Jordan (((Aggression)))

Raid on Samu (1966) - In response to the deaths of three Israeli soldiers from landmines the Israelis sent in a large Invasion Force including tanks and followed by aircraft. in an act of collective punishment the IDF forced everyone into the Town Square to watch as they demolished their houses some 125 in all. CIA document: ''King Hussein had made a sustained effort to avoid provocations to Israel this has involved such steps as preventing Arab sabots from Crossing from Jordan into Israel and keeping his armored forces east of the Jordan River these measures have been politically unpopular at home and have subjected him to criticism from other Arab states. the recent raid involved an infantry Brigade supported by armor aircraft and artillery it resulted in about 50 deaths half of them Jordanian soldiers and in the destruction of about 150 buildings. he is aware that retaliation carries the risk of an expanded conflict which could involve the bulk of his army a process in which the latter would almost certainly be defeated. the Israeli raid seems illogical and miscalculated to us.''

National Security adviser, Walt Rostow: ''Retaliation is not the point in this case this three th000 man raid with tanks and planes was out of all proportion to the provocation and was aimed at the wrong Target. in hitting Jordan so hard the Israelis have done a great deal of damage to our interests and to their own. they've wrecked a good system of tacid cooperation between Hussein and the Israelis continuing this kind of cooperation will be all but impossible now which stung for the US even more when considering we've spent $500 million to Short him up. we might begin putting out the line with our Jewish friends here that the US can't go on supporting Israel's interests in the Middle East unless the Israelis themselves show some intent over the long run to reach an accommodation with the Arabs.''

Washington responded to the Samu incident by speeding up delivery of f104 aircraft to Jordan. rostow acknowledged that: ''No matter what we do the Israelis and their friends will object but we're just cleaning up the mess that Israel's rate created and we taken Israel's military concerns into account.''

Rostow told Johnson: ''Their December rate on Samu precipitated our emergency military assistance to Jordan costing us about $9M. While we made no commitment to match exactly for Israel what their action at Samu forced us to in Jordan, ambassador to the United Nations Arthur Goldberg under continuing pressure in New York feels strongly we should do nearly that. (pressure from New York, a euphemism for the lobby) The Israelis considered Goldberg an asset and even referred to him by a code name, Minasha. 

Egypt (((Aggression)))

(1955) Op Black Arrow

Ben-Gurrian returned to government in February of 1955 initially as Minister of Defense just days later or one week to be exact the Israeli Army launched operation Black Arrow a deadly crossborder raid into Egyptian held Gaza, killing some 40 of their soldiers. It was this raid into Gaza that Nasser cited specific Al as the driving force behind his signing an arms deal with Soviet Alli Czechoslovakia in September of 1955.

(1956) Suez Crisis

In the early 1950s, Britain was still in control of the Suez Canal, a strategically important waterway in Egypt that provided a central trade route between Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. British troops remained in the area ostensibly to protect commerce, but growing Egyptian nationalism supported by the US threatened England's dominance in the region and their foothold in Egypt.

Israel assists France and Britain in an invasion of Egypt, momentarily seizing the Gaza strip. The war was carried out to overthrow Egypt's president Gamal Abdel Nasser, who had nationalized the Suez Canal.

David Ben-Gurion sends Israel's Director General of Defense, Shimon Peres to France to negotiate terms for Israel's involvement, resulting in an agreement in 1957 for France to help construct a Nuclear facility in Israel the Negev Desert outside the city of Dimona.

(1967) Six Day War

With Lyndon Johnson as president, UN peace keeping forces are removed from the Egyptian border. Israel bombs Egyptian airforce with intelligence from James Angleton, head of CIA counter inteligence. Israel takes the land back from Egypt and Jordan (Gaza, Sinai, the west bank/East Jerusalem, and the Golan Heights)

Provocation - Johnson telegram to PM Levi eshkol ''the Soviets tell me that they have information that you are preparing to take military action against your Arab neighbors and provoke a conflict which would be fraught with great consequences. they tell us that they know the Arabs do not wish a military conflict. Israel just must not take any preemptive military action and thereby make itself responsible for the init iation of hostilities. unilateral action on the part of Israel would be irresponsible and catastrophic.''

State department telegram from May 27th: ''on behalf of all Arab ambassadors Lebanese Kuwaiti and Libyan ambassadors called on the secretary May 27th on instructions that their governments Express concern of Arab countries about present Arab Israeli crisis. ambassadors emphasized that no Arab State wanted to start war and no one wanted unfriendly relations with the US.''

Yitzhak Rabin, Chief of Staff of the IDF said in 1968 that: ''the two divisions that Nasser sent to siai on May 14th would not have been enough to unleash an offensive against Israel he.''

Deputy Ezra Whitesman: ''there was never a danger of extermination.''

Years later in 1982, Israeli PM Manachem Begin declared: ''We must be honest with ourselves we decided to attack him.''

On the first day of the Six Day War, White House Councel, Harry McPherson would be lied to by, foreign affairs minister, Abba Eban: ''they were saying that they were hit by the Egyptians, were attacked by the Egyptians, and they had counterattacked. it didn't seem right to me and I kept asking about this I kept saying, 'well where did they hit you,' and he said, 'oh there were big movements down in the Sinai in the Negev.' I said, 'into Israel?' and he said, 'it was imminent'. it was coming.' I said, 'but did but did they cross over? it's vital for the president to know, is he going to be talking on behalf of a country that was literally attacked or a country that launched a preventive attack,' and he said, 'they were right there.' at that time, the air rate siren went off again and he kept talking and he didn't make a move. nobody made a move to go underground. finally one of them said, 'shouldn't we go underground?' and general Yariv looked at his watch and thought for a minute, and said, 'no, that won't be necessary,' and suddenly the whole thing just broke open. of course it wasn't necessary. There weren't any damned Arab airplanes left.'' 

CIA document: ''an analysis of presently available information suggests that Israel fired the first shots today.''

(((Breaking Ceasefires)))

Gaza War (2023)

The Gaza Government Media Office documented at least 3,338 ceasefire violations by Israel between October 10, 2025, and June 20, 2026, including 1,109 air strikes and artillery shelling attacks, 921 direct shootings targeting civilians, fishermen, and coastal areas, 273 property demolitions, including the destruction of civilian homes and structure, 97 ground raids advancing west past the agreed-upon unmarked boundary known as the "yellow line", and ongoing humanitarian blocks, allowing only about 20% of the mandated aid trucks to enter the territory.

34 Palestinians, including 18 children were killed in Gaza City and Khan Yunis after the IDF broke the ceasefire and began air-striking the Al-Zaytoun neighborhood, inside the green line. Kan News reports that the US has been informed of the Israeli attacks on Gaza, despite Trump praising his “Gaza peace plan” a day prior.

The IDF is now striking Al-Mawasi, in southern Gaza. So far 8 Palestinians have been killed, including three children.

According to UNICEF spokesperson James Elder: "We are in the middle of a so-called ceasefire, but what we see is a brutal and deadly illusion of a ceasefire. An average child dies every day. 2 sisters were killed on Saturday. More children were hit by four-propeller drones and bombs last week. More than 260 girls and boys have been killed since the start of this so-called ceasefire [October, 2025, ceasefire]"

Iran War (2026)

The US media has proven that Lebanon was included in the ceasefire, because there is now evidence that the white house team was involved in crafting the Pakistani prime ministers X post about it. The first version included a heading: ''*Draft - Pakistan's OM Message on X*''. This was deleted and reposted.

Iran proposed to let some limited traffic out to people who were not involved in attacking them, (China, Japan, South Korea, India) but not to Europe, the US and Israel. Iran offered to discuss uranium in a month, but phase 1 of their conditions were that the US lift sanctions on Iran, unfreeze their assets, offer some form of reparations, withdraw US military presence from the Persian Gulf, and Israel has to stop killing civilians in Gaza and at least stop killing civilians in Beirut. 

None of the offer was taken up and Israel never stopped killing civilians; they responded by carpet bombing Beirut killing around 300. 

Iran responded by threatening to bomb Israel is they hit Beirut at all one more time. 

Israel bombs Beirut.

Iran sends 20 missiles into Israel.

Trump gets on the phone to tell Bibi to knock it off.

30 minutes later, Israel hits four cities in Iran, and even hits a prochemical plant.

Iran retaliates, striking Israel, hitting Nablus, Hifa, Galilee, an area near Jerusalem, Ngev, Hebron even got hit, which is a settlement. Then Yemen fires at Israel, which gets blocked by an interceptor, but they still hit the south. Then Hezbollah starts firing rockets in the north. So Israel's getting it from Iran on one side. Um Yemen from one side and Hezbollah from one side. It was taking it in all ends. They're not just bombing apartments and hospitals and things the way Israel has in Gaza, the way Israel has in Lebanon. They they hit airfields first with David Ratam airfield in the north; an AI center, one of their underground airfields. 

On June 9th, the US carried out a seven day bombing strike which US media called self-defense for some reason. Iran retaliated by hitting Kuwait and Bahrain.

(((White Phosphorus)))

(((Crimes against Britbongs)))

(((Killing doctors and aid workers)))

Targetting doctors and medics

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galen ordered over one million residents in Gaza's north to relocate south or be killed: ''Those who want to save their life, please go south.'' 

Gaza's north contains all of Gaza City and the largest hospital in all of the Gaza Strip, Al-Shifa. Four hospitals in the northern Gaza Strip were rendered no longer functioning, and another 21 were ordered by Israel to evacuate. The doctors refused to evacuate, saying that the evacuation would cause the death of many patients, and the UN warned that the fuel for the generators in the hospitals would  run out, endangering the lives of thousands of hospitalized patients. Dr. Muhammad Abu Silima: ''It's absolutely impossible to evacuate the hospital. There is nowhere in Gaza that can accept the number of patients in our intensive care unit, or neonatal intensive care unit, or even the operating rooms. If someone doesn't die from the bombardment, then he'll die from the lack of medical service.'' 

The NYT reports that while fleeing, an Israeli airstrike struck a convoy of vehicles trying to flee the north along a main highway, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza, killing 70 people and injuring 200.

Rafah paramedic massacre - In 2025 in the Al-Hashashin area of Tel al-Sultan, southern Gaza. Israeli forces attacked a convoy of humanitarian vehicles, killing 15 first responders and aid workers whose bodies were later discovered in a shallow mass grave.

Lebanon - The Lebanese health ministry says reports that israel has (so far) killed 91 healthcare workers, in one case quadruple tapping ambulences in Southern Lebanon, killing four paramedics. According to the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health and the World Health Organization (WHO), at least 147 ambulances have been directly targetted by the IDF.

Hussein Hassan Hussein Al-Samiri - In 2026, an airstrike targeted a tent camp in the coastal al-Mawasi area west of Khan Younis. Red Cresent paramedic, Hussein Al-Samiri rushed to the scene to provide medical aid to the victims of the initial bombing. While he was performing his lifesaving humanitarian duties, a secondary strike hit the exact same location, killing him instantly. He can be seen [GORE WARNING] on a stretcher with with his face smashed.

Ibrahim Saqr - Palestinian paramedic Ibrahim Saqr was killed on Wednesday, 29 April 2026, in an Israeli drone airstrike northwest of Gaza City.

Dr. Adnan al-Bursh - In 2024, the Israelis tortured Gazan surgeon, Dr. Adnan al-Bursh, to death at Al-Awda hospital. When his friend, Ghassan Abu-Sittah tried to go to Germany to talk at a pro Palistine event, they told him at passport control that he was banned from entering Germany for the month of April. The next month he was entived to the senate by the Green Party to tesify, when he tried to get passed customs they told he was banned fro one year from the Schengen zone in Europe.

Hussam Idris Abu Safiya - Hussam Idris Abu Safiya served as director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza from February 2024 until December 27 when he was locked up in an Israeli jail where he would be tortured and have his severe skin infections untreated.

Pager attack - Israel sabotaged pagers to blow up, killing at least 12 people including 2 children. This was reported by multiple Western news outlets as an attack on Hezbollah, but the attack didn't target Hezbollah, but anybody using a pager, who are practically only doctors and nurses. Victims of the attack [GORE WARNING]

Targetting aid distribution

Between January 11th and March 23rd, 2024, Euromed Monitor documented the killing of 563 Palestinians and the injury of 1,523 others due to the Israeli army's targeting of people waiting for aid, distribution centers, and those responsible for organizing, protecting, and distributing aid in the Gaza Strip, purposefully. 

Evidence suggests that Israel intentionally perpetrates these crimes, including direct military attacks on humanitarian aid and civilians, as part of a deliberate and overarching policy. This is evident from the systematic pattern and regular, almost daily recurrence of Israel's commission of these crimes, as well as the high number of victims affected by them. They provide an exhaustive timeline. These are among the most noteworthy examples provided in the report, which I'll include here. 

Al Rashid street - On January 11th, 2024, the Israeli army killed approximately 50 Palestinians and wounded dozens of others when quadcopter aircraft opened fire on Palestinian crowds who had gathered to receive quantities of flour loaded by UN trucks on al-Rashid Street in west of Gaza City. 

Salah al-Din Road - On January 22nd, the Israeli army fired artillery shells at... hundreds of hungry civilians who had gathered on Salah al-Din Road in southeast of Gaza City. 

Al Rashid street - On February 25th, 10 Palestinians were killed and 20 others injured after being targeted by Israeli army forces while waiting for aid trucks near the Nabusi roundabout on al-Rashid Street in the southwest of Gaza City. 

Al Rashid street - On February 29th, 118 people were killed and 760 others injured on al-Rashid Street south of Gaza City while waiting for aid supplies. The Euromed Monitor field team documented the brutal Israeli massacre of Palestinians, confirming that Israeli tanks opened fire and shells at around 4.30 a.m. directly into a crowd of thousands of hungry civilians. The civilians had been waiting hours for aid trucks to arrive near the Nabulsi roundabout on al-Rashid Street. 

al-Rashid Street - On March 2nd, one Palestinian was killed and more than 20 others injured. After after being targeted while waiting for aid supplies at al-Rashid Street in Gaza City. 

Kuwait roundabout - On March 3rd, several people were killed and injured after being shot while waiting for aid supplies at the Kuwait roundabout in Gaza City. 

Kuwait and Nablusi roundabouts - On March 9th, at least two Palestinians were killed and 18 others injured when Israeli army forces targeted crowds of people waiting for aid at the Kuwait and Nablusi roundabouts in Gaza City. 

Kuwait roundabout - On March 11th, nine Palestinians were killed and others injured after Israeli army forces opened fire at those waiting for aid trucks at the Kuwait roundabout southeast of Gaza City. 

Kuwait roundabout - On March 13th, six Palestinians were killed and others injured while waiting for aid supplies to arrive at the Kuwait roundabout on the outskirts of Gaza City. 

Kuwait roundabout - On March 14th, Israeli army forces opened heavy fire on thousands of civilians who had gathered near the Kuwait roundabout at the Salah al-Din road in southern Gaza city using tanks, helicopters, and drones. The shooting left more than 80 dead and 200 injured, with a number of them left in critical condition. The next morning, Israeli army forces opened fire on residents who returned to the scene in an attempt to retrieve the bodies of the victims. 

Targeting humanitarian aid distribution centers

February 7th - on February 7th,13 Palestinians were killed and several others injured when a water distribution truck was bombed in Gaza City as people gathered to fill their water barrels. 

March 13th - On March 13th, Israeli aircraft bombed the UNWRA-run humanitarian aid distribution headquarters in the administrative district of Rafah while employees were distributing flour to the residents. The bombing killed six civilians, including a child and an UNWRA employee, and injured several others, including 22 UNWRA employees. 

Nusrat refugee camp - On March 14th, Israeli aircraft bombed an aid distribution center run by the Ministry of Social Development in the Nusrat refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip. killing eight people and wounding several others. 

East of Jebelia - On March 18th, Israeli aircraft bombed an aid storage and distribution center east of Jebelia refugee camp in North Gaza government, killing two people working in aid distribution. 

Targeting humanitarian aid convoys

Deir al-Balah - On February 5th, Israeli forces bombed an UNWRA aid convoy heading toward northern Gaza in Deir el-Bala in the middle of the strip, despite pre-coordinating with parties to the conflict. 

February 5th - On February 5th, again, an aid convoy came under heavy Israeli fire while heading to northern Gaza.

Deir al-Balah - On March 3rd, two Israeli missiles bombed an aid truck in Dar al-Bala, killing nine civilians and wounding others, including civilians gathered around it.

Karem Abu Salem - On December 21st, an Israeli airstrike targeted the Karem Abu Salem border crossing area in southern Gaza, killing the director responsible for coordinating humanitarian aid entry.  

January 21st - On January 21st, an Israeli warplane bombed a car carrying government employees responsible for coordinating aid entry, killing three people, including Ahmed Jamal Abu Mansour, head of the Emergency Committee of the Ministry of Social Development. 

Al Shabura - On February 20th, an Israeli drone bombed a civilian car west of the Shabura refugee camp in Rafah.

Khirbat al-Adas - On March 13th, an Israeli drone bombed a civilian car in the Khirbat al-Adas neighborhood in Rafah. 

March 18th - On March 18th, two aid distribution workers were killed when Israeli aircraft targeting an aid storage center east of Jebelia camp in northern Gaza. 

Kuwait roundabout - On March 19th, the Israeli army killed the director of the emergency committee in western Gaza at the Kuwait roundabout in Gaza City while he was supervising aid entry and distribution. regarding targeting those responsible for securing and protecting humanitarian aid. 

Nusrat police station - On March 18, 2024, the director of the Nusrat police station, Mahmoud al-Bayoumi, was killed in an Israeli bombing that targeted a car in front of the UNRWA headquarters in Nusrat in the central Gaza Strip. Three civilians were killed in the attack, including two young sisters. 

Kuwait roundabout - On the evening of the same day, the Israeli army killed 30 members of the police and civilian committees charged with protecting aid trucks in an Israeli bombing near the Kuwait roundabout in southern Gaza City. 

January 9th - On January 9th, the Israeli army opened handguns heavy gunfire at a group of police officers as they attempted to secure the entry of humanitarian supplies into Gaza City. Many of them were killed and injured during the incident. 

Karabakh al-Azhar - On February 6, six Palestinian police officers were killed when a police vehicle guarding an aid truck was bombed in the Karabakh al-Azhar area. 

Fayek al-Mabou - On March 18, the Israeli army killed Fayek al-Mabou, director of central police operations. 

Raed al-Banna - The Israeli army also killed Lieutenant Colonel Raed al-Banna. along with his wife and children, after bombing his house on March 18. al-Banna was responsible for securing the entry of aid trucks into northern Gaza. 

Nebulsi roundabout - The most well-known and deadliest flower massacre was at the Nebulsi roundabout in the southwest of Gaza City. On February 29th, Euromed Human Rights Monitor confirmed full Israeli involvement in the crime. Many victims of the massacre suffered injuries from 5.56 NATO bullets. This is a type of bullet fired from Israeli army weapons. A sample of 200 dead and injured victims revealed that they were indeed hit by this type of bullet, which was discovered and examined at the massacre site.

1/25/24 - The Gaza Health Ministry reported that Israeli forces fired on aid seekers gathered at an intersection in Gaza City, killing 20 people and wounding 150.

2/5–6 - Israeli forces bombed a food truck heading north and opened fire on crowds waiting on al-Rashid Street in Gaza City. UN OCHA noted this was the fifth separate report of fire directed at aid seekers within weeks.

The Flour Massacre (2/29) - On video, the IDF opened fire on thousands of civilians waiting for food aid southwest of Gaza City, causing trucks to speed off running over more. At least 112 Palestinians were killed and more than 750 were wounded.

6/1/25 - On the first day of GHF distributions in southwestern Rafah, Israeli forces fired tanks and quadcopters into the crowd, killing 31 Palestinians. The IDF stated it fired "warning shots".

6/3 - Israeli tanks and helicopters fired near the al-Alam roundabout in western Rafah, killing at least 27 people waiting for aid. Doctors treated dozens of victims with severe 5.56mm and 7.62mm bullet wounds.

6/11/25 - Separate military strikes and gunshots targeted civilians waiting near the Netzarim Corridor (central Gaza) and Rafah (southern Gaza), killing 44 to 60 Palestinians in a single night.

6/17 - Israeli tanks and drones shelled a massive crowd waiting for flour trucks near a stuck vehicle in Khan Younis. Local health authorities confirmed 51 to 59 people were killed and over 200 were injured.

6/20 - Israeli forces opened fire at a GHF distribution hub near Nuseirat, killing 23 Palestinians and wounding 100. UN children's agency UNICEF publicly warned that the highly restricted, militarized GHF centers were turning food acquisition into a "death trap".

7/11–12 - Israeli forces fired upon an aid queue in Rafah, killing 10 people. By this date, the UN officially verified that 798 aid-related deaths had occurred since the GHF's inception.

7/14 - Israeli artillery shelled the GHF distribution site in the As Shakoush area of northwestern Rafah, killing two and injuring nine.

7/19–20 - Gunfire at a northern Gaza distribution point killed 93 Palestinians waiting for UN aid lorries. Simultaneously, live ammunition fire at a southern location killed over 30 others.

7/30 - On July 30, Israeli forces opened fire near the Netzarim and Murag corridors, killing 49 Palestinians in a single day as they attempted to reach newly permitted aid trucks