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July 28, 2014

Preliminary, partial examination of the
names of Palestinians killed in Operation
Protective Edge and analysis of the ratio
between terrorist operatives and non-
involved civilians killed in error (full version)

















Dual identity of a dead operati ve in the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades. Left: Death notice for
Mohammed Mounir Ashour posted by the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades (paldf.net, July 11, 2014).
Right: Mohammed Mounir Ashour in a Palestinian police uniform.

Main Findings
1. Below are the findings of a preliminary, partial list of Palestinians killed in
Operation Protective Edge.
1
The goal is to ascertain the identity of terrorist operatives
and non-involved citizens, and to examine the ratio between them.
2. We have examined the first 150 names of Palestinians killed between J uly 7 and
J uly 12, 2014, which appeared on the list of those killed issued by the Palestinian
Health Ministry in Gaza (see Appendix C). To this list the ITIC added the names of
six terrorist operatives who were killed on those dates but were not included on the
Health Ministrys list, or who were killed and whose names were added later.

1 Hamas calls Operation Protective Edge Al - Asf al-Makul - the Eaten Chaff Campaign. This is a term
from the Quran (Surat al-Fil, Verse 5). Asf is the grain that remains after the harvest, which the wind
blows, chaff that is used as fodder for sheep and cattle. Al- Asf al-Makul is the chaff that the animal eats
and crushes in its mouth. In the context of the verse from the Quran, it is Allah who dealt a severe blow to
the enemies who fought against the residents of Mecca in the year of the Prophet Muhammads birth, and
figuratively crushed them into crumbs. The image is that this campaign will crush Israel.
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Conversely, we removed the names of three dead, whose identity is still unknown,
and the name of a terrorist operative who, it turned out, was wounded and whose
name appeared on the mortality list by mistake.
3. Out of the names of 152 individuals who were killed, that were examined by the
ITIC, 71 were identified as terror operatives and 81 as non-involved civilians.
The percentage of terrorist operatives among all those examined is 46.7%, while the
percentage of non-involved citizens is 53.3%. This ratio may vary as the ITIC
continues to examine the names of those killed in Operation Protective Edge.
Methodological Notes
4. In its study, the ITIC examined 150 names of the first individuals who were killed,
which appeared on the lists issued by the Palestinian Health Ministry in the Gaza
Strip. These lists include the names of Palestinians killed between J uly 7, 2014, the
day that the Palestinians consider to be the day that the operation began, and J uly
12, 2014. This is only a preliminary, partial list with regard to the number of those
killed, as according to reports issued by the Health Ministry, the Palestinian death toll
has now reached 1,035 (on the morning of J uly 28, 2014).
2

5. The analysis of the first 150 names again indicated a number of deficiencies on
the list issued by the Health Ministry, the likes of which we also encountered after
Operation Pillar of Defense.
3
It is our impression that the list published by the Health
Ministry was prepared hastily, and corrections appeared on lists published later. The
details about those killed are incomplete (which makes them difficult to identify) and
we suspect that they include duplicate names and/or names of civilians who were not
necessarily killed by the IDF. Moreover, the list does not distinguish between non-
involved civilians and terrorist operatives, and refers to all those killed as shahids
(martyrs).
6. These deficiencies, in our opinion, are not accidental but are part of Hamass
policy of concealment and deception (see below), shared by the Hamas-controlled
Health Ministry in the Gaza Strip. Hamass policy is designed to create an image of
a large number of civilians who were killed, to strengthen the image that Israel is
carrying out a massacre of civilians and to create an ostensibly factual infrastructure
for a political, propaganda and legal campaign against Israel during Operation

2 The figure is taken from the Twitter page of Dr. Ashraf al-Qudra, spokesman for the Palestinian Health
Ministry in the Gaza Strip.
3 See the ITIC Information Bulletin from December 16, 2012: Analysis of the Ratio between the Names of
Terrorist Operatives Killed during Operation Pillar of Defense and Civilians Killed in Error.
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Protective Edge and on the day after. However, despite the deficiencies, these
reports by the Health Ministry are the only systematic source of information regarding
the names of the dead, so we had to rely on it.
7. In order to cope with the fundamental deficiencies, we examined each of the 150
names of the first casualties appearing on the Health Ministrys list on an individual
basis. The ITICs analysis of the names is based on a variety of information, sourced
primarily from social networks and websites of various organizations, especially
Hamas and PIJ. We also used information from other media outlets, both Palestinian
and Arab. In order to complement or validate some of the names, we used
information originating from Israeli security sources.
Details of the Findings
8. Based on our analysis of the first 150 names on the Health Ministrys list, we
reached the following findings:
A. We identified 66 names of Palestinians killed as terrorist operatives (for
details about them see table in Appendix A). In addition, we identified six
terrorist operatives killed during the period that the Health Ministrys list refers
to. Four of them do not appear on the list and two others appeared on later lists.
Another terrorist operative turned out to be injured and not killed. Hence the total
number of terrorist operatives is 71.
B. Of the 71 names of terrorist operatives that we identified, we found 38 photos
of operatives i.e., more than half of the dead operatives who were identified
(for photos of operatives, see Appendix B).
C. We identified 81 names as non-involved civilians.
D. Three names of dead Palestinians have not yet been identified. It is not yet
possible to determine whether they were terrorist operatives or non-involved
civilians.
9. Below is a breakdown of 71 terrorist operatives identified by the ITIC, by
organizational affiliation:
A. 35 Hamas / Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades operatives
B. 21 PIJ / Al-Quds Battalions operatives
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C. Six operatives of Fatah terrorist networks (Abu al-Rish Battalions; Abd al-
Qader al-Husseini Battalions)
D. Four members of an independent terrorist network called Al-Mujahedin
Battalions
4

E. Three operatives affiliated with the Salafist-jihadis (two members of a
network named Saif al-Islam Battalions
5
and an extremist Salafist preacher).
F. One PFLP military operative.
G. One military operative of a terrorist network by the name of Al-Ahrar.
6

10. In our assessment, the interim findings of the segmentation of names of the
dead reflect the relative weight of the various terrorist organizations involved in the
fighting: the figures illustrate the centrality of Hamas in the fighting and the
important role played by the PIJ. Special attention should also be paid to the relatively
large number of terrorist operatives belonging to networks based on former
Fatah operatives and on operatives from a terrorist network by the name of Al-
Mujahedin Battalions. The number of operatives from other terrorist groups is small
and, in our assessment, this also reflects their minor military importance.
Dual Identity
11. The names that we examined included those of six terrorist operatives with a
dual identity, i.e., those serving concurrently in terrorist organizations and in the
Palestinian security forces in the Gaza Strip. All six who were identified were
operatives in Hamass Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades. Three of them also served in
the national security forces of the Palestinian Interior Ministry in the Gaza Strip
and three of them served in the Palestinian police. After their deaths, dual death
notices were published by the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades and by the police,
Interior Ministry and security forces.
12. Dual identity of terrorist operatives, especially in Hamas, is widespread and
is well known to us from Operation Cast Lead and Operation Pillar of Defense.
Dual identity allows Hamas to employ many military operatives in the security forces,

4 Al-Mujahedin Battalions - an independent terrorist network in the Gaza Strip, based on former Fatah
operatives, now radical Islamist.
5 Saif al-Islam Battalions - a Salafist-jihadi network in the Gaza Strip, which is a secessionist faction of
Fatahs Abu Rish Battalions.
6 Al-Ahrar movement - a terrorist network in the Gaza Strip, established in 2007 and based on Fatah
operatives, now affiliated with Hamas.
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give their activity governmental legitimacy, and pay them salaries intended for
members of the security forces in the Gaza Strip.
Terrorists with dual identity
7

















Left: Death notice of Ibrahim al-Balawi from the National Security Forces Headquarters (Facebook
page of the National Security Forces in the Gaza Strip, July 8, 2014). Right: Death notice of Ibrahim
Abd al-Fattah al-Balawi, issued by the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades (No. 43 in the table in
Appendix B).













Left: Death notice of Mohammed Mounir Ashour posted by the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades
(paldf.net, July 11, 2014). Right: Mohammed Mounir Ashour in a Palestinian police uniform (No. 92
in the table in Appendix B).




7 These are examples that arose in our analysis of the first 150 names on the list published by the
Palestinian Health Ministry.
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Left: Rifat Yusuf Aamer in the uniform of the Interior Ministry in the Gaza Strip (muslm.org). Right:
Death notice of Rifat Yusuf Aamer in Facebook, posted by the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades (No.
127 in the table in Appendix B).
































Muhammad Khalil Salem in the uniform
of the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades
(youtube.com)
Muhammad Khalil Salem (Abu Ali), instructor
at the Military College of the Faculty of
Training and Policing of the Interior Ministry
in the Gaza Strip (see No. 156 in the table in
Appendix B). The death notice refers to him
as a son of the Izz al-Din al-Qassam
Brigades (paldf.net, July 12, 2014)
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Hamass policy of concealment and deception
13. In our analysis of the identity of the Palestinians killed, we encountered
many difficulties arising from the policy of concealment and deception of Hamas
and the government ministries controlled by it (the Health Ministry, the Interior
Ministry). In the present conflict, as during previous operations, Hamas and these
ministries are again refraining from publishing reliable figures about terrorist
operatives killed, with the intention of not harming the image of their victory. At the
same time, Hamas seeks to increase the number of civilian dead in an effort to
disparage Israel and to apply propagandist political and legal pressure on it
during the fighting and on the day after. Palestinian human rights organizations
based in the Gaza Strip, mainly PCHR and the Al-Mezan Center, which played an
important role in conveying false information to the Goldstone Commission, are an
integral part of this policy and are preparing for legal and propaganda
campaigns against Israel after the operation.
14. Hamass policy of concealment of is manifested, inter alia, in refraining from
publishing complete, detailed and systematic information on the names of the
organizations terrorist operatives killed in Operation Protective Edge. It also appears
that Hamas refrains from providing the Palestinian Health Ministry with information
about some operatives who were killed. This is done with the goal of helping to create
the image that civilians are getting killed in the Gaza Strip, not terrorist operatives. For
instance, guidelines for social networking activists in the Gaza Strip, published by the
Hamas-controlled Interior Ministry a few days after the start of Operation Protective
Edge, state, among other things, that every Palestinian killed should be described as
an innocent citizen (these two words appeared in English in the Arabic-language
guidelines). It also states that the number of fatalities among women and children
should be emphasized (YouTube video, J uly 10, 2014).













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Top: Video released by the Interior Ministry in the Gaza Strip, July 10, 2014, with guidelines for
social networking activists, entitled Be Aware. Bottom left: Whenever you present (the death
toll), mention the number women and children killed or injured; there is no reason not to publish
photos of those injured. Bottom right: Anyone who was killed or died as a shahid will be
described as a resident of the Gaza Strip from Palestine before his jihadi position or military rank
is described ; Do not forget to always add [the appellation] innocent citizen [the English phrase
appears in the Arabic text] - to describe those who were killed in an attack in the Gaza Strip or an
Israeli bombing.










Innocent citizen
The emblem of
the Palestinian
Interior Ministry
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The problem with assessments from UN sources and
human rights organizations about the ratio of civilians
killed
15. According to data published by UN and human rights organizations, the ratio of
civilians among the fatalities in Operation Protective Edge is between 70% and 80%.8
16. We believe these figures are not reliable, and that the ratio of civilian fatalities
is significantly biased upward in order to defame Israel. This is because these
figures are not based on a detailed analysis of the names of the Palestinians killed
but rather on manipulative and biased information, originating from Hamas, Hamass
ministries operating in the Gaza Strip, and human rights organizations based in the
Gaza Strip that serve the Hamas propaganda network.
9
Our initial findings and the
lessons learned from our analysis of the names of those killed during Operation Cast
Lead
10
may support this assessment.
Appendices
17. This document includes three appendices:
1) Appendix A: Table presenting the findings of the analysis of the list of the first
150 names of those killed in Operation Protective Edge, based on the Palestinian
Health Ministrys list.
2) Appendix B: Photos of 38 terrorist operatives out of 71 operatives who
appear on the Health Ministrys list.
3) Appendix C: List of the first 150 names published by the Palestinian Health
Ministry.



8 In her speech at the Supreme Council for Human Rights in Geneva, United Nations High Commissioner
for Human Rights Navi Pillay noted that according to UN figures, about 74% of those killed during the
operation were civilians.
9

The most prominent of these organizations is the Palestinian Center for Human Rights (PCHR)
operating in the Gaza Strip, which played an important role in conveying false and misleading information
to the Goldstone Commission and is extremely active in the lawfare campaign being waged against Israel
around the world.

10

The findings of the study carried out by Israels defense establishment after Operation Cast Lead
showed that at least 60% of all those killed in the operation were operatives in the military and security
forces of Hamas and other terrorist organizations. Conversely, data supplied by Palestinian human rights
organizations, whose findings were adopted by the report in practice, stated that only 20% of those killed
were combatants (i.e., terrorist operatives). For a detailed analysis on this issue, see the document
published by the ITIC on March 10, 2010: Hamas and the Terrorist Threat from the Gaza Strip. The Main
Findings of the Goldstone Report Versus the Factual Findings, Part Two.

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Appendix A
Findings of the analysis of the list of the first 150
names of those killed in Operation Protective
Edge, based on the Palestinian Health Ministrys
list

No. Name, age, place
of residence
Date and
circumstances of
death
Involvement in
terrorism
Remarks
1 Mohammed Said
Ahmad Shaban,
24, Gaza.
Killed in an air strike
while riding in a car
with four other Izz
al-Din al-Qassam
Brigades
operatives, J uly 8,
2014.
Terrorist
operative,
commander in
the naval
commando of
the Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.
Killed along with him:
Amjad Shaban, Asem
J oudah (not on the Health
Ministrys list) and Khadr al-
Bashiliqi (Abu J abal) (No. 3
on the list).
See photo in Appendix B.

2 Amjad J umah
Saad Shaban, 30,
Gaza.
Killed in an air
strike, J uly 8, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.
See photo in Appendix B.
3 Khadr Hussein
Ibrahim al-Bashiliqi
(Abu J abal).
Killed in an air
strike, J uly 8, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.

4 Rashad al-Din Abd
al-Rahman Yassin,
28, Nuseirat
refugee camp.
Killed in an air
strike, J uly 8, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
air defense unit
of the Izz al-Din
al-Qassam
Brigades.
He may have been a
passenger in the same car
as Mohammed Said
Ahmad Shaban.
See photo in Appendix B.
5 Mohammed Ayman
Ashour, 15, Khan
Yunis.
Killed in Khan
Yunis, J uly 8, 2014.
Non-involved
6 Riad Mohammed
Kaware, 50, Khan
Yunis.
Killed in an attack
on the home of
senior Hamas
operative Mahdi al-
Kaware, J uly 8,
2014.



Non-involved
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7 Bakr Mohammed
Ahmad J oudah, 22,
Khan Yunis.
Killed in an attack
on the home of
senior Hamas
operative Mahdi al-
Kaware, J uly 8,
2014.
Non-involved
8 Amar Mohammed
J oudah, 26, Khan
Yunis. (19,
according to
another version).
Killed in an attack
on the home of
senior Hamas
operative Mahdi al-
Kaware, J uly 8,
2014.
Non-involved
9 Hussein Yusuf
Hussein Kaware,
13, Khan Yunis.
Killed in an attack
on the home of
senior Hamas
operative Mahdi al-
Kaware, J uly 8,
2014.
Non-involved
10 Mohammed
Ibrahim Oudah
Kaware, 50, Khan
Yunis.
Killed in an attack
on the home of
senior Hamas
operative Mahdi al-
Kaware, J uly 8,
2014.

Terrorist
operative in the
PIJ s Al-Quds
Battalions.

11 Mohammed Ahed
Mohammed Habib,
22, Gaza (there are
conflicting reports:
aged 19 to 48).
Killed in an attack
on a car in Gaza,
J uly 8, 2014.
Non-involved
12 Ahmad Mousa
Khalaf Habib, 16,
Gaza.
Killed in an attack
on a car in Gaza,
J uly 8, 2014.
Non-involved
13 Saqr Aaish al-
Ajouri, 22,
J abaliya.
Killed in an air
strike, J uly 8, 2014.
Non-involved
14 Ahmad Nael Nizar
Mahdi, 16, Gaza.

Killed on J uly 8,
2014.
Non-involved
15 Bassem Salem
Hussein Kaware,
10, Khan Yunis.

Killed in an attack
on the Al-Kaware
family home, J uly 8,
2014.




Non-involved
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16 Hafez Mohammed
Hamad, 30, Beit
Hanoun.
Killed in an air
strike, J uly 9, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
PIJ s Al-Quds
Battalions,
commander of
the Beit Hanoun
region.

17 Ibrahim
Mohammed
Ahmad Hamad, 26,
Beit Hanoun.
Killed in an attack
on a relative of his,
senior PIJ operative
Hafez Mohammad
Hamad, J uly 9,
2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.

18 Mahdi Mohammed
Ahmad Hamad, 46,
Beit Hanoun.
Killed in an attack
on the home of PIJ
operative Hafez
Mohammed
Hamad, J uly 9,
2014.
PFLP terrorist
operative

19 Fawziya Khalil
Hamad, 62, Beit
Hanoun.
Killed in an attack
on the home of PIJ
operative Hafez
Mohammed
Hamad, J uly 9,
2014.
Non-involved
20 Dunya Mahdi
Mohammed
Hamad, 16, Beit
Hanoun.
Killed in an attack
on the home of PIJ
operative Hafez
Mohammed
Hamad, J uly 9,
2014.
Non-involved
21 Suha Hamad, 25,
Beit Hanoun.
Killed in an attack
on the home of PIJ
operative Hafez
Mohammed
Hamad, J uly 9,
2014.
Non-involved
22 Suleiman Salman
Abu Sawawin, 30,
Deir al-Balah.
Killed in an attack in
Abu al-Ajin,
southeast of Deir al-
Balah, J uly 8, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
PIJ s Al-Quds
Battalions.
According to another
version, he belonged to
Hamas.
23 Saraj Iyad Abd al-
Aal, 8, Khan Yunis.
Killed in an attack
on the Al-Kaware
family home in
Khan Yunis, J uly 8,
2014.

Non-involved
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24 Abd al-Hadi
J umah al-Sufi, 24,
Rafah.
Killed in an attack in
the area of Rafah,
J uly 9, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.
See photo in Appendix B.
25 Rafiq al-Kafarnah,
30, Beit Hanoun.
Killed in an attack
on his motorcycle in
Beit Lahiya, J uly 9,
2014.
Terrorist
operative in a
Fatah network.

26 Naefa Mohammed
Zaher Farajallah,
80.
Killed in an attack in
the area of Al-
Mugharaqa, J uly 9,
2014.
Non-involved
27 Abd al-Nasser
Salim Fares Abu
Kuwaik, 60, Beit
Hanoun.
Killed in an attack in
the Nuseirat
refugee camp, J uly
9, 2014.
Non-involved Father of a global jihad
operative (No. 28)
28 Khaled Abd al-
Nasser Ibrahim
Abu Kuwaik, 31,
Beit Hanoun.
Killed in an attack in
the Nuseirat
refugee camp, J uly
9, 2014.
Terrorist
operative
affiliated with the
global jihad.
Radical Islamic preacher
at Al-Aqsa University in the
Gaza Strip.
See photo in Appendix B.
29 Mohammed
Ahmad Arif, 13,
Gaza.
Killed in an attack in
the Shejaiya
neighborhood, J uly
9, 2014.
Non-involved
30 Mohammed Fajr
Mustafa J amal
Malka, two and a
half, Gaza.
Killed in an attack in
the Zeitoun
neighborhood, J uly
9, 2014.
Non-involved
31 Hanaa Mohammed
Fuad Yusuf Malka,
27, Gaza.
Killed in an attack in
the Zeitoun
neighborhood, J uly
9, 2014.
Non-involved
32 Hatem Mohammed
Said Abu Salem,
central Gaza Strip
(probably in his
twenties).
Killed in an attack in
the Zeitoun
neighborhood, J uly
9, 2014.
Non-involved Student at the Al-Azhar
University Faculty of Law.
Affiliated with Fatah but not
involved in terrorist activity.
33 Mohammed Khaled
Mohammed al-
Numra, 22, Gaza.
Killed near the
Abdullah Azzam
Mosque, J uly 9,
2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.

34 Sahr Hussein
Hamdan al-Masri,
40, Beit Hanoun.
Killed in Beit
Hanoun, J uly 9,
2014.

Non-involved
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35 Mohammed
Ibrahim Faez al-
Masri, 14, Beit
Hanoun.
Killed in Beit
Hanoun, J uly 9,
2014.
Non-involved
36 Mahmoud Khalaf
al-Nawasra, 4, Al-
Maghazi refugee
camp.
Killed in an attack in
the Al-Maghazi
refugee camp, J uly
9, 2014.
Non-involved
37 Nidal Khalaf al-
Nawasra, 5, Al-
Maghazi refugee
camp.
Killed in an attack in
the Al-Maghazi
refugee camp, J uly
9, 2014.
Non-involved
38 Aisha Najm, 20,
Al-Maghazi refugee
camp.


Killed in an attack in
the Al-Maghazi
refugee camp, J uly
9, 2014.
Non-involved
39 Salah Khalaf Iwad
al-Nawasra, 6, Al-
Maghazi refugee
camp.
Killed in an attack in
the Al-Maghazi
refugee camp, J uly
9, 2014.
Non-involved
40 Mahmoud Nahed
al-Nawasra, age
unknown, Al-
Maghazi refugee
camp.
Killed in an attack in
the Al-Maghazi
refugee camp, J uly
9, 2014.
Non-involved
41 Amal Yusuf Abd al-
Ghafour, 27, Khan
Yunis.
Killed in an attack in
Khan Yunis, J uly 9,
2014.
Non-involved
42 Ranim J oudah Abd
al-Karim Abd al-
Ghafour, a year
and a half, Khan
Yunis.
Killed in an attack in
Khan Yunis, J uly 9,
2014.
Non-involved
43 Ibrahim Daoud Abd
al-Fattah al-Balawi
(Abu Hamza), 24,
Rafah.
Killed in an attack
on a tunnel in the
area of Kerem
Shalom, along with
four Izz al-Din al-
Qassam Brigades
operatives, J uly 7,
2014.





Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.
Also served in the
national security forces in
the Gaza Strip, with the
rank of staff sergeant.
See photo in Appendix B.
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44 Abd al-Rahman
J amal Ismail al-
Zameli, 22, Rafah.
Killed on J uly 7,
2014, along with
four other Izz al-Din
al-Qassam
Brigades
operatives.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.
Football player in the
Palestinian Gaza league.
See photo in Appendix B.
45 Ibrahim Ahmad
Mohammed Abedin
(Abu al-Dib), 42,
Rafah.
Killed in an attack
on a military post,
J uly 7, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.
Also served in the
national security forces in
the Gaza Strip.
See photo in Appendix B.
46 Mustafa Abu Murr,
20, Rafah.
Killed on J uly 7,
2014, along with
four other Izz al-Din
al-Qassam
Brigades
operatives.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.
The brother of Khaled
Abd al-Hadi Abu Murr (No.
47)
See photo in Appendix B.
47 Khaled Abd al-Hadi
Abu Murr, 23,
Rafah.
Killed on J uly 7,
2014, along with
four other Izz al-Din
al-Qassam
Brigades
operatives.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.
See photo in Appendix B.
48 Mazen Faraj al-
J arba, 30, Deir al-
Balah.
Killed in an attack in
the Al-Bureij
refugee camp, J uly
7, 2014 (according
to another version
he was killed on
J uly 6).
Terrorist
operative in
Fatahs Abd al-
Qader al-
Husseini terrorist
network. Military
commander of
the Central
District.
See photo in Appendix B.

49 Marwan Islim, 27,
Deir al-Balah.
Killed in an attack in
the Al-Bureij
refugee camp, J uly
7, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in
Fatahs Abd al-
Qader al-
Husseini terrorist
network.
Commander of
the missile in the
Central District.
See photo in Appendix B.
According to the photo,
Marwan Islim's body was
wrapped in the Al-Qaeda
flag.
50 Hani Saleh
Mohammed
Hamad, 57, Beit
Hanoun.
Killed in an attack
on the home of
Hafez Hamad, J uly
9, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.

Father of Ibrahim Hamad
(No. 51).
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51 Ibrahim Hani Saleh
Hamad, 20, Beit
Hanoun.
Killed in an attack
on the home of
Hafez Hamad, J uly
9, 2014.
Non-involved
52 Salima Hasan
Muslem al-Arja,
60, Rafah.
Killed in an attack in
the area of Rafah,
J uly 9, 2014.
Non-involved
53 Maryam Atiyah
Mohammed al-
Arja, 9, Rafah.
Killed in an attack in
the area of Rafah,
J uly 9, 2014.
Non-involved
54 Hamed Abdallah
Shehab, 37, Gaza.
Killed on J uly 9,
2014.
Non-involved J ournalist at Media 24.
55 Ibrahim Ismail
Khalil Qanan, 24,
Khan Yunis.
Killed in an attack in
Khan Yunis, J uly 9,
2014.
Terrorist
operative in
Fatah / Abu al-
Rish Battalions
See photo in Appendix B.

56 Mohammed Khalil
Ismail Qanan, 26,
Khan Yunis.
Killed in an attack in
Khan Yunis, J uly 9,
2014.
Terrorist
operative in
Fatah / Abu al-
Rish Battalions
Brother of Ibrahim Khalil.
Both were killed together.
See photo in Appendix
B.
According to another
version, he was also
affiliated with the Izz al-Din
al-Qassam Brigades.
57 Suleiman Salim al-
Astal, 55, Khan
Yunis.
Killed in an attack in
Khan Yunis, J uly 9,
2014.
Non-involved
58 Hamdi Badi Kamel
Suwali, 33, Khan
Yunis.
Killed in an attack in
Khan Yunis, J uly 9,
2014.
Non-involved
59 Mohammed al-
Uqad, 24, Khan
Yunis.
Killed in an attack in
Khan Yunis, J uly 9,
2014.
Non-involved
60 Ibrahim Badi
Kamel Suwali, 28,
Khan Yunis.
Killed in an attack in
Khan Yunis, J uly 9,
2014.
Non-involved
61 Raed Mohammed
Daik Abu Shalout,
37, Nuseirat.
Killed in an attack,
J uly 10, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.
See photo in Appendix B.
62 Mahmoud Lutfi
Mohammed al-Hajj,
58, Khan Yunis.
Killed in an attack,
J uly 10, 2014.
Non-involved
63 Asma Mahmoud al-
Hajj, 22, Khan
Yunis.
Killed in an attack,
J uly 10, 2014.
Non-involved
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64 Tareq Mahmoud
al-Hajj, 18, Khan
Yunis.
Killed in an attack,
J uly 10, 2014.
Non-involved
65 Saad Mahmoud al-
Hajj, 17, Khan
Yunis.
Killed in an attack,
J uly 10, 2014.
Non-involved
66 Najlaa Mahmoud
al-Hajj, 29, Khan
Yunis.
Killed in an attack,
J uly 10, 2014.
Non-involved
67 Fatma Mahmoud
al-Hajj, 12, Khan
Yunis.
Killed in an attack,
J uly 10, 2014.

Non-involved
68 Umar Mahmoud al-
Hajj, 20, Khan
Yunis.
Killed in an attack,
J uly 10, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.

69 Basma Abd al-
Fattah, 57, Khan
Yunis.
Killed in an attack,
J uly 10, 2014.
Non-involved
70 Ahmad Salim
Mousa al-Astal, 24,
Khan Yunis.
Killed in an attack,
J uly 10, 2014.
Non-involved
71 Mousa Mohammed
al-Astal.
Killed in an attack,
J uly 10, 2014.
Non-involved
72 Raed Alyan Mousa
al-Zawarah, 32,
Khan Yunis.
Killed in an attack
on Nusseirat, J uly
10, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.

73 Bahaa Zaki Abu al-
Lail, 37, Gaza.
Killed in an attack
along with two other
terrorist operatives
(Salem Qandil and
Amer al-Fayumi),
J uly 10, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
PIJ s Al-Quds
Battalions.
See photo in Appendix B.
74 Salem Hassan Ali
Qandil, 27, Gaza.
Killed in an attack
along with two other
terrorist operatives,
J uly 10, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
PIJ s Al-Quds
Battalions.
See photo in Appendix B.
75 Amer al-Fayumi,
30, Gaza.
Killed in an attack
along with two other
terrorist operatives,
J uly 10, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
PIJ s Al-Quds
Battalions.
See photo in Appendix B.
76 Abdallah Ramadan
Abu Ghazal, 5, Beit
Hanoun.
Killed on J uly 10,
2014.
Non-involved
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77 Ismail Hassan Abu
J ame, 19, Khan
Yunis.
Killed in an attack in
Bani Suheila.
Non-involved
78 Mohammed Ihsan
Mohammed
Farawnah, 27,
Khan Yunis.




Non-involved
79 Mahmoud Dali
Waloud, 26,
J abaliya
Killed in an attack
on a vehicle in Beit
Lahiya, along with
two other terrorist
operatives, J uly 10,
2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
PIJ s Al-Quds
Battalions.
See photo in Appendix B.
A terrorist operative
named Alaa Abd al-Nabi,
whose name does not
appear in the Health
Ministrys lists, was killed
together with them (see No.
154 in the table).
80 Hazem Ibrahim
Balousha, 30,
J abaliya
Killed in an attack
on a vehicle in Beit
Lahiya, along with
two other terrorist
operatives, J uly 10,
2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
PIJ s Al-Quds
Battalions.

81 Uday Rafiq al-
Sultan, 27,
J abaliya
Unidentified
82 Hassan Oudah
Abu J ame, 75,
Khan Yunis.
Killed in an attack in
Bani Suheila, J uly
10, 2014.
Non-involved
83 Yasmin
Mohammed Yusuf
Matouq, 4, Beit
Hanoun.
Non-involved
84 Ahmad Zaher
Hamdan, 24, Beit
Hanoun.
Died of his injuries,
J uly 10, 2014.
Unidentified Ahmad Zaher Hamdan's
brother, an operative in the
PIJ s Al-Quds Battalions,
was also killed in the attack,
but his name does not
appear in the Health
Ministrys lists (see No. 155
in the table).




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85 Mohammed Kamel
al-Abd al-Kahlout,
25, J abaliya.
Killed in an attack
on a car in the
northern Gaza
Strip, J uly 10, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.

86 Sami Adnan
Ahmad Shaldan,
25, Gaza.
Killed in a
motorcycle attack in
the Zeitoun
neighborhood of
Gaza, J uly 10,
2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.

87 J umah Atiya
J umah Abu
Shalouf, 25, Rafah.
Killed in an attack
on a tunnel in the
area of Kerem
Shalom, along with
four other terrorist
operatives, J uly 7,
2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.
See photo in Appendix B.

88 Bassam Abd al-
Rahman Khattab,
6, Deir al-Balah.
Killed in an attack in
Deir al-Balah, J uly
10, 2014.
Non-involved
89 Abdallah Mustafa
Mohammed Abu
Mahrouq, 22, Deir
al-Balah.
Killed in an attack in
Deir al-Balah, J uly
11, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.
See photo in Appendix B.
90 Anas Rizaq Salim
Abu al-Kas, 33,
Gaza.
Killed in Gaza, J uly
11, 2014.
Non-involved
91 Nur Marwan al-
Najdi, 10, Rafah.
Killed in an attack in
Rafah, J uly 11,
2014.

Non-involved
92 Mohammed Mounir
Ashour, 26, Rafah.
Killed in an attack in
eastern Rafah, J uly
11, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.
See photo in Appendix B.
Served in the Palestinian
police force.
93 Ghaliya Dib J abr
al-Ghnam, 57,
Rafah.
Killed in an attack in
eastern Rafah, J uly
11, 2014.
Non-involved
94 Wissam Abd al-
Razzaq Hassan al-
Ghnam, 31, Rafah.
Killed in an attack in
eastern Rafah, J uly
11, 2014.



Non-involved
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95 Mahmoud Abd al-
Razeq Hassan al-
Ghnam, 28, Rafah.
Killed in an attack in
eastern Rafah, J uly
11, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
PIJ s Al-Quds
Battalions.
See photo in Appendix B.
96 Kifah Shaker Diab
al-Ghnam, 33,
Rafah.
Killed in an attack in
eastern Rafah, J uly
11, 2014.
Non-involved
97 Raed Hani J abr
Abu Hani, 31,
Rafah.
Killed in an attack in
Rafah, J uly 11,
2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.
See photo in Appendix B.

98 Shahraman Ismail
Abu al-Kas, 42, Al-
Bureij.
Killed in an attack in
the area of Al-
Bureij, J uly 11,
2014.
Non-involved
99 Mazen Mustafa
Aslan, 62, northern
Gaza.
Killed in an attack in
the area of Al-
Bureij, J uly 11,
2014.
Non-involved
100 Mohammed Rabi
Abu Hamidan, 65,
Deir al-Balah.
Killed in J abaliya,
J uly 11, 2014
Non-involved
101 Abd al-Halim Abd
al-Muti Ashara, 54,
Deir al-Balah.
Killed in an attack in
Deir al-Balah, J uly
11, 2014.
Non-involved
102 Saher Abu
Namous, 3,
northern Gaza
Strip.
Killed in an attack in
the northern Gaza
Strip, J uly 11, 2014.
Non-involved
103 Hussein al-
Mamluk, 47, Gaza.
Killed in an attack in
the Shejaiya
neighborhood, J uly
11, 2014.
PIJ operative
104 Mohammed Saber
Mustafa Sakr, 80,
Gaza.
Killed in an attack in
the Shejaiya
neighborhood, J uly
11, 2014.
Non-involved
105 Nasser Rabah
Mohammed
Samama, 49,
Gaza.
Killed in an attack in
the Zeitoun
neighborhood of
Gaza, J uly 11,
2014.




Non-involved Was injured and died of his
injuries.
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106 Rami Salah Abu
Musaed, 23, Deir
al-Balah.
Killed in an attack in
Deir al-Balah, J uly
11, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.

107 Mohammed al-
Samiri, 24, Deir al-
Balah.
Killed in an attack in
Deir al-Balah, J uly
11, 2014.



Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.
Used to post on the
Palestinian Facebook page
Gaza al-A'an.
See photo in Appendix B.
108 Hussam Dib
Uthman al-
Razainah, 39,
J abaliya.
Killed in an attack
on the home of PIJ
commander Anwar
Aziz in J abaliya,
J uly 12, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
PIJ s Al-Quds
Battalions.


109 Anas Yusuf Qandil,
17, J abaliya.
Killed in an attack
on the home of PIJ
commander Anwar
Aziz in J abaliya,
J uly 12, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
PIJ s Al-Quds
Battalions.

110 Abd al-Rahim
Saleh al-Khatib,
38, J abaliya.
Killed in an incident
in which four
operatives of the
PIJ s Al-Quds
Battalions were
killed, J uly 12,
2014.
Senior terrorist
operative in the
PIJ s Al-Quds
Battalions.

111 Islam Yusuf
Mohammed
Qandil, 27,
J abaliya.
Terrorist
operative in the
PIJ s Al-Quds
Battalions.
See photo in Appendix B.
112 Mohammed Idris
Abu Sneina (or
Mohammed Idris
Abu Suwailam), 20,
J abaliya.
Killed in an attack
on the home of PIJ
commander Anwar
Aziz in J abaliya,
J uly 12, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
PIJ s Al-Quds
Battalions.

113 Alaa Hassan
Mohammed
Wishahi, 31,
J abaliya.
Killed in an attack
on the home of PIJ
commander Anwar
Aziz in J abaliya,
J uly 12, 2014.
Non-involved
114 Suha Misbah
Ahmad Abu Sada,
38, J abaliya.
Killed in an attack
on the home of PIJ
commander Anwar
Aziz in J abaliya,
J uly 12, 2014.
Non-involved
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115 Ali Nabil Basal
(Abu Suheil), 32,
Gaza.
Killed in an attack
near the Ansar
Mosque in western
Gaza, J uly 12,
2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Al-Mujahedin
Battalions.
See photo in Appendix B.
116 Mohammed
Bassem al-Halabi
(Abu Bassam), 28,
Gaza.
Killed in an attack
near the Ansar
Mosque in western
Gaza, J uly 12,
2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Al-Mujahedin
Battalions.
See photo in Appendix B.
117 Mahmoud Rifat al-
Suwaiti (Abu
Askar), 20, Gaza.
Killed in an attack
near the Ansar
Mosque in western
Gaza, J uly 12,
2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Al-Mujahedin
Battalions.
See photo in Appendix B.
118 Ibrahim Nabil
Hamadah, 30,
Gaza.
Killed in an attack in
the Al-Tufah
neighborhood in
eastern Gaza City,
J uly 12, 2014.

Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.
See photo in Appendix B.
119 Hussein Ahmad
Matar Abu Ghoush,
24, Gaza.
Killed in an attack in
the Al-Tufah
neighborhood in
eastern Gaza City,
J uly 12, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.

120 Ahmad Mahmoud
al-Balawi, 26,
Gaza.
Killed in an attack in
the Al-Tufah
neighborhood, J uly
12, 2014.
Hamas terrorist
operative
See photo in Appendix B.
121 Rateb Subhi al-Sifi,
22, Gaza.
Killed in an attack in
the Sheikh Radwan
neighborhood in
northern Gaza City,
J uly 12, 2014.
Operative in a
terrorist network
by the name of
Al-Ahrar.
See photo in Appendix B.
122 Azmi Mahmoud
Tah Ubeid, 51,
Gaza.
Killed in an attack in
the Sheikh Radwan
neighborhood in
northern Gaza City,
J uly 12, 2014.
Non-involved
123 Nidal Mohammed
Mahmoud Ibrahim
Abu al-Malesh, 22,
Gaza.
Killed in an attack in
the Sheikh Radwan
neighborhood in
northern Gaza City,
J uly 12, 2014.

Terrorist
operative in the
Saif al-Islam
Battalions.
Served as the
rocket network
commander.
Nephew of Ismail Haniya.
See photo in Appendix B.
In the photo of his funeral
he is seen wrapped in an
Al-Qaeda flag.
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124 Suleiman Said
Younes Ubeid, 56,
Gaza.
Killed in an attack in
the Sheikh Radwan
neighborhood in
northern Gaza City,
J uly 12, 2014.
Non-involved
125 Ghassan Ahmad
al-Masri, 25, Gaza.
Killed in an attack in
the Sheikh Radwan
neighborhood in
northern Gaza City,
J uly 12, 2014.

Terrorist
operative in the
Saif al-Islam
Battalions.
Rocket network
deputy
commander.
See photo in Appendix B.
126 Mustafa
Mohammed
Tahanaya, 58,
Gaza.
Killed in an attack in
the Sheikh Radwan
neighborhood in
northern Gaza City,
J uly 12, 2014.
Non-involved
127 Rifat Yusuf
Shaban Amer
(Abu Musab), 36,
Gaza.
Killed in an attack in
the area of Al-
Saftawi
neighborhood in
northern Gaza City,
J uly 12, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.
Also served in the
Palestinian police.
See photo in the section
entitled Dual Identity.
128 Mohammed Idris
Abu Suwailam, 20,
J abaliya.
Killed in an attack
near a mosque in
J abaliya, J uly 12,
2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
PIJ s Al-Quds
Battalions.

129 Fadi Yaqub Kamal
Sakr, 25, Gaza.
Killed in an attack in
the Zeitoun
neighborhood in
eastern Gaza City,
J uly 12, 2014.
Unidentified
130 Qassem J aber
Adwan Oudah, 16,
Khan Yunis.
Killed in an attack in
the Zeitoun
neighborhood in
eastern Gaza City,
J uly 12, 2014.
Non-involved
131 Mohammed
Ahmad Basal, 19,
Gaza.
Killed in an attack
near the Ansar
Mosque in Gaza
City, J uly 12, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Al-Mujahedin
Battalions.

132 Muhannad Yusuf
Mohammed Dhair,
23, Rafah.
Killed in an attack
on his motorcycle in
Rafah, J uly 12,
2014.


Terrorist
operative in the
PIJ s Al-Quds
Battalions.
See photo in Appendix B.
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133 Mahmoud Ahmad
Abdallah Sharatha,
53, northern Gaza
Strip.
Killed in an attack in
the northern Gaza
Strip, J uly 12, 2014.
Non-involved
134 Shadi Mohammed
Zarab
Killed in an attack in
western Rafah, J uly
12, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
PIJ s Al-Quds
Battalions.

135 Imad Bassam
Zarab
Killed in an attack in
western Rafah, J uly
12, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
PIJ s Al-Quds
Battalions.
See photo in Appendix B.
136 Nahed Naim al-
Batsh, 41, Gaza.
Killed in an attack
on the home of
Police
Commissioner
Taysir al-Batsh in
the Shejaiya
neighborhood, J uly
12, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.
Police Commissioner Taysir
al-Batsh was seriously
injured but survived the
attack.
137 Bahaa Majed al-
Batsh, 28, Gaza.
Killed in an attack
on the home of the
Al-Batsh family in
the Shejaiya
neighborhood, J uly
12, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.

138 Qusay Issam al-
Batsh, 12, Gaza.
Killed in an attack
on the home of the
Al-Batsh family in
the Shejaiya
neighborhood, J uly
12, 2014.
Non-involved
139 Aziza Yusuf al-
Batsh, 59, Gaza.
Killed in an attack
on the home of the
Al-Batsh family in
the Shejaiya
neighborhood, J uly
12, 2014.
Non-involved
140 Mohammed Issam
al-Batsh, 17, Gaza.
Killed in an attack
on the home of the
Al-Batsh family in
the Shejaiya
neighborhood, J uly
12, 2014.



Non-involved
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141 Ahmad Numan al-
Batsh, 27, Gaza.
Killed in an attack
on the home of the
Al-Batsh family in
the Shejaiya
neighborhood, J uly
12, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.
Also served in the Interior
Ministrys national security
forces in the Gaza Strip.
He was initially reported
killed but later reports
stated that he was injured
and still alive.
142 Yahya Alaa al-
Batsh, 18, Gaza.
Killed in an attack
on the home of the
Al-Batsh family in
the Shejaiya
neighborhood, J uly
12, 2014.
Non-involved
143 J alal Majed al-
Batsh, 26, Gaza.
Killed in an attack
on the home of the
Al-Batsh family in
the Shejaiya
neighborhood, J uly
12, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.

144 Mahmoud Majed
al-Batsh, 22, Gaza.
Killed in an attack
on the home of the
Al-Batsh family in
the Shejaiya
neighborhood, J uly
12, 2014.
Non-involved
145 Marwa Majed al-
Batsh, 25, Gaza.
Killed in an attack
on the home of the
Al-Batsh family in
the Shejaiya
neighborhood, J uly
12, 2014.
Non-involved
146 Majed Subhi al-
Batsh, Gaza.
Killed in an attack
on the home of the
Al-Batsh family in
the Shejaiya
neighborhood, J uly
12, 2014.
Fatah activist It is unclear whether he was
involved in terrorist activity.
147 Khaled Majed al-
Batsh, 20, Gaza.
Killed in an attack
on the home of the
Al-Batsh family in
the Shejaiya
neighborhood, J uly
12, 2014.




Non-involved
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148 Ibrahim Majed al-
Batsh, 18, Gaza.
Killed in an attack
on the home of the
Al-Batsh family in
the Shejaiya
neighborhood, J uly
12, 2014.
Non-involved
149 Manar Majed al-
Batsh, 13, Gaza.
Killed in an attack
on the home of the
Al-Batsh family in
the Shejaiya
neighborhood, J uly
12, 2014.
Non-involved
150 Amal Hassan al-
Batsh, 49, Gaza.
Killed in an attack
on the home of the
Al-Batsh family in
the Shejaiya
neighborhood, J uly
12, 2014.
Non-involved



Terrorist operatives who were killed during the
examined period (July 7-12), whose names appeared on
the Palestinian Health Ministrys subsequent (revised)
lists


No. Name, age, place
of residence
Date and
circumstances of
death
Involvement in
terrorism
Remarks
151 Zakariya Alaa
Subhi al-Batsh.
Killed in an attack
on the home of
Police
Commissioner
Taysir al-Batsh in
the Shejaiya
neighborhood, J uly
12, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.
His name appeared on the
Health Ministrys revised list
(No. 744)
152 Fakhr Aref
Mohammed al-
Ajouri.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.
His name appeared on the
Health Ministrys revised list
(No. 41)
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Terrorist operatives who were killed during the
examined period (July 7-12), whose names did
not appear on the Health Ministrys list
















No. Name, age, place
of residence
Date and
circumstances of
death
Involvement in
terrorism
Remarks
153 Asem J oudah Killed in an air strike
while riding in a car
with four other Izz
al-Din al-Qassam
Brigades
operatives, J uly 8,
2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.
Four other terrorist
operatives were killed along
with him (see names 1-4 in
the table)
154 Alaa Abd al-Nabi,
J abaliya.
Killed in an attack
on a vehicle in Beit
Lahiya, J uly 10,
2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
PIJ s Al-Quds
Battalions.
Two other terrorist
operatives were killed along
with him (see names 79 and
80 in the table)
155 Amjad Zaher
Hamdan, Beit
Hanoun.
Killed in Beit
Hanoun, J uly 9,
2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
PIJ s Al-Quds
Battalions.
See photo in Appendix B.
The brother of Ahmad
Zaher Hamdan (No. 84 in
the table)
156 Mohammed Khalil
Salem Dib (Abu
Ali), Sheikh
Radwan.
Killed in the area of
Sheikh Radwan,
J uly 12, 2014.
Terrorist
operative in the
Izz al-Din al-
Qassam
Brigades.
Served as an instructor
at the Interior Ministrys
police academy.
See photo in Appendix B.
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Appendix B
Photos of 38 terrorist operatives out of 71
operatives who appear on the Palestinian Health
Ministrys list














Left: Muhammad Said Ahmad Shaban, (No. 1 in the table), commander in the Hamas naval
commando (alplatformmedia.com).
Right: Amjad Shaban (No. 2 in the table), terrorist operative in the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades,
in a photo with his son (paldf.net)













Left: Rashad al-Din Yassin (No. 4 in the table), terrorist operative in the Izz al-Din al-Qassam
Brigades (facebook.com).
Right: Abd al-Hadi Jumah al-Sufi (No. 24 in the table), terrorist operative in the Izz al-Din al-
Qassam Brigades (al3rba42a.com)


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Khaled Abd al-Nasser Ibrahim Abu Kuwaik (No. 28 in the table), radical Islamic preacher and
operative affiliated with the global jihad (facebook.com)













Left: Poster of the Hamas military wing with pictures of six operati ves of the Hamas military wing
in Rafah, five of whom were killed in an Israel Air Force attack on the tunnel on July 7, 2014. The
dead (from right to left): Ibrahim al-Balawi, Khaled Abu Murr, Mustafa Abu Murr, Abd al-Rahman al-
Zameli, Ibrahim Abedin, Jumah Shalouf (Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades website, July 7, 2014).
Right: Ibrahim Daoud Abd al-Fattah al-Balawi (No. 43 in the table), terrorist operative in the Izz al-
Din al-Qassam Brigades (facebook.com)














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Left: Ibrahim Ahmad Abedin (No. 45 in the table), terrorist operative in the Izz al-Din al-Qassam
Brigades (facebook.com). Right: Abd al-Rahman Jamal al-Zameli (No. 44 in the table), terrorist
operative in the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades (Facebook page of the shahid Abd al-Rahman Jamal
al-Zameli, July 7, 2014).














Left: Khaled Abd al-Hadi Abu Murr (No. 47 in the table), terrorist operative in the Izz al-Din al-
Qassam Brigades (facebook.com). Right: Mustafa and Khaled Abd al-Hadi Abu Murr (Nos. 46 and
47 in the table), terrorist operati ves in the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades (w6aaan.com, July 7,
2014)








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Mazen Faraj al-Jarba and Marwan Islim (Nos. 48 and 49 in the table), terrorist operatives in a Fatah
network (alhayatp.net, July 7, 2014)












Left: Death notice of Marwan Islim issued by Fatah (Gaza Tuqawem Facebook page)
Right: Marwan Islim wrapped in an Al-Qaeda flag.









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Left: Raed Shalout (No. 61 in the table), terrorist operative in the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades
(PALDF). Right: Ibrahim Khalil Qanan and Mohammed Khalil Qanan (Nos. 55 and 56 in the table),
two brothers, members of a Fatah terrorist network (facebook.com).












Left: Announcement published by the Al-Quds Battalions on the deaths of three operati ves: Bahaa
Abu al-Lail, Salem Qandil and Amer al-Fayumi, killed on July 10, 2014 (saraya.ps). Right: Bahaa
Abu al-Lail, Amer al-Fayumi and Salem Qandil (Nos. 73, 74 and 75 in the table), three terrorist
operatives from the PIJs Al-Quds Battalions (facebook.com).









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Left: Jumah Atiyah Shalouf (No. 87 in the table), terrorist operative in the Izz al-Din al-Qassam
Brigades (facebook.com). Right: Mahmoud Waloud (No. 79 in the table), terrorist operative in the
PIJs Al-Quds Battalions (saraga.ps).













Left: Raed Abu Hani (left) and Mohammed Mounir Ashour (right) (No. 92 and 97 in the table),
terrorist operatives in the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades (hanein.info). Right: Abdallah Abu
Mahrouq (No. 89 in the table), terrorist operati ve in the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades (paldf.net).










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Mohammed Ghnam (No. 95 in the table), terrorist operative in the PIJs Al-Quds Battalions (Al-
Quds Battalions website)























Mohammed al-Samiri (No. 107 in the table), terrorist operati ve in the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades
(paldf.net)













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Left: Ibrahim Nabil Hamadah (No. 118 in the table), terrorist operative in the Izz al-Din al-Qassam
Brigades (facebook.com). Right: Islam Yusuf Mohammed Qandil (No. 111 in the table), terrorist
operative in the PIJs Al-Quds Battalions (Al-Quds Battalions website).























Death notice issued by the Mujahideen Battalions for Ali Nabil Basal (No. 115 in the table),
Mohammed Bassem al-Halabi (No. 116 in the table) and Mahmoud Rifat al-Suwaiti (No. 117 in the
table). The fourth terrorist operative is Tamer Salem Qadih (appears on the Palestinian Health
Ministrys list which the ITIC has not yet examined, No. 176 on the ministrys list) (km-pal.ps)









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Left: Poster about the death of Rateb Subhi al-Sifi (No. 121 in the table), terrorist operati ve in the
Al-Ahrar network, issued by the Palestinian Liberation Movement. Right: Ahmad Mahmoud al-
Balawi (No. 120 in the table), Hamas terrorist operati ve (paldf.net).















Left: The three Saif al-Islam Battalions terrorist operati ves killed in the incident: Nidal Abu al-
Malesh (No. 123 in the table), Ghassan al-Masri (No. 125 in the table) and Rateb al-Sifi
(No. 121 in the table) (facebook.com). Right: Nidal Mohammed Abu al-Malesh and Ghassan al-Masri
(Nos. 123 and 125 in the table), two terrorist operatives in the Palestinian Saif al-Islam Battalions
(facebook.com)









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Left: Imad Bassam Zarab (No. 135 in the table), terrorist operative in the PIJs Al-Quds Battalions
(saraya.ps). Right: Muhannad Yusuf Dhair (No. 132 in the table), terrorist operative in the PIJs Al-
Quds Battalions (saraya.ps)














Left: Mohammed Khalil Salem Dib (Abu Ali) (No. 156 in the table), terrorist operative in the Izz al-
Din al-Qassam Brigades (facebook.com). Right: Amjad Zaher Hamdan (No. 155 in the table, his
name does not appear on the Palestinian Health Ministrys list), terrorist operative in the PIJs Al-
Quds Battalions (saraya.ps)












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Appendix C
List of the first 150 names published by the Palestinian
Health Ministry (moh.gov.ps, July 16, 2014)







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