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以下は、イスラエル国によって実行されたと報告されている、疑惑および確認された暗殺事件のリストです。これには、イスラエルのさまざまな治安機関、諜報機関、法執行機関によって特に標的とされたと報告された人物に対する暗殺未遂事件が含まれています。
1950年代
1960年代
1970年代
1980年代
1990年代
2000年代
- 2000年9月29日～2001年4月25日。パレスチナの情報源によると、イスラエル国防軍はパレスチナ自治政府の支配下にあるA地区で政治活動家13人を暗殺し、民間人9人が死亡した。[45]
- 2001年イスラエルはパレスチナ過激派容疑者35人を殺害した。[46]
- 2002年イスラエルは武装勢力容疑者72人を殺害した。[46]
- 2003年（8月）、イスラエル政府は穏健派とマフムード・アッバスの立場を強化するため、「狩猟シーズン」と呼ばれる方法で、ガザ地区のハマスの政治指導者全員を「予告なしに」殺害することを承認した。
- 2005年2月、イスラエルは標的殺害の一時停止を発表したが、いわゆる「時限爆弾」を殺害する権利を留保した。[47]
2010年代
2020s
See also
- Timeline of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict
- Targeted Killing in International Law (2008)
- List of Mossad operations
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