Data, January 1, 2025 - February 28, 2025

‣ The data refer to 2025, while data since October 7, 2023 are mentioned in parentheses.

Palestinians killed

‣ 98 persons killed (937) including

◦ 17 minors killed (190);

◦ 3 women, one pregnant (18).

‣ 21 incarcerated persons who died during their stay in custody or prison since October 7, 2023:

‣ 24 bodies taken by the Israeli army and not passed on to their families for burial;

‣ In the refugee camps of Jenin, Tulkarm, Nur Shams and Al Far'a which the army raided on January 21st, 42 persons have been killed;

◦ 65% of the persons killed by live fire;

◦ 34% killed in aerial attacks.

Israelis killed

‣ 8 persons killed (52), 2 of them women.

Palestinians wounded

‣ 939 persons wounded (8,985), 194 of them minors.

‣ 34% wounded by live fire;

‣ 25% wounded by teargas;

‣ 25% by physical violence (blows, rifle butts, clubs).

Israelis wounded

‣ About 35 persons wounded (220).

Detainees and prisoners

‣ As of February 2025:

◦ 9,406 persons imprisoned;

◦ 1,486 doing prison time;

◦ 2,960 persons detained;

◦ 3,405 persons in administrative detention, the youngest of them 14-years-old;

◦ 1,555 “illegal combatants”.

‣ Since October 7, 2023, about 14,300 arrests;

‣ 580 arrests, 60 of whom are minors, in January alone;

‣ (790 minors detained since October 7, 2023 until the end of January 2025).

‣ Over 360 arrests in the refugee camps raided by the army on January 21, 2025 (Jenin, Tulkarm, Nur Shams and Al Far'a).

‣ In the ceasefire agreement (data relating to inhabitants of the West Bank only), 713 incarcerated persons were released, 205 of them sentenced to life imprisonment.

Displacements and demolitions

‣ The number of buildings demolished by Israel (NOT including the refugee camps raided since January 21; 2025:

◦ 322 buildings causing 502 displaced persons, 212 of them children.

‣ The number of structures and displaced persons in the refugee camps following the military raid:

◦ Jenin refugee camp – 498 structures, infrastructure destruction, no electricity or running water, over 20,000 displaced persons;

◦ Tulkarm refugee camp – 40 residential buildings, 100 apartments, 300 shops, massive infrastructure destruction, no electricity. About 15,000 displaced persons;

◦ Nur Shams refugee camp – no exact figures, but in two days Israel demolished 25 residential buildings in order to widen a road and orders were issued 17 other buildings. About 9,000 displaced persons.