A Lebanese flag flying in the village of Shebaa, in southern Lebanon, facing the Israeli military position known as "Radar," near the occupied Shebaa Farms, on July 23, 2025. (Credit: Matthieu Karam/L'Orient-Le Jour)
Nearly "20,900 targets attacked" and "about 430 military operations" carried out in Gaza, Lebanon, Yemen, Syria, the West Bank and Iran in 2025: this is the tally presented by the Israeli army, which in turn accuses Hezbollah of carrying out "1,920 violations" of the cease-fire agreed in November 2024.
In a lengthy statement on X, the Israeli army's Arabic-language spokesperson Avichay Adraee said that "Israeli operational superiority was evident on all fronts" where it conducted attacks (Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, West Bank, Iran and Yemen), with "nearly 20,900 targets attacked across the different theaters and about 430 military operations carried out in all areas."
In Lebanon, the army said it "eliminated about 380 terrorists over the past year and attacked nearly 950 military targets, including 210 rocket launchers and weapons depots, about 140 military buildings and some 60 tunnel openings."
It also accused Hezbollah of violating the cease-fire agreement reached in November 2024 "1,920 times," as the army continues near-daily strikes in Lebanon and maintains a presence at five locations it considers strategic in the South.
While the Lebanese Army will soon complete the dismantling of the party's weapons south of the Litani River, by order of the government, Hezbollah refuses to hand over its weapons north of the river as long as Israel fails to respect the truce and withdraw from the country.
Among the Hezbollah leaders and members killed are, among others, Haytham Ali Tabataba'i, the party's chief of staff, Hassan Kamal, the anti-tank missile chief on the southern front, and Khodr Said Hashem, head of the al-Radwan unit's naval force.
19,530 targets hit in Gaza
In the Gaza Strip, the Israeli army says it "eliminated four terrorist brigade commanders, 14 battalion commanders, and 53 company commanders. In addition, around 19,530 terrorist targets were hit, about 13,910 terrorist infrastructure sites destroyed, and about 270 weapons depots attacked."
In the West Bank, Israeli forces claimed attacks against "about 230 terrorist elements" and said they had "arrested around 7,400 people wanted for security reasons, including about 1,190 Hamas members." They also "seized about 1,340 weapons and confiscated 'nearly 16.48 million' [with no further details] earmarked for terrorism financing. In addition, 30 homes and apartments belonging to terrorists responsible for heinous attacks were demolished."
In Iran, the Israeli army says it "struck about 1,500 targets and eliminated about 30 senior members of the Iranian regime's military command, as well as 11 nuclear scientists."
On the Yemeni front, it said it "conducted around 20 targeted military strikes using 180 fighter jets, hitting nearly 230 military targets and eliminating 13 commanders of the Houthi terrorist regime, including Mohammad al-Ghamari, the military chief of the Yemeni Islamists."
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