This is a list of individual incidents and statistical breakdowns of incidents of violence between Israel and Palestinian dissident factions in 2014 as part of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict.

Overview

2,314 Palestinians were killed and 17,125 injured by Israeli operations in 2014, a rise from 39 deaths and 3,964 injuries caused in the previous year, according to UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. Over the same period 87 Israelis were killed, and 2,629 injured. The majority of casualties occurred during the Gaza War, but 58 Palestinians were killed and 6,028 injured in the West Bank, the highest figure since 2007. Palestinian attacks on Israeli civilians, mostly settlers, and security forces resulted in 12 fatalities, compared to 4 the previous year.Mairav Zonszein, killed more Palestinians in 2014 than in any other year since 1967,' The Guardian 27 March 2015. 'Fragmented lives:Humanitarian Overview,2014' , OCHA, March 2015 pp. In 2014, the Israeli military administration in the West Bank demolished 493 structures and homes of 969 Palestinians; 97 buildings in East Jerusalem; the homes of 208 Palestinians in East Jerusalem; and an average of 9 Palestinian buildings per week.Amira Hass, 'UN: Israel demolished homes of 1,177 Palestinians in Jerusalem and West Bank in 2014', Haaretz 2 February 2015.

According to the United States Human Rights Report for the year, the most significant human rights abuses across the occupied territories by multiple actors consisted of excessive use of force against civilians, including killings; arbitrary arrest and associated torture and abuse, often with impunity.' The Report states also that Palestinian detainees suffered abuses, particularly during arrest and interrogation, properties were confiscated or demolished, and limitations were placed on freedom of expression, assembly, and association. In addition, severe restrictions were imposed on Palestinians' internal and external freedom of movement.Tamar Pileggi, https://www.timesofisrael.com/us-knocks-israels-treatment-of-palestinian-prisoners/ 'US slams Israel's treatment of Palestinian prisoners,' The Times of Israel 27 June 2015,Country Reports on the Human Rights Practices for 2014: Israel and the Occupied Territories, United States Department of State June 2015:'The most significant human rights abuses across the occupied territories were excessive use of force against civilians, including killings; arbitrary arrest and associated torture and abuse, often with impunity, by multiple actors in the region; and restrictions on civil liberties, particularly in Gaza, where residents remained unable to hold their government accountable for such abuses.' 'Human rights problems related to actions by Israeli authorities inside the West Bank and Gaza included reports of excessive use of force against civilians, including killings; abuse of Palestinian detainees, particularly during arrest and interrogation; austere and overcrowded detention facilities; improper use of security detention procedures; demolition and confiscation of Palestinian property; limitations on freedom of expression, assembly, and association; and severe restrictions on Palestinians' internal and external freedom of movement. Violence by settlers against the Palestinian population continued to be a problem, as did inconsistent punishment of these acts by Israeli authorities. The IDF maintained restrictions on movement into and out of the Gaza Strip and largely limited the travel of Palestinians out of Gaza to humanitarian cases and some business travelers.'

January 2014 In January 2014, six Palestinians (two in Gaza; four in the West Bank), five of whom were civilians, were killed by Israeli forces. 219 Palestinians, of whom 216 were civilians and 43 children, suffered injuries (41 in Gaza, 178 in the West Bank). Throughout the same period, there were no Israeli fatalities, and nine people, of whom eight civilians, were injured. Two civilians, of whom was a 16-year-old boy, were shot dead by Israeli forces allegedly without warning for being too close to the border perimeter. 22 Palestinian civilians were injured (16 by live fire) in demonstrations, in which stones were thrown, east of Jabaliya. The protests were related to Israeli restrictions on access to land.

There were 29 attacks by Israeli settlers on Palestinians in their occupied territories, resulting in eight Palestinians injured, and nearly 1,000 trees and eighteen vehicles vandalized. Settler violence from Yitzhar, Bracha, and Shilo outposts in the Nablus Governorate were particularly notable.

Seven clashes between school children and IDF forces deployed near Palestinian schools, involving stone-throwing near school entrances led to military responses using tear gas, rubber-coated metal bullets, and child arrests were registered for early January, especially near the Al Khadr school in Bethlehem. 106 Palestinian buildings were demolished by Israeli forces in the West Bank, and 183 Palestinians suffered displacement. During 434 search operations on the West Bank, 491 Palestinians were detained.The Monthly Humanitarian Bulletin - January 2014 , ochaopt.org, 20 February 2014, pp. 1-3, 8, 18. On 31 January airstrikes, mostly in Beit Lahiya, killed approximately 1,200 heads of livestock on farms in the Gaza, including 150 cattle, 400 rabbits, 600 pigeons and 60 hens, while damaging five homes, two schools, and educational centre and an office. On 3 January 2014, the IDF shot Adnan Jamil Shehdeh Abu Khater (16) of Jabaliya, claiming he was trying to sabotage the border fence. He died later that day. B'Tselem stated that Abu Khater had not participated in hostilities."Palestinians killed by Israeli security forces in the Occupied Territories, after operation Cast Lead", B'Tselem. Retrieved 25 November 2014. On 22 January 2014, two Gazans were killed in an airstrike: Muhammad Yusef Ahmad a-Z'anin (23) of Beit Hanoun, a non-belligerent, was killed. Ahmad a-Z'anin (21), a member of the military wing of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine was the target assassinated by missile fire from the IAF. Both were sitting outside the latter's house when killed. On 24 January 2014, Bilal Samir Ahmad Aweidah (19) of Beit Lahiya, a non-belligerent, was shot dead in the chest by the IDF in a-Sayfa, after walking within several metres of the border fence with friends.'Palestinians: Israeli forces kill Gaza protester', Haaretz 24 January 2014.AFP, "Palestinian man reportedly shot by IDF near Gaza border", The Times of Israel, 24 January 2014. On 29 January 2014, Muhammad Mahmoud Mubarak (20) of al-Jalazon Refugee Camp was shot dead by the IDF near Ein Siniya. Israeli reports say he opened fire at a military tower near the Israeli settlement of Ofra. According to Palestinian eyewitnesses, he was a labourer on a USAID project repaving the main road in Ein Siniya, and had earlier directed traffic. Soldiers arrived, forced him to undress, then dress again, ordered him to march, and then shot him and blocked the arrival of medics and an ambulance to succor him."Palestinian man shot dead by Israeli forces near Ramallah" , Ma'an News Agency, 29 January 2014.

February 2014 Three Palestinian civilians (two in Gaza; one in the West Bank) were shot dead by Israeli forces, while 221, of whom 219 were civilians and 53 children, were injured (40 in Gaza and 181 in the West Bank). In the same period, no Israelis were killed, and six were injured, of whom five were civilians. Twenty three incidents settler-related incidents, dix involving injuries to a person, and seventeen resulting in damage to Palestinian properties were registered. Three settlers were injured, and one settlement was damaged. Over January and February, the Israeli Air Force, conducted 23 airstrikes on the Gaza Strip, mostly on military sites over Gaza City, Beit Hanoun and Beit Lahia, in response to mortar and rocket fire. This was one more than the total number of such strikes throughout 2013. Three of these involved targeted killing airstrikes, killing one alleged militant and injuring two, with one civilian bystander killed in collateral damage, and three civilians, including an eleven-year-old boy. Through January to February, five civilians were killed and 79 injured by IDF operations in the Gaza Strip, including four children and three suffered injuries related to airstrikes. The Israeli government demolished 17 Palestinian dwellings, of which nine in Jerusalem. 236 IDF searches were conducted in the West Bank, and 295 Palestinians were detained.The Monthly Humanitarian Bulletin February - February 2014 , ochaopt.org; 20 March 2014. On 13 February 2014, Ibrahim Salman Muhammad Mansur (35) of Gaza City, a non-belligerent, was shot dead with a bullet to the head from an Israeli military tower while collecting gravel from 100 to several hundred meters from the Gaza-Israel border fence. Israeli sources claim he was tampering with the fence. Another Palestinian was wounded in the incident. Survivors say no warning was given."Palestinian man killed near Gaza border fence", BBC News, 13 February 2014.Ryan Roderick Beiler, "Life and death in Gaza's border zone", +972 Magazine, 19 February 2014.'Israel: Stop Shooting at Gaza Civilians', Human Rights Watch 25 April 2014:'Israeli forces fatally shot 35-year-old Ibrahim Mansour in the head while he and others collected rubble for building material several hundred meters from the perimeter fence. A witness told Human Rights Watch that an Israeli military vehicle fired teargas at four apparently unarmed men, who then fled. When Mansour and others who had taken cover resumed working, Israeli forces fired at them with live ammunition, killing Mansour and wounding another worker as they tried to run away.' On 27 February 2014, Mu'taz Abd a-Rahim Ahmad Washahah (26) of Bir Zeit was machine-gunned to death (45 bullets) at close range at his home when he refused to be arrested by Israeli security forces, on suspicion that he was a terrorist. Palestinians stated that Washahah had earlier fired shots at a bridge between Bir Zeit and an illegal Israeli settlement rumoured to have surveillance cameras, but had not targeted anyone. The family house was shelled, and he was killed when Israeli forces stormed it. Locals report his two brothers were arrested after having their hands tied behind their backs and their legs and arms broken with rocks. The soldiers responded with tear gas and bullets, both rubber and live. During the operation, a man trying to extinguish a fire in his car when the IDF threw a sound-bomb into it was shot with a rubber bullet, a camera was shot out of a Bir Zeit University student's hand as she took photos of the scene, causing nerve damage to her fingers, and an 18-year-old boy, Majid al Hamouri was shot in the leg.Jamal Najjab, "The Death of Mutaz Washaha", Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, 5 May 2014. On 28 February 2014, Amneh Atiyyah Mahmoud Qdeih (58) of Khuza'a, a mentally disturbed woman was shot from an Israeli military tower while she was in the vicinity of the Gaza border. She had reportedly lost her way after a wedding ceremony nearby. She was found by relatives the day after, and taken to hospital, where she died on 1 March.Jack Khoury, Gili Cohen, Amira Hass and Reuters "Israeli military kills Palestinian woman near Gaza border", Haaretz, 2 March 2014.

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