According to the data, approximately 14,000 militants in Gaza have been eliminated with high certainty, and an additional 3,000 with medium to low certainty since the start of the war. Among those killed were 8 commanders at the brigade level and above, about 30 battalion-level commanders, and around 165 company-level commanders. In the northern front, over 800 militants were killed, including around 90 commanders, and in the Central Command, over 690 militants were eliminated.
Operational activities included approximately 40,300 aerial strikes in Gaza, the destruction of over 1,000 rocket launch sites and mortar launchers, and the discovery of about 4,700 tunnel shafts. In the northern front, around 4,900 aerial targets and 6,000 ground targets were attacked. The navy carried out approximately 172,000 operational sea hours, while the air force logged over 360,000 flight hours.
Rocket Attacks and Responses
Throughout the year, approximately 13,200 rockets were fired at Israel from Gaza, 12,400 from Lebanon, around 60 from Syria, about 180 from Yemen, and around 400 from Iran. The IDF responded with air defense systems and retaliatory strikes.
Logistical Support
In terms of logistics, the IDF provided vast amounts of equipment to soldiers, including about 69,700 personal weapons, 94,000 ceramic vests, and around 1.2 million sets of uniforms. In the food sector, nearly 4 million combat meal packs were distributed, along with approximately 28,000 tons of fruits and vegetables and 8,000 tons of meat.
Soldier Care
The IDF also focused on psychological care for soldiers, treating around 15,000 cases of stress-related injuries, 82% of whom returned to combat. Additionally, around 2,000 soldiers were treated for combat stress reactions, 85% of whom resumed combat duties.
Reserve Call-Ups
The mobilization of reserves was extensive, with approximately 300,000 reservists called up since the beginning of the war. Of these, about 18% were women and 82% men. The age breakdown shows that 46.56% of the reservists were aged 20-29, and 27.65% were aged 30-39.
Strengthening the Home Front
The IDF also invested in strengthening the home front, with approximately 950 soldiers assisting communities and around 170 soldiers helping evacuees from the Gaza border area in reception centers. The IDF’s “Magal and Herev” unit of the Education and Youth Corps is deployed in about 18 towns and municipalities near the Gaza Strip to bolster resilience on the home front.
The report reflects the combined effort of the IDF on both the frontlines and the home front, while handling complex operational and logistical challenges. The IDF emphasized that the data are accurate as of the time of the report’s publication and are subject to updates as the situation develops.
