In 1978, the ‘Israeli’ forces attacked a mosque in the small town of Abbasiyah south Lebanon. There were several families who sought protection inside the mosque. The aerial strike killed 112  people, most of whom were women and 

Khan Yunis is located in the Gaza Strip. Zionist occupiers targeted this village twice with a span of nine days. The first attack happened on November 3, 1956 and killed 500 Palestinians, and the second attack happened on the 12th of the same month, in which 270 Palestinians were martyred.

 In 1982, the 'Israeli' forces, helped by some collaborator Lebanese military forces, and under a plan with then 'Israeli' war minister Ariel Sharon, attacked the Sabra and Shatila Camps near the city of Beirut, which sheltered at the time Palestinian refugees. 800 Palestinians were martyred, in addition to several other Lebanese.

 This camp is located south Lebanon. On June 7, 1982, 'Israeli' warplanes bombed this camp using phosphorous bombs, leading to the martyrdom of 94 Palestinians from the camp refugees. The attack came in response of the steadfastness of a group of the camp's youth in front of an attack by the Zionist infantry against the camp.

 In the morning of May 20, 1990, a Zionist soldier opened fire towards a group of Palestinian workers in the Rishon LeZion (Oyoun Qara) settlement, resulting in the martyrdom of 8 workers and the injury of 16 others.