Israeli Casualties of War - Regular Conflicts

Regular Conflicts

Bold indicates conflicts considered wars by the Israeli Ministry of Defense (as they were named by Israel):

Conflict Military deaths Civilian deaths Total deaths (not including foreigners) Military and/or Civilian wounded Total casualties
War of Independence 4,000 2,400 6,373 15,000 21,400
1951–1955 fedayeen attacks including Retribution operations Unknown Unknown 400-967 900-1,300 1,300–2,267
1956–1967 fedayeen attacks Unknown Unknown 178 1,574+ 1,752+
1968–1987 fedayeen attacks Unknown Unknown 567 Unknown Unknown
Sinai War 231 None 231 899 1,130
Samu Incident 1 0 1 10 11
Six Day War 776 None 776 4,517 5,293
War of Attrition 1,424 127 1,551 2,700 4,251+
Battle of Karameh 28 None 28 68 96
Operation Spring of Youth 2 None 2 None 2
Yom Kippur War 2,656 None 2,656 9,000 11,656
Operation Entebbe 1 4 5 15 20
1978 South Lebanon conflict 20 None 20 None 20
First Lebanon War 675 50 725 6,500 7,225
South Lebanon conflict (1982–2000) including 1993 Lebanon war and 1996 Lebanon war 256 90 636 1,200 1,836
First Intifada 1987–1993 60 100 160 500 660
Gulf War 0 2 2 230 232
Palestinian political violence 1993–2000 170 99 269 400 669
Second Intifada 2000–2008 including Operation Defensive Wall, 2004 Israel–Gaza conflict, 2006 Israel–Gaza conflict, and 2007–2008 Israel–Gaza conflict 332 731 1,063 8,800 9,863
2000–2006 Shebaa Farms conflict 16 7 23 19 42
Second Lebanon War 121 44 165 2,067 2,237
Operation Cast Lead 10 3 13 518 531
Current Palestinian and foreigner violence in Israel and the Palestinian Territories (since 19.01.2009) 13 32 45 312 357+
2010 Israel–Lebanon border clash 1 0 1 1 2

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