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Belligerent occupation is the temporary, hostile control of one state's territory by another state's armed forces during an armed conflict, where the occupying power exercises "effective control" without the consent of the local sovereign, distinct from annexation and governed strictly by international humanitarian law (IHL) like the Hague Regulations and Geneva Conventions to protect civilians and regulate the occupant's responsibilities.

However, the use of the term "occupation" is overdue, as the situation has been a de facto annexation for years.

  • The term "crimes" refers to acts unrelated to breaches of rules but to criminal acts and activities.
  • Please take note that dates refer to the day when a video or photo was posted on the account of a social media user, where it was found
  • There may be duplicates, as a video or photo may show elements that belong to more than one category.
  • Credit: photographers, videographers, reporters, and journalists in the West Bank, news agencies, and other sources.

 


 

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Parent Category: OPPRESSION
Category: Depriving the freedom of movement

20251202 - outside Ramallah - Israeli belligerent closed the Atara Gate, forcing the patient to be switched to another ambulance

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Parent Category: OPPRESSION
Category: Depriving the freedom of movement

20251202 - Qabatiya, northern West Bank - For the second day in a row, the town remains under a full Israeli siege and curfew

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Parent Category: WAR CRIMES
Category: Targeting ambulances, medical personnel & hospitals

20251202 - Hebon, occupied West Bank - Israeli occupation forces were holding a razzia in the Red Crescent Specialized Hospital

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Parent Category: WAR CRIMES
Category: Targeting ambulances, medical personnel & hospitals

20251202 - outside Ramallah - Israeli belligerent closed the Atara Gate, forcing the patient to be switched to another ambulance

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Parent Category: ARMED ANNEXING BELLIGERENT
Category: DESTRUCTION

20251202 - Jenin refugee camp - Al-Jazeera reports on the recent Israeli demolition campaign in the Jenin refugee camp

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Parent Category: COLONISTS
Category: Assistance or participation in restriction freedom of movement

20251202 - Idhna, west of Hebron - Colonist abnormal behavior at entrance of the town, which has been closed for more than two years

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Parent Category: Demolitions
Category: Demolition as a collective punishment

20251202 - Aqaba, northeast of Jenin - Punitive demoliton of the home of detainee Ayman Ghannam by Israeli occupation forces

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Parent Category: Demolitions
Category: Demolition as a collective punishment

20251202 - Zawata, west of Nablus - Israeli belligerent blocks road ahead of demolition family home of Palestinian detainee Abdelkrim Snobar (2 photos)

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Parent Category: Demolitions
Category: Demolition as a collective punishment

20251202 - Zawata, west of Nablus - Punitive demolition of the family house of imprisoned Sanoubar

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