List of collective massacres perpetrated by Israeli Army in its attack against
No. | Village | Region | Date | Targeted area | Number of killed | Number of wounded | Remarks |
1. | Aytaroun first massacre | Bint Jbeil/ | July 12 | Houses of both Ali and Hassan Al-Akhrass | 11 civilians | unknown | The family members of Hassan Al-Akrass hold the Canadian nationality and held a press conference in Montreal |
2. | Dweir massacre | Nabatiyeh/ | July 13 | Ali Akkash house | 12 civilians | | An entire family was killed with children under 18 |
3. | Zibkeen massacre | | July13 | Naim Bzeeh with its three floors | 12 civilians | unknown | Corpses remained under the rubble till the end of the aggression |
4. | Shhour massacre | | July 13 | Ali Khashab house | 7 civilians | unknown | There were still corpses under the rubble30 |
5. | Baflay massacre | | July 13 | Munir Zein | 8 civilians | unknown | Amongst the victims there were two Kuwaitis |
6. | Yatar first massacre | Bint Jbeil/ | July 14 | Abu-Akeel Sweydan | 5 civilians | unknown | |
7. | Marwaheen massacre | | July 15 | A convoy of civilians attempting to flee the village after Israeli warning to bomb Marwaheen | 22 civilians | unknown | The convoy was struck in Bayyada |
8. | Civil | | July 16 | 8-storey building | 12 civilians | 50 wounded | Corpses remained under the rubble |
9. | Abbassiyeh crossroad massacre | | July 16 | Building on the main road | 13 civilians | unknown | |
10. | Abba massacre | Nabatiyeh/ | July 16 | Abed El-Aziz Tarheeni | 10 civilians | 12 civilians | Most of the victims belonged to the same family |
11. | Borj Shamali massacre | | July 16 | Ramez Zayyat house | 5 civilians | 8 civilians | Two newborns were killed |
12. | Aytaroun Second massacre | Bint Jbeil/ | July 17 | Houses of both Mohammed and Hassan Awada | 13 civilians | unknown | Corpses were still under the rubble |
13. | Rmayleh massacre | | July 17 | Convoy of displaced people trying to flee their villages heavily struck by air raids | 12 civilians | unknown | Chemical bombs were thrown on a convoy of displaced people |
14. | Al-Hosh massacre | | July 17 | Kodsi Villa | 4 civilians | 3 civilians | UNIFIL removed the rubble and pulled the corpses buried beneath the rubble |
15. | Shmeiss massacre | Shheem/ | July 17 | Residential house | 5 civilians | 10 civilians | |
16. | Srifa massacre | | Night of 18-19 July | As-Sakna and Al Marj neighborhoods, the total demolition of more than 10 houses | More than 35 civilians | 30 civilians | Corpses of victims remained for weeks, till rotting disintegrated |
17. | Aynatha massacre | Bint Jbeil/ | Night of July 19 | Sami Darwish house | 4 civilians | 5 civilians | Corpses remained under the rubble |
18. | Salaa massacre | | July 19 | Hassan Moustapha Ayyoub | 6 civilians | unknown | Corpses remained under the rubble |
19. | Aytaroun third massacre | Bint Jbeil/ | July 19 | Convoy of displaced feeling Aytaroun on the Borj Shamali road | 4 civilians | 2 civilians | |
20. | Maaraboun massacre | | July 19 | Convoy of pickup trucks driven by farmers | 7 civilians | 2 civilians | |
21. | Nabatiyeh first massacre | Nabtiyeh/ | July 19 | Down town Capitol commercial building | 5 civilians | 5 civilians | The raid targeted also an ambulance |
22. | Nabi Sheet massacre | | July 19 | Hassan Shakar house | 8 civilians | 3 civilians | Amongst the victims there were displaced from Mayss Al-Jabal village, two entire families of 8 were killed |
23. | | | July 19 | Residential areas in | 20 civilians | unknown | Many corpses remained under the rubble for several days |
24. | Nabatiyeh second massacre | Nabatiyeh/ | July 25 | House of Saad Mamzeh | 7 civilians | unknown | |
25. | Haddatha massacre | Bint Jbeil/ | July 28 | Hussein Mohammed Sabra house | 6 civilians | unknown | The air raid targeted a religious place used for social occasions (called “husseyniyeh”) of the neighboring village, 6 members of the same family were killed |
26. | Kfarjoz massacre | Nabatiyeh/South | July 28 | | 6 civilians | unknown | Many neighboring residential buildings were hit |
27. | Deir Kanoun Nahr massacre | | July 28 | Abed Ezzedine house | 4 civilians | unknown | |
28. | Yatar second massacre | Bint Jbeil/ | July 28 | Internal houses and roads | 4 civilians | unknown | |
29. | Noumeyriyyeh massacre | Nabatiyeh/South | July 29 | Houses of both families Haraki and Bdeir | 7 civilians | unknown | One entire family was killed in addition to neighbors |
30. | Ayn Arab massacre | Bekaa | July 29 | Unidentified residential houses | 6 civilians | 3 wounded | Many corpses remained under the rubble for several days |
31. | Yaroun massacre | Bint Jbeil/South | July 30 | A house where villagers were hiding seeking a safe haven | 6 civilians | unknown | 6mebers of the same family (Khanafer) were killed : 3 women and 3 children |
32. | New Qana massacre | | July 30 | Shalhoub building (three-storey) | 60 civilians | 9 civilians at least | The victims were mainly from Shalhoub and Hashem families. Corpses remained under the rubble for several days |
33. | Hareess massacre | Bint Jbeil/South | July 31 | Houses of Khalil Jawad and Ali Saaban | 16 civilians | unknown | The 16 corpses of the two families remained under the rubble of the two residential houses |
34. | Halloussiyeh massacre | Tyre/South | July 31 | Hussein Mwanness | More than 13 civilians | unknown | All the corpses belonged to the same family (many of them were children under 12) and remained under the rubble for several weeks |
35. | Road massacre in Qoleyleh | Tyre/South | July 31 | Roads and vehicles between Qoleyleh and A-Jebbeyn | 12 civilians | | Amongst the victims there was a corpse of an 8 year old child) |
36. | Luweyzeh massacre | Ikleem Tuffah/ | August 1 | Salim Hashem house | 5 civilians | 1 civilian | |
37. | Maaroub massacre | | August 1 | Abdel-Hussein Taleb | 5 civilians | unknown | Corpses remained under the rubble for a while |
38. | Baalbeck massacre | Bekaa | Night August 1-2 | A commandos operation on a hospital in Baalbeck killed civilians | 17 civilians | 8 civilians | The victims were only women, children and Syrian workers. Five innocent were kidnapped and released later |
39. | Qaa massacre | Bekaa | August 4 | Syrian workers who were packaging peaches | 50 civilians | unknown | |
40. | Taybeh massacre | Marjeyoun/ | August 4 | Two-storey residential house | 7 civilians | 10 civilians | The victims were elderly unable to leave their houses |
41. | Ayta Shaab massacre | Bint Jbeil/ | August 4 | Residential house | 10 civilians | unknown | Corpses remained under the rubble for a while |
42. | Ansar massacre | Nabatiyeh/ | August 6 | Ibrahim Assi house | 5 civilians | 10 civilians | An entire family (Ibrahim Assi, his wife, his two daughters and their neighbors). Rescue workers who were pulling them were hit by another air strike that hit 9 neighboring houses |
43. | Al-Jubbeyn massacre | | August 6 | House of Kassem Akeel | 4 civilians | unknown | Air strikes hit heavily the village killing Kassem Akeel, his wife, his daughter and another victim |
44. | Houla massacre | Marjeyoun/ | August 7 | Several residential houses, amongst them a shelter | 5 civilians | unknown | 60 persons who were hiding in a shelter and a social club (“husseyniyeh”) were miraculously rescued, while all surrounding buildings were totally destroyed by 6 heavy air strikes |
45. | Ghassaniyeh massacre | Saida/ | August 7 | Abdallah Tohmeh house | 8 civilians | unknown | An air strike hit at dawn Abdallah Khalil two-storey building killing him, his wife, his two sons, his two brothers and two others |
46. | Ghaziyeh first massacre | Saida/ | August 7 | Residential neighborhoods | 21 civilians | 30 civilians | |
47. | Kfartebneet massacre | Nabatiyeh/ | August 7 | Residential houses | 5 civilians | 18 civilians | 7 houses were totally destroyed, Harouf village was targeted later |
48. | Breetal first massacre | Bekaa | August 7 | Residential houses | 14 civilians | 31 civilians | Many houses were totally damaged, Shmestar village was targeted later |
49. | Shiyyah massacre | | August 7 | Hajjaj residential neighborhood | 20 civilians | 30 civilians | The death toll increased later since many corpses were removed beneath the rubble. Amongst the victims, there were displaced from Beer Al-Abed, Haret Hrayk, Hayy Mawad |
50. | Ghaziyeh second massacre | Saida/ | August 8 | Air raids struck heavily on the funeral procession of the victims of the previous day air raids | 14 civilians | 24 civilians | |
51. | Mashgharah massacre | Bekaa | August 9 | Four-storey building | 8 civilians | unknown | The victims were all from the same family |
52. | Al-Hayssa massacre | Akkar / | August 11 | Al-Hayssa bridge | 12 civilians | 15 civilians | |
53. | Marjeyoun convoy massacre | Bekaa | August 11 | A displaced convoy heading to the Bekaa valley fleeing Marjeyoun area | 7 civilians | 32 civilians | The convoy was escorted by UN forces and had previous security clearance. It was constituted more than 1500 civilian cars and 200 military cars |
54. | Rweyss massacre | | August 13 | | 15 civilians | unknown | The death toll increased later after pulling additional corpses from under the rubble. Amongst the people who were killed there were three newborns |
55. | Breetal second massacre | Bekaa | August 13 | One residential building in Breetal | 13 civilians | 22 civilians | Five families were looking for a safe haven in the building that was struck heavily by Israeli air raids |
56. | Jamaliyyeh massacre | Bekaa | August 14 | A van carrying civilians | 7 civilians | 7 civilians | The van was carrying displaced people |