The Israeli occupation has committed 381,973 crimes since October 7, 2023
Ramallah, June 16, 2026
The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Media Observatory on Israeli Crimes Against Palestinians recorded 23 Palestinians murdered between June 9 and 15, 2026, in addition to 95 injuries, 129 arrests, and 128 settler attacks. The OIC Observatory also recorded 293 incursions by Israeli occupation forces into West Bank cities and villages, bringing the total number of crimes committed during this period to 998, affecting all Palestinian areas. The OIC Observatory documented the killing of 74,130 Palestinians and the wounding of 17,8085 between October 7, 2023, and June 15, 2026, during which it recorded 381,973 Israeli crimes.
The OIC Observatory detailed that 21 Palestinians were murdered in the Gaza Strip as a result of the ongoing bombardment and violations of the ceasefire agreement by Israeli occupation forces. These attacks also resulted in 79 injuries. Civil Defence teams recovered two bodies from under the rubble. The OIC Observatory also recorded injuries to 16 Palestinians in the West Bank due to attacks by occupation forces and settlers. Israeli shelling targeted various areas in Gaza City, including Salah al-Din Street, the Nuseirat refugee camp in Deir al-Balah, the Maghazi refugee camp, Beit Lahia, the Bureij refugee camp, the Amal neighbourhood northwest of Khan Younis, the Yarmouk refugee camp, the Sheikh Radwan neighbourhood, and other areas.
In the West Bank, Israeli occupation forces demolished 22 homes, a carpentry workshop, a vehicle repair shop, a building materials store, a car wash, and dozens of livestock pens in Bedouin communities in Al-Quds (Jerusalem), as well as a water well. They also occupied three homes after forcibly evicting the residents, bulldozed agricultural land in four areas of Qalqilya, Nablus, Jenin, and Tubas, and destroyed a road and olive trees in the town of Kafr al-Labad. They confiscated 29,973 dunams of land belonging to the town and the village of Shufa. Israeli forces and settlers seized five water tanks, five cars, a truck, $60,644 in cash belonging to three Palestinians, gold jewellery, equipment, cables, fencing, iron angles, and the contents of a house.
Regarding damage to water and electricity services, the occupation forces destroyed a main water line from a well in the town of Tammun, an agricultural irrigation network in the town of Atouf in Tubas, and lines supplying tens of thousands of square metres of agricultural land. They also damaged water meters, cut off water to residential areas and farmers, and cut off the water line to the village of Kafr Thulth in Qalqilya. Settlers also cut off a water line supplying the village of Talfit in Nablus. They damaged a water network in the village of Rashayda in Bethlehem, vandalised a water network supplying Arab al-Ara’ra east of Al-Quds (Jerusalem), destroyed water tanks in another Bedouin community east of the town of Taybeh, and cut off electricity to a farm in the village of Ein Arik in Ramallah.
Regarding attacks on mosques, the Israeli occupation forces placed iron supports for a tent they erected above the Ashraf corner opposite the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron; settlers broke the door of the mosque in the village of Burqa and set fire to its entrance, and wrote racist phrases in Hebrew on a mosque in the town of Beit Ummar.
Israeli occupation forces wounded a child and arrested seven others, while settlers shot and wounded a young man with disabilities with three bullets near the entrance to the village of Madama.
Settlers released livestock onto agricultural, residential, and grazing lands nine times in three areas of the West Bank, and set fire to land in 11 other areas. They also burned seven cars and parts of three houses, cut down olive trees in four villages, completely destroyed two vehicles and damaged the windows of two others, and bulldozed agricultural land in the towns of Bani Na’im and Dura, cutting down trees.
Regarding settlement activity, which totalled 20 incidents in one week, settlers bulldozed five plots of land for settlement purposes, and also bulldozed land surrounding the Church of St. Barbara in the village of Aboud. Settlers established outposts and expanded existing ones across 11 areas, re-erected a tent near the village of Deir Abu Mash’al, and carried out engineering work to establish an outpost between the town of Turmus Ayya and the village of Al-Mughayyir in Ramallah. They seized two houses under construction in the town of Qabalan in Nablus, moved a flock of sheep into them, and buried 200 olive trees near the settlement of Beitar Illit with rocks and earth, with the aim of expanding the settlement’s perimeter fence west of the town of Nahalin.