IDF Releases War Data: 100,000 Targets Struck, 31,500 Launches at Israel

In commemoration of the three-year mark since the October 7th attack and the subsequent outbreak of war, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has released comprehensive data on its combat operations across all fronts. The military reported striking approximately 100,000 targets since the conflict began. These strikes were distributed across various theaters, with the Gaza Strip accounting for around 65,000 targets. Operations against Hezbollah infrastructure and other terror elements in Lebanon and Syria involved approximately 28,000 strikes. The IDF also conducted strikes against roughly 4,500 targets in Iran and around 80 targets in Yemen linked to Houthi rebel infrastructure.

In terms of incoming threats, Israel faced an estimated 31,500 launches from multiple fronts. Lebanon was responsible for approximately 20,000 projectiles, including rockets, missiles, and drones. The Gaza Strip saw about 10,200 launches directed at southern and central Israel. Iran launched approximately 1,200 missiles, while Yemen accounted for about 90 launches, and Syria for around 50.

The human cost of the war was also detailed, with 970 soldiers falling in operational circumstances since the fighting began. On a more positive note, the IDF highlighted that over 70% of soldiers wounded in action have recovered, rehabilitated, and returned to active duty.

Beyond the multi-front warfare, security forces in Judea and Samaria (the West Bank) conducted daily operations to prevent the opening of additional fronts. These efforts resulted in the arrest or detention of approximately 45,000 individuals, including terror operatives, arms traffickers, and those planning immediate attacks. Additionally, over 3,800 weapons of various types were confiscated, and more than 46 million shekels designated for terror and criminal activities were seized.