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Ongoing Story· Day 2

IDF Readiness Assessed Three Years After October 7 Hamas Attack

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IDF Summarizes 3 Years of War, Releases Lessons from Oct. 7

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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) released statistics on its third anniversary of the Oct. 7 attack, detailing over 30,000 rocket attacks from various fronts and approximately 100,000 hostile targets struck. The Defense Ministry has treated over 30,000 wounded soldiers, with significant numbers suffering severe injuries. The IDF highlighted the elimination of senior leaders of enemy groups and acknowledged intelligence failures, leading to the establishment of new units and expansion of manpower to prepare for future threats.

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  • IDF reports over 30,000 rocket attacks and 100,000 targets struck in three years since Oct. 7.
  • Over 30,000 soldiers and security personnel have been treated for injuries since the war began.
  • IDF acknowledges intelligence failures and is establishing new units to enhance multi-front combat capabilities.
  • Nearly all senior leaders of Hamas, Hezbollah, Iran, and Houthis have been killed by Israeli strikes.
  • The IDF's reserve force has increased by approximately 36% over the past three years.
IDF Summarizes 3 Years of War, Releases Lessons from Oct. 7
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