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Iran–Israel Conflict

Monitor Iran–Israel conflict events: missile exchanges, drone attacks, proxy activity, and interceptions. Source-linked reports with map and timeline.

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Yemen’s Houthis claim attacks on Red Sea tankers as US launches 12th night of strikes on Iran – Middle East crisis live

US military says it is degrading Tehran’s ability to threaten ships in strait of Hormuz; Houthis say tankers violated their blockade; US signs nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia Houthis claim strikes on two Saudi tankers as US attacks on Iran widen Earlier in the US day, before Iran’

The Iran–Israel conflict dimension spans direct strikes, proxy engagements, and a complex network of regional actors operating across multiple countries. War Activity Atlas tracks this conflict axis through events reported from Iran, Israel, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and Yemen — wherever incidents are attributed to the broader confrontation between the two states and their aligned forces.

Key event categories include Iranian ballistic missile salvos, Israeli airstrikes on Iranian-linked facilities, drone operations by proxy groups, interception reports from Iron Dome and allied air-defense systems, and naval incidents in regional waters. The conflict has also produced a significant volume of official statements, which we capture as statement-type events with links to official or media sources.

Proxy network activity — including Hezbollah operations in Lebanon, Houthi engagements from Yemen, and militia activity in Iraq and Syria — is included when source reporting attributes the incident to the broader Iran–Israel conflict arc. Each event is tagged with the country where it occurred and the originating source domain.

Because this conflict axis spans multiple geographies, the War Activity Atlas map view is especially useful for visualizing spatial patterns. The timeline playback feature allows you to step through escalation sequences and observe the geographic spread of related incidents over time.

Reports are reviewed for duplication and geographic accuracy before entering the feed. Events appear on this page as soon as they are confirmed by source outlets and have cleared the ingestion pipeline.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does this page include proxy group activity linked to Iran and Israel?
Yes. Events attributed to Hezbollah, Houthi forces, or other Iran-aligned groups are included when source reporting connects them to the Iran–Israel conflict arc.
Which countries are covered under the Iran–Israel conflict?
Events are sourced from Iran, Israel, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and Yemen wherever incidents are attributed to this conflict axis by reporting outlets.
How are missile interceptions tracked?
Interception events are logged when source reporting confirms a defensive action. We track both successful and attempted interceptions as separate event instances.
Are official government statements included?
Yes. Significant official statements — from the Israeli government, Iranian authorities, and allied groups — are captured as statement-type events with links to original sources.
What is the data freshness for Iran–Israel events?
The event feed refreshes every 5 minutes. Events appear as soon as they are confirmed by monitored source outlets and processed by our ingestion pipeline.