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Now 14Security

IDF Details War Efforts and Post-Oct. 7th Reforms

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Hebrew · 12 newsrooms covering

Three years after the October 7th attacks, the IDF has released figures showing approximately 100,000 targets attacked across multiple fronts, including Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and Iran. Israel faced over 31,000 projectiles, and 970 soldiers have been killed in operational incidents, though over 70% of wounded soldiers have returned to service. The military has also implemented extensive reforms in intelligence, readiness, and defense strategies following the initial failures.

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  • The IDF has attacked approximately 100,000 targets since the war began, with the majority in Gaza.
  • Over 31,000 projectiles were fired at Israel from various fronts, including Gaza and Lebanon.
  • 970 soldiers have been killed in operational incidents, but over 70% of wounded soldiers returned to service.
  • The IDF's reserve forces have expanded by about 36%, and 45,000 wanted individuals were arrested in the West Bank.
  • Extensive reforms have been implemented in intelligence gathering, early warning systems, and operational readiness.
  • New defense concepts and strengthened infrastructure have been introduced in Gaza and northern Israel.
IDF Details War Efforts and Post-Oct. 7th Reforms
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Three years after the October 7th massacre and the outbreak of war, the IDF has released figures detailing its military operations and the reforms implemented in response to the failures of that day. Since the war began, approximately 100,000 targets have been attacked across various fronts. The majority of these, around 65,000, were in the Gaza Strip, with an additional 28,000 targets struck in Lebanon and Syria, and approximately 4,500 in Iran. Israel faced a significant barrage of over 31,000 projectiles fired from multiple fronts, including about 10,200 from Gaza and 20,000 from Lebanon.

The human cost of the conflict has been substantial, with 970 soldiers falling in operational circumstances. However, the IDF reported a positive outcome regarding wounded soldiers, with over 70% of those injured returning to service. The reserve forces have seen a considerable expansion, growing by approximately 36%, with new units and frameworks established.

In the West Bank, security forces apprehended around 45,000 wanted individuals, including weapons dealers and individuals planning attacks. Over 3,800 weapons and more than 46 million shekels intended for terrorism were seized. The IDF also detailed significant blows to Hamas's command structure, with the elimination of numerous leaders at various levels, from brigade commanders to platoon leaders.

Reforms have been deeply integrated into the IDF's operational and intelligence doctrines. The Intelligence Directorate (Aman) has re-prioritized early warning capabilities, updated threat assessment models, and enhanced alert centers. The Air Force has quadrupled its readiness levels, and significant defensive infrastructure has been bolstered in communities near the Gaza border, including new outposts and strengthened obstacles. New defense concepts have also been adopted in the Northern Command, focusing on proactive measures against enemy entrenchment, and a new division has been established in the Central Command to address threats from the east.

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