Animated Map Reveals Countries Attacked by Israel in 2025

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Israel has carried out attacks on at least six countries this year, including Palestine, Iran, Lebanon, Qatar, Syria, and Yemen. According to data from Armed Conflict Location and Event Data (ACLED), an independent conflict monitor, Israel conducted at least 10,631 attacks between January 1 and December 5.

The data collected by ACLED includes violent events such as air and drone strikes, shelling, missile attacks, remote explosives, and other armed attacks. These events involve attacks by Israeli forces, but do not include settler violence or other types of assaults.

Gaza has been the deadliest area, with Israel killing more than 25,000 people this year and injuring at least 62,000. The area has also seen repeated violations of a ceasefire, resulting in the deaths of at least 400 Palestinians and injuries to over 1,100.

Israel has launched attacks across Palestine, including Gaza and the occupied West Bank, with an average of 25 attacks per day. Satellite imagery shows widespread destruction in Gaza City, with thousands of displaced people living in the area.

In addition to its actions in Palestine, Israel has also carried out attacks in Lebanon, where it has violated a ceasefire multiple times. The country has launched over 1,653 attacks across Lebanon this year, averaging nearly five per day. Satellite imagery shows entire areas flattened by Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon.

Israel has also targeted Iran, launching strikes on its main nuclear facility in Natanz and other sites. The United States joined the attacks, bombing three nuclear facilities in Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan.

These statistics are based on verified reports and may undercount the actual number of attacks due to reporting gaps in conflict zones.

Source: Al Jazeera