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The total Israeli casualties were 13, including three non-combatants and 10 combatants (four Israeli soldiers were killed in friendly fire incidents). Gaza: an inquest into its martyrdom . Palestinian Center for Human Rights . Al Mezan Centre for Human Rights . Also see note 23 below for citation of the official summary of the Final Report on the IDF's own internet news site. PCHR Contests Distortion of Gaza Strip Death Toll , PCHR, March 2006, 2009 "Palestinian police officers who were killed inside police stations in the Gaza Strip, during Operation Cast Lead" . "The Mission notes, however, that the Israeli Government has not published a list of victims or other data supporting its assertions." The report notes that TAWTHEQ, published by the Gaza government, provided "lists of all the persons killed in the military operations, with their names, sex, age, address, occupation, and place and date of the fatal attack" and disaggregated data.
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An Israeli woman injured by a Hamas Grad rocket. Gaza War fatalities estimates made by human rights NGOs and by the involved combatants: * B'Tselem was unable to classify 32 deaths, including four children, as combatant or non-combatant. ** The IDF regards Gazan police as part of the Hamas armed forces. *** The figure refers to police officers killed at police stations, 17 other policemen were killed while participating in hostilities. **** The figure refers to what PCHR claimed was non-combatant civil police officers. ***** Includes four IDF soldiers killed by the IDF in friendly fire incidents. Fatalities during Operation Cast Lead , B'Tselem "Rights group names 1,417 Gaza war dead" . Palestinian Center for Human Rights . Also see note 23 below for citation of the official summary of the Final Report on the IDF's own internet news site.
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Also see note 23 below for citation of the official summary of the Final Report on the IDF's own internet news site.
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