According to a report published on Wednesday, the Israel Defense Forces have struck nearly 100,000 targets since the October 7 assault, outlining the military’s defensive achievements over the subsequent three years.
The breakdown indicates that approximately 65,000 of these strikes took place in Gaza, while 28,000 occurred across Lebanon and Syria, 4,500 in Iran, and 80 in Yemen.
The document further itemized the ballistic missiles launched from each location, tallying 50 from Syria, 1,200 from Iran, 20,000 from Lebanon, 10,200 from Gaza, and 90 from Yemen.
The report also featured a graphic illustrating high-ranking adversaries neutralized by the military.
The individuals listed include senior officials from Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
Identified as killed are Hezbollah’s former Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah and former Executive Council head Hashem Safieddine, alongside Hamas political bureau fourth chairman Yahya Sinwar, Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades sixth commander Mohammed Deif, IRGC Aerospace Force Commander Ali Hajizadeh, and IRGC Commander-in-Chief Hossein Salami, among many others.
Key Achievements and Lessons Across IDF Commands
Additionally, the report detailed the lessons learned and accomplishments realized by various defense branches during the three-year conflict.
For instance, the Southern Command established roughly 40 new outposts, whereas the Intelligence Division created a specialized data unit focused on preserving and extracting intelligence.
The Air Force adapted by formulating dedicated commands and decentralizing operational authority to better handle sudden scenarios.
Central Command oversaw the creation of the 96th “Gilead” Division on the eastern border, along with the Dead Sea Air Command for regional defense.
Home Front Command focused on enhancing warning and defense systems, including extending warning times and tailoring them to the specific threat and location.
The Technology and Logistics Division launched an “acceleration” program designed to rapidly restore weapons and infrastructure to operational status.
Data regarding military personnel was also included, noting that 970 soldiers have been killed since the war began and emphasizing the troops’ readiness to engage in defense operations.
The report indicated that over 70% of wounded soldiers were returned to service, with reserve forces growing by approximately 36%.
Finally, the document listed the nine new divisions established within the military over the past three years, including the Hashomer Brigade, the David Brigades, and Division 38.
