Inside Israel’s relentless campaign: Tens of thousands of targets hit from Gaza, Lebanon, Yemen and Iran

The IDF reports roughly 19,530 targets struck, around 13,910 terror infrastructures destroyed, and about 270 weapons depots hit in Gaza.

By Shmuli Volkin, Jewish Breaking News

The IDF’s newly released year-end snapshot pulls back the curtain on what “multi-front” really meant: roughly 20,900 targets struck across all arenas, about 430 operations, and a reserves surge of roughly 306,830 mobilized—while the Navy logged around 130,000 hours at sea and carried out about 50 strikes from the water.

But the most revealing number sits in the shadows: Military Intelligence’s Unit 504 interrogated roughly 3,100 captured terrorists—about 1,500 in field interrogations and another 1,600 inside facilities.

That pipeline is where tactical truth gets extracted fast: identities, command chains, tunnel routes, weapons caches, safe houses, and the kind of near-real-time tips that turn a raid into a clean hit and a missed target into a name on a board.

In Gaza, the IDF reports roughly 19,530 targets struck, around 13,910 terror infrastructures destroyed, and about 270 weapons depots hit.

Newly unveiled figures say Israel killed around 2,100 Hamas terrorists over the year.

This is the grinding work of dismantling a terrorist army that embedded itself among civilian infrastructure—piece by piece, cell by cell, tunnel by tunnel.

Up north, Israel’s enforcement campaign against Hezbollah’s violations stayed active: the IDF reports about 380 terrorists eliminated, around 950 targets struck, and roughly 1,920 ceasefire violations attributed to Hezbollah.

That matters because deterrence isn’t a speech—it’s what happens after the agreement is signed, when terrorists test the line anyway.

In Judea & Samaria, the numbers point to relentless pressure on terror networks: about 7,400 terrorists arrested (including roughly 1,190 Hamas operatives), around 1,340 weapons seized, and roughly ₪16.48 million in terror funds confiscated—alongside targeted airstrikes and dozens of home demolitions tied to attackers.

Beyond Israel’s borders, the IDF also published figures tied to direct action against Iran and its proxy ecosystem: roughly 1,500 “objectives” and 900 “targets” struck in the Iran arena, along with 11 nuclear scientists and 30 senior regime figures reported eliminated under the framework of Operation “With a Lion.”

In Yemen, the IDF reports about 20 major strikes, roughly 230 targets hit, around 180 fighter jets participating, and 13 Houthi military leaders eliminated.

At home, the Home Front Command’s pace shows how a nation stays functional under fire: about 1,500 mobile shelters placed, around 200 shelters renovated, roughly 100 sirens installed, and about 1.58 million calls handled by the 104 hotline.

The price is real—91 fallen and 821 wounded cited in the year’s war-related figures—yet the operational picture is equally clear: Israel fought a layered, intelligence-driven campaign against Iran-backed terror across multiple fronts, while keeping its civilians protected and its forces moving.