Muchasi |Fatah representative to Cyprus |Killed in hotel room. |rowspan=6|Mossad<ref>Blake W. Mobley, Terrorism and Counterintelligence: How Terrorist Groups Elude Detection Terrorism and Counterintelligence: How Terrorist Groups Elude Detection,] Columbia University Press, 2012 p.91.</ref>Anthony H. Cordesman, Peace and War: The Arab-Israeli Military Balance Enters the 21st Century, Greenwood Publishing 2002 p.324. |- |June 28, 1973 |Paris | |Mohammad Boudia |Black September operations officer |Killed by pressure-activated mine under his car seat. |- |July 21, 1973 |Lillehammer | |Attempted killing of Ali Hassan Salameh |High-ranked leader in the PLO and Black September who was behind the 1972 Munich Olympic Games massacre |Ahmed Bouchiki, an innocent waiter believed to be Ali Hassan Salameh, killed by gunmen. Known as the Lillehammer affair. |- |March 27, 1978 |East Berlin | |Wadie Haddad |PFLP commander, who masterminded several plane hijackings in the 1960s and 1970s. |He apparently died of cancer in an East Berlin hospital, reportedly untraced by Mossad. Mossad never claimed responsibility. Aaron Klein states that Mossad passed on through a Palestinian contact a gift of chocolates laced with a slow poison, which effectively caused his death several months later. |- |January 22, 1979 |Beirut | |Ali Hassan Salameh |High-ranked leader in the PLO and Black September who was behind the 1972 Munich Olympic Games massacre |Killed by a remote-controlled car bomb, along with four bodyguards and four innocent bystanders. |} 1980s 1990s 2000s 2000, September 29–2001, April 25. According to Palestinian sources, the IDF assassinated 13 political activists in Area A under full Palestinian Authority, with 9 civilian casualties. 2001 Israel killed 35 suspected Palestinian militants. 2002 Israel killed 72 suspected militants.2003 (August) The Israeli government authorized the killing of Hamas's entire political leadership in Gaza, 'without further notice,' in a method called 'the hunting season' in order to strengthen the position of moderates and Mahmoud Abbas. 2005''' In February Israel announced a suspension of targeted killings, while reserving the right to kill allegedly 'ticking bombs'. 2010s 2020s See also Targeted killings by Israel Defense Forces Targeted Killing in International Law'' (2008) Folke Bernadotte List of Mossad operations References Lists of assassinations Israeli Security Forces Assassinations Israeli–Palestinian conflict-related lists Targeted killing Assassinations he:סיכול ממוקד#פלסטינים שחוסלו בסיכול ממוקד