One Year of Israel’s Genocide in Gaza: By the Numbers

Explainer: The Dahiya Doctrine & Israel’s Use of Disproportionate Force

A central tenet of Israeli military strategy is deterrence. This is embodied in the so-called "Dahiya Doctrine," which dictates the use of massive and disproportionate force and the targeting of civilians and civilian infrastructure during military operations.

Quick Facts: East Jerusalem

Since Israel’s establishment in 1948, the United Nations and international community have not recognized the sovereignty of any country to any part of Jerusalem in the absence of a permanent peace agreement in the region.

Fact Sheet: Meir Kahane & The Extremist Kahanist Movement

Kahane was a far-right Jewish supremacist who espoused violence and wanted to establish a theocratic Jewish state and expel or enslave indigenous Palestinians.

Fact Sheet: Palestinian Refugees & The Right of Return Under International Law

List of Victims in Gaza

Fact Sheet: Rabbi Dov Lior

Dov Lior is an influential extremist Israeli settler rabbi and leading figure in the religious Zionist movement; former longtime chief rabbi of Israel’s illegal settlements in Hebron and Kiryat Arba in the occupied Palestinian West Bank, and former head of the Council of Rabbis of Judea and Samaria [the West Bank].

Explainer: The Deir Yassin Massacre

Quick Facts: The Palestinian Nakba (“Catastrophe”)

The Palestinian “Nakba” (“catastrophe” in Arabic) refers to the mass expulsion of Palestinian Arabs from British Mandate Palestine during Israel’s creation (1947-49). The Nakba was not an unintended result of war. It was a deliberate and systematic act necessary for the creation of a Jewish majority state in historic Palestine, which was overwhelmingly Arab prior to 1948.