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Israel Kills
1946. More than 200 Palestinians were killed.
3. Deir Yassin massacre on April 9, 1948. More
than 250 Palestinians were killed.
4. Qibya massacre on October 11, 1953. More
than 40 Palestinians were killed, and 40 houses
were bombed.
5. Nahalin Massacre on March 28, 1954. Nine
Palestinians were killed and 19 others were
wounded.
6. Gaza massacre on May 4, 1956. 53 Palestinians
were killed and 100 others were wounded.
7. Kafr Qasim massacre on October 29, 1956. 50
Palestinians were killed.
Adding to this, outside Palestine, Israeli
military command launched a public campaign of
terrorism against activists in the Palestinian national
movement in the seventies and eighties. It carried
out a series of bloody assassinations against tens of
them, transgressing all the geographic and moral
bounds in Beirut, Algiers, Tripoli, Cyprus, Rome,
Paris, Copenhagen and Stockholm.
In the Gaza Strip, the occupation authorities
continued its policies of repression followed against
Palestinians, who remained in Palestine after 1948.
One thing still differentiates the occupied territories
from other parts of Palestine; the occupied territories
are theoretically no longer part of ‘Israel’, which
means that Palestinians who live there could not
be theoretically considered equal to Israelis before
the law. Thus, Palestinians in the Gaza Strip do not
enjoy equal rights.
Zionist terrorism also continued after 1948
and is still practiced against Palestinians in various
forms: attacks from sea, land and air.
