A Century of Struggle: Documenting the Killings, Massacres, and Imprisonments of Palestinians and Arabs by British and Israeli Occupational Forces Since 1900
The history of Palestine since the early 20th century has been marked by significant violence, resulting in substantial casualties and suffering among the Palestinian and broader Arab populations. The following is a chronological overview detailing the number of Palestinians and Arabs killed, massacred, or imprisoned by British and Israeli Occupational forces from 1900 to the present, with specific attention to the impact on children and infants. 1920–1948: British Mandate Period 1920 Palestine Riots : Casualties included 4 Palestinian Arabs killed and 23 wounded. 1929 Palestine Riots : Approximately 116 Arabs were killed, with 232 wounded. 1936–1939 Arab Revolt : An estimated 5,032 Palestinian Arabs were killed, with approximately 15,000 wounded. 1948: Nakba (Catastrophe) Massacres and Displacement : During the Nakba, over 15,000 Palestinians were killed in more than 70 massacres carried out by Zionist forces. Additionally, more than 800,000 Palestinians were displaced, and 531...