Israeli terror fatalities from 1967, from Jewish Virtual Library

1967	16
1968	39
1969	32
1970	17
1971	27
1972	1
1973	3
1974	16
1975	26
1976	5
1977	41
1978	12
1979	14
1980	10
1981	5
1982	2
1983	6
1984	7
1985	14
1986	7
1987	5
1988	14
1989	32
1990	23
1991	26
1992	39
1993	64 (38 before Oslo, 26 after Oslo)
1994	73
1995	52
1996	87
1997	31
1998	13
1999	4
2000	47
2001	206
2002	452
2003	214
2004 (Thru August )	97

The number of people killed by Palestinian terrorists in the five years immediately after the Oslo accord (256) was greater than the number killed in the 15 years preceding the agreement (216). During the six years of the first uprising (Dec. 9, 1987 to Sep. 9, 1993), 172 people were murdered. More than 1,000 Israelis have been killed during the "al-Aqsa uprising" beginning in September 2000.

Note: Figures include Israeli civilians and security personnel, and foreigners killed in Palestinian terrorist attacks in Israel and the territories. They do not include Palestinians killed by other Palestinians on suspicion of cooperating with Israel. The date of September 9, 1993, is used to mark the beginning of the Oslo process since it was on that date that PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat and Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin exchanged letters in which Arafat renounced terrorism and recognized Israel. These letters were incorporated into the Oslo Accords, which were signed on the White House lawn four days later.