal on Palestinian unity

July 2014: 10 July 2014: Hamas' rockets and Israel-Gaza conflict prompts emergency UN security council meeting - 10 July: During council's emergency meeting UN's Ban Ki-moon says ground offensive and 'all-out escalation' are preventable 'only if Hamas stops rocket firing'

2015: 19 May 2015: EU's Federica Mogherini heads to Mideast to reboot peace talks, wanting a more active role for the EU in seeking peace between Israel and the Palestinians and saying that Israeli-Palestinian status quo is not an option - 16 June: Hamas officials arrive in Qatar to discuss potential long-term truce with Israel, including an agreement to create a detached, floating Gaza port - 27 October 2015: EU's Mogherini urges Abbas and Netanyahu to meet Quartet 'in days', saying Israeli-Palestinian conflict will only get worse with each round of violence

June 2018 Gulf states' investment in Gaza economy proposal: 23 June 2018: USA reportedly urges Arab states to fund Gaza infrastructure projects

February 2019 peace plan and investment proposal: 27 February 2019: USA peace plan said to include proposal to funnel huge sums to Palestinians and to other Arab neighbors of Israel, according to newspaper citing analysts with knowledge of the matter, saying the funds would include around $25 billion investments for the West Bank and Gaza and another $40 billion for Israeli neighbors including Egypt, Jordan and possibly Lebanon, as most of the contributions planned to come from the region’s countries

Arab-Israeli peace projects: Arab-Israeli peace projects

March 2014: 28 March 2014: Palestinian students visit Auschwitz in first organized visit in a program, that aims to teach Israeli and Palestinian students about the other side's suffering in effort to study how empathy could facilitate reconciliation

May 2014: 19/20 May 2014: With the collapse of peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians, hundreds of thousands of young people across the Middle East are talking reconciliation online, Uri Savir says

September 2015: 1 September 2015: Knesset Speaker Yuli Edelstain calls on Israel’s Arab neighbors at a global conference to visit Israel and discuss environmental cooperation 'people to people', urging leaders not to wait for peace agreements but rather to build up confidence from the ground up, Iran walks out on speech

May 2016: 28 May 2016: A group of Israelis and Palestinians has teamed up in a movement calling for a European-style confederation between Israel and a future state of Palestine, that would allow citizens from both sides of the conflict to live in either country but retain their original nationality

February 2017: 19 February 2017: Sixteen deaf Palestinian children were able to hear for the first time after Jerusalem medical center carried out 16 cochlear implant surgeries as part of Peres Center for Peace project

May 2018: 3 May 2018: Yossi Klein Halevi’s book 'Letters to My Palestinian Neighbor', explaining 'who we are, why we’re here', will be made available online, also on 'The Times Of Israel' Arabic website, as the author hopes that Palestinians and others across the Arab and Muslim world will respond, enabling our conflicted sides to better understand each other

Israeli–Palestinian economic peace efforts: Israeli–Palestinian economic peace efforts

Arava Institute for Environmental Studies: 'Arava Institute for Environmental Studies' located at Kibbutz Ketura on the Israeli side of the Arava Valley, seeking under the motto that 'nature knows no borders' to train leaders of the Middle East in environmental issues so that they will be able to cooperate in solving regional environmental problems

Valley of Peace initiative: The 'Valley of Peace initiative' is an effort to promote economic cooperation between Israel, Jordan and the Palestinians, based around efforts and joint projects in the Arava/Arabah Valley, along which runs the southern portion of the Israel/Jordan border

Red Sea–Dead Sea Water Conveyance: 'Red Sea–Dead Sea Conveyance' is a planned pipeline that runs from the coastal city of Aqaba by the Red Sea to the Lisan area in the Dead Sea, that will provide potable water to Jordan, Israel and the Palestinian territories, bring sea water to stabilise the Dead Sea water level and generate electricity to support the energy needs of the project

March 2018: 19 mars 2018: Le 'canal de la paix', un projet conjoint de la Jordanie, d'Israël et de la Palestine vise à relier la mer Rouge à la mer Morte, menacée d'assèchement

Middle East economic integration: Middle East economic integration - Economy of the Middle East by country and territory

Jordan - Geography of Jordan - History of Jordan - Demographics of Jordan

Economy of Jordan: Economy of Jordan - main industries include clothing, phosphate mining, fertilizers, pharmaceuticals, petroleum refining, cement, potash, inorganic chemicals, light manufacturing, tourism - Companies of Jordan by industry - List of companies of Jordan

Mining in Jordan: Jordan Phosphate Mines - Arab Potash

Energy in Jordan: Energy in Jordan - Oil shale in Jordan

September 2018: 28 September 2018: Jordan aims to reduce annual oil imports costing $4.5 billion with solar panels on rooftops and desert energy projects

Agriculture in Jordan: Agriculture in Jordan

Water supply and sanitation in Jordan: Water supply and sanitation in Jordan - Jordan River - Yarmouk River - Water politics in the Jordan River basin

Adaptation to climate change in Jordan - Environment of Jordan - Nature reserves in Jordan - Azraq Wetland Reserve's natural springs dried up in 1992

Tourism in Jordan: Tourism in Jordan

Banking and financial services in Jordan: Banks of Jordan - Arab Bank - HSBC Bank Middle East - Amman Stock Exchange

Taxation in Jordan: Taxation in Jordan

Jordanian Armed Forces: Jordanian Armed Forces

Politics of Jordan: Politics of Jordan - Constitution of Jordan - hereditary monarchic rule with a parliamentary system of representation - Line of succession to the Jordanian throne

Political parties in Jordan: Political parties in Jordan - Political movements in Jordan - Jordanian democracy movements - Secularism in Jordan - Since 2016 Ma’an Movement political movement and electoral list in Jordan, that stood on a secular, reformist platform, and has articulated its stances on a variety of social and economic issues

Trade unions in Jordan: Trade unions in Jordan

Elections, government and politics in Jordan: - Elections in Jordan - Parliament of Jordan - Prime Minister - appointed by the King of Jordan

June 2011: 14. Juni 2011: Laut Jordaniens König politische Reformen erst in drei Jahren

September 2011 Independent Election Commission: Since 1 September 2011 Independent Election Commission, the national electoral commission of Jordan, which is responsible for administering and supervising elections under the Constitution of Jordan

October 2011: 17 October 2011: Lack of reforms - Jordan's king appoints news prime minister - 26 octobre 2011: Le roi de Jordanie promet un gouvernement issu du Parlement - nécessité de mener des réformes politiques

2012: 26 April 2012: Jordan's prime minister Al-Khasawneh has resigned and will be replaced by Fayez al-Tarawneh - 18 June: Parliamentary officials came to blows over a heated debate regarding a draft electoral law - 5 October 2012: King Abdullah dissolves parliament paving the way for elections early next year which the opposition says it will boycott unless its demands for representation are met - 16 October: Electoral commission announces that early parliamentary elections will be held on 23 January - 21 October: Jordan 'al-Qaeda plot uncovered'

January 2013 Jordanian parliamentary election: Jordanian parliamentary election 23 January 2013 - 23 January 2013: As Jordan faces acute economic problems Jordanians are voting in parliamentary elections boycotted by the Muslim Brotherhood and some smaller parties - 24 January: Preliminary results are out in Jordan's parliamentary elections with tribal leaders, government loyalists and independent businessmen seen sweeping the voting, which was shunned by Islamists

27 August 2013: Polls open in Jordan municipal election

2016: 29 May 2016: Jordan's King Abdullah dissolves parliament, names caretaker PM Hani al-Mulqi, charging him with organising new elections by October

September 2016 Jordanian general election: 20 September 2016 Jordanian general election - 23 September 2016: Women’s rights campaigners believe Jordan is slowly moving towards more progressive political representation after female MPs won 20 of 130 seats in parliamentary elections

August 2017 Jordanian local elections: 15 August 2017 Jordanian local elections - 16 August 2018: Voting for the decentralisation and municipal elections concluded with a 31.7% voter turnout rate of some 4.1 million eligible voters

June 2018 Jordan's PM sacked: 4 June 2018: Jordan's PM steps down after thousands joined countrywide anti-austerity demonstrations in the past few days demanding their leaders scrap a planned tax increase

Social movements and protests in Jordan: Protests in Jordan - Jordanian democracy movements - Secularism in Jordan - Since 2016 Ma’an Movement political movement and electoral list in Jordan, that stood on a secular, reformist platform, and has articulated its stances on a variety of social and economic issues - Trade unions in Jordan

1989 Jordanian economic and political protests: 1989 Jordanian protests since 18 April after the government cut food subsidies and increased prices, quickly reaching neighboring southern towns as protestors accused the government of rampant corruption, and demanding that PM Zaid Al-Rifai be sacked, martial law be lifted, the electoral laws be reformed, and restrictions on freedom of expression and freedom of the press be removed

2011/2012 Jordanian protests, part of the Arab Spring: 2011/2012 Jordanian protests, part of the Arab Spring and a series of protests in Jordan that began on January 2011, resulting in the firing of the cabinet ministers of the government, as protests in Jordan were initially against unemployment, inflation, and corruption along with demanding for real constitutional monarchy and electoral reforms

2011: 25 March 2011: Protesters killed and injured by anti-riot police - Protests April 2011 - 15 July: Jordan protests leave several injured - 9. September 2011: Proteste von Hunderttausenden in Ägypten, Irak, Jemen, Jordanien und Syrien - 18 November 2011: More than thousands demonstrators in Amman and in other cities call for democratic reform and end of corruption

2012: 24 March 2012: Young Jordanians demonstrate for reform - 8 September: Clashes, arrests after protesters criticise Jordan King - 3 October 2012: Jordan capital tenses for rival demos - 5 October 2012: Tens of thousands of people have held a protest in the heart of the Jordanian capital of Amman for a pro-reform rally

November 2012 Jordanian protests: November 2012 Jordanian protests - 14 November 2012: Thousands gathered in Amman and in other cities across the country after government announced rising fuel costs - 15 November 2012: Jordan violence escalates during second night

2015: 4 February 2015: Supporters and family members of Jordanian pilot Maoz al-Kasasbeh rally following his reported murder by 'Islamic State' as Jordan authorities execute two al-Qaeda prisoners

2016: 25 September 2016: Relatives and friends of Nahed Hattar hold pictures of him during a protest in Al-Fuheis near Amman, where he was murdered before being tried for sharing an Islamic State terrorists themed cartoon on Facebook

2017: 2 August 2017: Jordan activists celebrate repeal of 'marry the rapist' law, as rights groups say more must be done to protect women from violence

June 2018 protests: 2 June 2018: After angry protests across the cash-strapped country burdened by poverty and unemployment, Jordan’s King Abdullah II ordered the government on Friday to freeze new price hikes on fuel and electricity - 3 June 2018: Protests have taken place in cities across Jordan against IMF-backed austerity measures including a new income-tax draft law and price-hikes, hours after the government and unions failed to reach an agreement to end the standoff - 5 June 2018: As protests persist, Jordan’s king backs reforms but won’t nix tax hike, wishing to find solution 'away from traditional approach' but avoiding specifics, as protesters return to streets even after PM sacked - 6 June 2018: Jordan’s king calls for a review of the controversial draft tax law, as anti-austerity protesters stage another night of demonstrations in Amman and trade unions vow to hold a general strike - 7 June 2018: Doctors, lawyers and teachers staged a strike across Jordan on Wednesday in protest over IMF-backed austerity measures including a proposed income tax law that have sparked a week of angry demonstrations - 9 June 2018: Despite shelving of tax hike in wake of demonstrations, Jordan’s poor have little hope of change

Society, demographics, culture and human rights in Jordan: Jordanian society - Human rights in Jordan

Governorates and nahias in Jordan: 12 Governorates of Jordan - 52 Nahias, the administrative centres (chief towns) in Jordan

Cities in Jordan: List of cities in Jordan

Amman: Amman, situated in north-central Jordan, is the capital, the most populous city of Jordan, and the country's economic, political and cultural centre - History of Amman

Demographics of Jordan: Demographics of Jordan

Ethnic groups in Jordan: Ethnic groups in Jordan

Arabs and Jordanians in Jordan: Arabs in Jordan - Jordanians are the citizens of Jordan, who share a common ancestry

Iraqis in Jordan: Iraqis in Jordan are estimated to number between 200.000 and comprise approximately 4-5% of the total population

Since 1948 Palestinians in Jordan: Palestinians in Jordan refers to people with Palestinian citizenship of Palestinian refugee status living in Jordan, or sometimes all those of full or partial Palestinian ancestry living in Jordan, mostly coming to Jordan 1947-1967 as most Palestinians and their descendants in Jordan today are fully naturalized, making Jordan the only Arab country to fully integrate the Palestinian refugees of 1948

Syrians in Jordan: Syrians in Jordan include migrants from Syria to Jordan, as well as their descendants

Since 2011 Syrian refugees in Jordan: Syrian refugees in Jordan - List of Syrian refugee camps in Jordan, built following the influx of 1.4 million Syrians escaping Assad's war against the Syrian people, as around 90% of Syrians do not live in these camps, but in Jordanian towns and cities

Culture of Jordan: Culture of Jordan

Languages of Jordan: Languages of Jordan - Jordanian Arabic

Women in Jordan: Women in Jordan

Education in Jordan: Education in Jordan

Schools in Jordan: Schools in Jordan - List of schools in Jordan

Universities in Jordan: Universities in Jordan

Health in Jordan: Health in Jordan

Healthcare in Jordan: Medical and health organisations based in Jordan - List of hospitals in Jordan

Media of Jordan: Media of Jordan - Newspapers in Jordan

Freedom of speech, the press, and expression in Jordan: Freedom of speech, the press, and expression - Jordanian constitution provides for freedom of speech and of the press, but the government does not fully respect these rights in practice

2016: 30 April 2016: Jordan media 'not free', says latest Freedom House report, ranking Jordan 145th out of 199 countries followed by Morocco, Qatar, Iraq, Oman, Libya, Egypt and the UAE, also indicating that press freedom globally declined to its lowest point in 12 years in 2015

September 2016: 25 September 2016: Jordanian writer Nahed Hattar killed outside court in Amman where he was being tried for sharing an Islamic State terrorists themed cartoon on Facebook

Religion and freedom of religion in Jordan: Religion in Jordan - Jordan's state religion is Islam

Crime in Jordan: Crime in Jordan

Corruption in Jordan: Corruption in Jordan

Violence and terrorism in Jordan: Terrorism in Jordan

2005: 2005 Amman bombings targeting three hotels

2016: 21 June 2016: 6 Jordanian troops killed, 14 wounded in car bomb attack near tent encampment where tens of thousands of Syrian refugees are stranded awaiting entry to Jordan

September 2016: 25 September 2016: Jordanian writer Nahed Hattar killed outside court in Amman where he was being tried for sharing an Islamic State terrorists themed cartoon on Facebook

December 2016: 19 December 2016: Jordanian security forces killed at least four gunmen after an operation to free tourists trapped inside a medieval castle in Karak, where armed men had taken shelter following a series of shootouts with police that killed at least nine people, including a Canadian woman, three other civilians and five police officers

Human trafficking in Jordan: Human trafficking in Jordan

Law and legal history of Jordan: Jordanian law - 1952 Constitution of Jordan - Human rights in Jordan - Jordan's state religion is Islam

Law enforcement in Jordan: Law enforcement in Jordan - Public Security Directorate

Foreign relations of Jordan: Foreign relations of Jordan

Treaties of Jordan: Treaties of Jordan

Refugee camps in Jordan: Refugee camps in Jordan

Palestinian refugee camps: Palestinian refugee camps in Jordan - Baqa'a refugee camp since 1968 is home to around 80,100 Palestinians - Amman New Camp

2016: 6 June 2016: Three Jordanian intelligence officers and two other security personnel were killed in an attack on a security office in a Palestinian refugee camp on the outskirts of the Jordanian capital

Since 2011 Syrian refugee camps: Syrian refugees in Jordan - List of Syrian refugee camps in Jordan, built following the influx of 1.4 million Syrians escaping Assad's war against the Syrian people, as around 90% of Syrians do not live in these camps, but in Jordanian towns and cities - Zaatari refugee camp since July 2012 - Mrajeeb Al Fhood refugee camp

December 2017: 13 December 2017: Trying to find work for vast numbers of Syrians driven into the country by the war, women are at forefront of economic experiment in Jordan working in factories

Jordan and the United Nations:

Jordan is an active member of the United Nations and several of its specialized and related agencies, including the Food and Agriculture Organization, International Atomic Energy Agency, World Health Organization. the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund

Bilateral relations of Jordan: Bilateral relations of Jordan

Jordan/Egypt relations: Jordan/Egypt relations - 22 July 2012: Attack on Egypt-Israel-Jordan pipeline

Rocket attacks on Eilat and Aqaba 2005-2013

Jordan/France relations: Jordan/France relations

1982: 9 August 1982 Goldenberg restaurant attack on a Jewish restaurant in Paris carried out by the Fatah Palestinian Abu Nidal Organization

2015: 17 June 2015: Abassi, suspected 'mastermind' of 1982 Jewish cafe attack in Paris and a high-ranking member of Palestinian militant group Abu Nidal, arrested in Jordan

Jordan/Iran relations: Jordan/Iran relations

History of Jordanian-Iranian relations since 1949: 27 December 2016: Evolution of the Jordanian-Iranian relations since 1949

June 2018: 16 June 2018: Jordan recalls its ambassador from Iran over regional interference

Jordan/Iraq relations: Jordan/Iraq relations - 22 June 2014: ISIS militants capture Iraqi border crossing with Syria, Jordan - 28 January 2015: Secret talks in Jordan try to secure release of 'Islamic State' hostages - 1 February: Family of Jordanian pilot held by 'Islamic State' terrorists demands word from Jordan government - 3 February: 'Islamic State' terrorists burn Jordanian pilot Moaz al-Kasasbeh alive - 4 February: Jordan executes two Iraqi militants in response to 'Islamic State' murder of pilot following Jordan's offer to swap Sajida al-Rishawi for the pilot - 5 February: Jordan warplanes strike 'Islamic State' after pilot murder

Jordan/Israel relations: Jordan/Israel relations

Water politics in the Jordan River basin: Jordan River - Water politics in the Jordan River basin

1949 Armistice Agreements: 1949 Armistice Agreements

1994 Israel–Jordan Treaty of Peace: Israel–Jordan Treaty of Peace 1994

2013 water resources agreement: 10 December 2013: Israeli, Jordanian and Palestinian officials agree to share and increase water resources in the arid region, including measures to save the Dead Sea

2014: 11 March 2014: Israeli government expresses regret to Jordan after judge killed by Israeli fire at the Allenby crossing and agrees to let Jordan join investigation - 21 July 2014: Hundreds of mainly Islamist Jordanian protesters approaching the Israel embassy in Amman burnt Israeli flags calling on Palestinian Hamas militants to step up rocket attacks against Israeli towns and demanding the government shut the Israeli embassy and scrap Jordan's peace treaty with Jewish state

2015: 4 January 2015: Jordan suspends talks with Israel over $15-billion natural gas deal - 23 July 2015: Jordan gets Israeli choppers to fend off Islamic State and to protect Syrian and Iraqi borders - 22 September 2015: Israel accused Jordan’s King Abdullah of sharing 'responsibility' for the continuing clashes on the Temple Mount, a day after Amman’s king said the site was for Muslims only

2017: 14 May 2017: Jordanian FM on Sunday dismissed an Israeli accusation that it was justifying terrorism in condemning the killing of a Jordanian assailant in Jerusalem on Saturday, calling the defense 'a heinous crime'

July 2017: 24 July 2017: Israeli government says, Israeli Embassy guard is protected from arrest and investigation by Vienna Convention, as Jordan won’t let him leave the country