Occupation reveals operation figures after 3 years
Three years after the October 7, 2023 attack, the Israeli occupation army revealed the results of its military operations during this period, targeting approximately 100,000 objectives in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, Iran, and Yemen. The Chief of Staff, Iyal Zamir, admitted that the attack represents a "bitter failure" and attributed it to the unexpected preparedness, warning of a repeat of the surprise scenario. The forces carried out around 65,000 airstrikes in Gaza, 28,000 in Lebanon and Syria, 4,500 in Iran, and 80 targets in Yemen. They also recorded over 10,200 shooting operations from the Gaza Strip, 20,000 attacks from Lebanon, 1,200 from Iran, 90 from Yemen, and 50 from Syria. Additionally, approximately 45,000 Palestinians were arrested or detained, more than 3,800 weapons were destroyed, and over 46 million shekels were stolen to fund armed activities. In the context of updating preparedness, Zamir linked the October events to the 1973 crisis, emphasizing the need for sudden readiness, along with efforts to develop and expand reserve forces and rebuild military strength. The reserve troop numbers have increased by 36% over the past three years, and new combat units have been established to confront multiple fronts. Zamir announced that the 38th Division would shift from a training framework to an operational unit, and the forces are working to draw lessons from previous failures to enhance readiness and prepare for any future threats.
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