1/ Since the first Gaza Humanitarian Foundation site opened on May 27, Airwars has documented more than 200 allegations of civilian harm in the vicinity of aid sites. So far, we’ve published 17 of these cases: tinyurl.com/3f9yuvkw

2/ In October 2023, we had already found the number of journalists killed to be comparable to the average number of media workers killed in conflict settings globally per year over the last 30 years. gaza-patterns-harm.airwars.org#civilian-env...

1/ Anas al-Sharif’s reporting was pivotal in showing the world the reality of the war in Gaza. Our documentation teams have relied on Anas and journalists all over Gaza as they visit strike sites, interview family members, and capture critical testimony. airwars.org/conflict/isr...

1/ NEW: As the U.S. appears on the brink of another war, Airwars reveals dangerous precedent for civilians set by Trump’s Yemen campaign trump-yemen.airwars.org/operation-ro...

1/ Our new investigation on unprecedented civilian harm caused by the U.S.’ latest campaign in Yemen covered by The Guardian www.theguardian.com/world/2025/j...

Collections A new feature which allows us to bring together all the different parts of our work on a particular subject. Our first collection is about patterns of civilian harm under the new Trump administration. airwars.org/collection/

Conflicts we monitor From Gaza to Ukraine, from Yemen to Somalia, it's now easier to see where our teams document some of the world's most deadly wars, and to see our record of the civilians killed in them. airwars.org/conflict/

Today we launch our redesigned website - a comprehensive resource for civilian harm documentation and accountability. Explore some elements of the new site (🧵): airwars.org

The New Yorker's Madeleine Baran and @airwars.bsky.social's @emilytripp.bsky.social at #LoganSymposium2025 discuss the 2006 massacre at Haditha and the four-year investigation for the "In the Dark" podcast. Baron: "This was something done in the name of the U.S. government."

The Civilian Protection Monitor is the first public monitoring dashboard measuring state policy and practice on civilian harm mitigation and response, based on analysis of open source information.

*Reminder: Event announcement* In collaboration with @paxforpeace.nl, we're thrilled to announce the launch of the Civilian Protection Monitor: Join us at our online launch on Tuesday 15th April at 4-5.30pm CET by registering through this form: lnkd.in/eiWKVRpZ.

6/ “Even when comparing like with like: in the first week of Biden's bombing campaign in Yemen there were no civilian casualties recorded.” - @ionacraig.com, Yemen Data Project. Read the full article here: trump-yemen.airwars.org

5/ In one of the deadliest civilian harm incidents on the first day of Trump’s strikes, at least five civilians were reported killed in two houses- including a woman and four children. airwars.org/civilian-cas...

4/ Initial indications suggest the Trump administration is choosing targets that pose a more direct risk to civilians and may indicate a higher tolerance to the risk of civilian harm

3/ Airwars analysed all public allegations of civilian harm in Yemen, and conducted a comparative review of hundreds of official statements released under the current Trump and previous Biden administrations.

2/ On March 15th Trump resumed U.S. strikes on Houthi militants in Yemen, after the Biden administration's 2024 campaign. Trump called Biden's response "pathetically weak," saying the previous administration failed to deter Houthi attacks in the Red Sea. x.com/POTUS/status...

1/ NEW: You read about the leaked Signal group between top U.S. national security leaders, but what happened in the strikes they authorised? And what does this say about the new administration’s approach to warfare? trump-yemen.airwars.org

You can see Airwars' short film, The Killings They Tweeted, here: idf-tweets-gaza.airwars.org

Al-Jazeera English's Fault Lines also won The Peter Jennings Award for their documentary "The Night Won’t End" - revealing the human cost of the war in Gaza - in which Airwars Director @emilytripp.bsky.social and NYT's @sanjanamv.bsky.social were interviewed.

Airwars has won an Overseas Press Club award for our investigation into civilians killed by Israeli airstrikes in Gaza. The Kim Wall Award recognises creative and dynamic storytelling. We are honoured to be recognised alongside organisations such as NYT, WSJ and others. x.com/opcofamerica...

New: Airwars has documented at least four incidents of civilian harm from alleged U.S. airstrikes against the Houthis in Yemen in the last week. At least 15 civilians were reported killed in these strikes, and at least 25 others injured. airwars.org/civilian-cas...

Airwars director Emily Tripp spoke to the @theguardian.com about the IDF's wave of airstrikes on Gaza overnight and subsequent reports of large-scale civilian harm www.theguardian.com/world/live/2...

In April, CIR will host its second edition of the CIR Open Source Film Awards! Today, we are sharing finalists from the mid-form category👇

Airwars' The Killings They Tweeted - an analysis of Israeli military strike footage in Gaza - is a finalist in the CIR Open Source Film Awards mid-form category. You can view the film here: idf-tweets-gaza.airwars.org bsky.app/profile/cen4...

This Thursday the team behind @munitionsportal.bsky.social , from @airwars.bsky.social and Armament Research Services (ARES), will be sharing how you can use their free tool to identify munitions. Join us on Discord at 5pm CET/12pm EDT: discord.gg/3u4SVNuP?eve...

Airwars recorded only one strike in North West Syria on February 25. This image posted by The White Helmets appears to match the details of a UK Ministry of Defence statement on the strike. The @munitionsportal.bsky.social is reviewing the image to identify munition debris. x.com/DefenceHQ/st...

Since the fragile Gaza ceasefire, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians have returned home. Airwars’ new short film, A Long Return, presents two videos of the same road taken before and after the war, showing how 'home' has been rendered unrecognisable. long-return.airwars.org

Airwars' new tool allows users to search the names of all Palestinians killed in the war, as published by the Ministry of Health in Gaza. When the death was also recorded in Airwars' open-source documentation, the link to the incident report is included. airwars.org/research/moh...

The Ministry of Health in Gaza has released the names and IDs of tens of thousands of Palestinians killed. To aid our own documentation, Airwars built a tool to search these lists - which were only released as PDFs. Today, we're making that tool public: airwars.org/research/moh...

The new issue of Fragments is out, featuring an article on OS methods used in our @airwars.bsky.social investigation, 'The Killings They Tweeted'. I wrote about the importance of interrogating military narratives of precision when it comes to the deployment of munitions in densely populated areas.

4/5 Rowena De Silva shares the open-source investigative methods of @airwars.bsky.social used in their recent investigation of IDF strike footage in Gaza, where more than 400 civilians were likely killed in just 17 strikes.

📢 1/5 Vol. 2, Issue 4 of Fragments: Explosive Weapons Monitor Quarterly is out now! This issue shares the impacts on civilians of #EWIPA during nearly 500 days of conflict in Gaza, including life-changing injuries, devastating losses and destroyed civilian infrastructure. ➡️ bit.ly/41aa3Hz

Hear Airwars' director @emilytripp.bsky.social speaking with Bill Law on The Arab Digest podcast - "Israel, war crimes and a case to answer" podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/i...

Determining the true scale of lives lost in Syria’s 14-year conflict is essential for accountability and transitional justice. But is a final civilian casualty count possible? for @newlinesmag.bsky.social newlinesmag.com/argument/tal...

NEW: How does the scale of harm in Gaza compare to other conflicts? Our new report presents a unique analysis of where and how thousands of civilians were killed in the first 25 days in Gaza - and how these patterns are unprecedented in modern warfare. gaza-patterns-harm.airwars.org

In support of the Assad regime, Russian forces bombarded Syrian homes, hospitals, markets, schools, mosques for nearly a decade. Our team identified more than 4,000 incidents of civilian harm, with more than 15,000 civilians allegedly killed. airwars.org/research/pat...