According to statistical data from Israeli officials, the number of warnings for rocket and drone attacks - and the infiltration of 'terrorists' - has significantly decreased in recent weeks compared to the barrages launched from Gaza in the first week of the war. According to the 'Times of Israel', during the first four hours of Hamas's attack on October 7, over 3,000 rockets were fired. Since then, an estimated 7,000 more rockets have been launched, but at a much slower rate. Based on data from the 'Home Front Command' of the Israeli army, 3,523 warnings were activated between October 7 and 14. The vast majority of warnings were issued for rocket attacks, although a few drone attacks and some potential 'infiltration' warnings were also present. In the week of October 15 to 21, the Home Front Command issued 818 warnings, in the week of October 22 to 28, 802 warnings, and in the week of October 29 to November 4, 582 warnings. In the past week from November 5 to 12, with the downward trend continuing, 455 warnings were issued. The Israeli army believes that Hamas is stockpiling rockets for a prolonged war, but this 'terrorist group' is also facing difficulties in launching attacks from northern Gaza, which the army has gained ground control over. Some warnings in recent weeks were activated due to attacks from Lebanon by Hezbollah and Palestinian groups supported by the Islamic Republic of Iran in northern Israel, as well as missile and drone attacks by the Houthis from Yemen targeting Eilat. Arash Sigarachi: If Hezbollah continues its attacks, an Israeli assault on Lebanon is inevitable. The Israeli army has besieged the Shifa hospital in Gaza; again, the 'Hamas shell' is involved. Israeli Defense Minister: The only way to help bring back Israeli hostages is through military pressure. Israel: We sent 300 liters of fuel to the 'Shifa' hospital; Hamas took the fuel. Netanyahu: Hamas rejected Israel's request to provide fuel to the Shifa hospital. The Israeli army targeted Hezbollah positions in Lebanon. Israeli war cabinet minister: Syrian and Iranian executioners cannot preach to us.
Israeli Army Statistical Data Indicates a 'Significant Decrease' in Rocket Attack Warnings Since the Start of the War
Israeli officials report a significant decrease in rocket attack warnings since the initial barrage from Hamas on October 7, with a total of 3,523 warnings issued in the first week and a declining trend thereafter. The Israeli army believes Hamas is stockpiling rockets for a prolonged conflict while facing challenges in launching attacks from northern Gaza. The situation remains tense with ongoing threats from Hezbollah and Iranian-backed groups.
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Israeli army reports decreased rocket attack warnings amid ongoing conflict with Hamas and threats from Hezbollah.
- Israeli army attack Hezbollah positions
- Israeli officials announce Hamas
- Israeli Defense Minister freeze Hamas
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