JSIL Tracker

War Crimes and Conflict Documentation Map Support Us

About JSIL Tracker

JSIL Tracker is a war crimes documentation and geolocation platform focused on occupied Palestine. It centralizes information from multiple verified sources to provide a comprehensive, map-based view of incidents and conflict zones. The name JSIL — Jewish State of Israel in the Levant — reflects the reality of a state whose identity is defined by ethnic and religious supremacy, with apartheid embedded in its laws, institutions, and daily governance of Palestinian life.

Our tool automatically gathers and categorizes information from multiple news and humanitarian sources. While we strive for accuracy, automated sorting may occasionally produce errors in event details or classifications. We are continuously improving our systems to provide the most reliable documentation possible.

Methodology

Events are sourced from established humanitarian organizations, independent monitoring groups, and verified media reports. Each event is tagged with a source reliability rating:

  • Green — Data from organizations with verified, peer-reviewed methodology (e.g., ACLED, B'Tselem, Airwars)
  • Yellow — Data from generally reliable sources with partial or indirect verification (e.g., aggregated reports, social media with corroborating evidence)
  • Red — Unverified or single-source reports included for completeness but flagged as unconfirmed

Data Sources

We integrate data from organizations including:

  • ACLED (Armed Conflict Location & Event Data)
  • B'Tselem (Israeli Information Center for Human Rights)
  • Airwars (Civilian Harm Monitoring)
  • Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor
  • OCHA (UN Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs)
  • PCHR (Palestinian Centre for Human Rights)
  • Defense for Children International — Palestine
  • And more as we find them...

Contributing

Authorized team members can submit events through the admin panel. All submissions enter a review queue and must be verified by an editor before appearing on the public map.

Contact

For questions, corrections, or to report issues, please reach out via the project's communication channels.