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IDF Details Three Years of War Accomplishments, Citing Nearly 100,000 Targets Struck

Three years after the October 7, 2023, attacks, the IDF has released comprehensive operational statistics detailing its military campaign across multiple fronts. The military reported striking approximately 100,000 targets, including 65,000 in the Gaza Strip, 28,000 in Lebanon and Syria, 4,500 in Iran, and 80 in Yemen.

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IDF Details Three Years of War Accomplishments, Citing Nearly 100,000 Targets Struck
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  1. 01The IDF struck approximately 100,000 targets across multiple fronts, including 65,000 in Gaza and 28,000 in Lebanon and Syria.
  2. 02Israel faced over 31,500 projectile launches, with 20,000 originating from Lebanon and 10,200 from the Gaza Strip.
  3. 03The military reported that 970 Israeli soldiers and security personnel have been killed in operational circumstances since the war began.
  4. 04Over 70% of wounded combat soldiers have recovered and returned to active service during the three-year conflict.
  5. 05The IDF reserve forces system expanded by 36%, with reservists serving an average of 80 to 100 days annually.
  6. 06In Judea and Samaria, security forces detained 45,000 individuals and seized over 3,800 weapons and 46 million shekels.
  7. 07The IDF estimates it has eliminated over 24,000 terrorists in Gaza and 1,600 inside Israel since October 7, 2023.

During the same period, Israel faced a barrage of over 31,500 projectiles, including rockets, missiles, and drones. Lebanon was the source of approximately 20,000 launches, while 10,200 originated from Gaza, 1,200 from Iran, 90 from Yemen, and 50 from Syria. The IDF estimates it has eliminated over 24,000 terrorists in Gaza and 1,600 inside Israel during the initial October 7 attack, including high-ranking leaders from Hamas and Hezbollah.

The human cost of the conflict includes 970 Israeli soldiers and security personnel killed in operational circumstances. Over 30,000 wounded personnel have sought treatment, with 6,424 soldiers officially reported as wounded, though over 70% of wounded combat soldiers have successfully returned to active service. To meet operational demands, the reserve forces system expanded by 36%, with reservists serving an average of 80 to 100 days annually.

In Judea and Samaria, security forces detained or questioned approximately 45,000 individuals, including arms dealers and those planning immediate attacks. Operations in the region also led to the confiscation of over 3,800 weapons and more than 46 million shekels intended for terrorism.

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