Public Database of the October 7 Events and Iron Swords War
This database includes information about those murdered, fallen, and kidnapped on October 7, 2023, and in the following war. It includes details such as age and place of residence, and more importantly, the location and nature of the incident—whether it was a battlefield death, murder, abduction, or injury leading to death. If the death occurred in a different location, that is also recorded.
The information was voluntarily collected by civilians to provide the public with a single accurate and comprehensive source about the disaster.
The data table is available as a
Google Sheet,
and is also accessible as a
CSV file
on GitHub. The data is based on open sources, including interviews and media reports, and has been reviewed and cross-checked. Names were verified where possible against official memorial sites (IDF, National Insurance Institute, Police). Additional data was gathered from social media and directly from families who wished to share or correct information.
This entire project was done voluntarily by concerned citizens. Our goal is to document the crimes, commemorate the victims, and avoid errors, contradictory reports, or fake information. In some cases, there is no accurate information due to lack of documentation during the event or the discovery of the body. However, almost every case includes at least the approximate location of the incident. If you have information that can improve the database, please contact us at info@oct7database.com.
The map showing the names of victims is available in the “Materials & Information” section above.
Table Usage Instructions
To find details about a fallen soldier, victim, or hostage, use the "Free search" field. You can search by first and last name, first name and residence, etc. You can filter the data using the panels above the table, by event location, date, etc. This allows you to compile lists such as female hostages from Nir Oz, fallen soldiers at Nahal Oz outpost, etc. There are buttons to download an Excel file of the filtered table and the full table. To create a new filter, click the "Reset" button. Narrowing the list to a single name, or clicking on a row in the table, will open a map showing the event location, if known. Partial English support is available.
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