Israel carried out airstrikes on Gaza on 36 out of the past 40 days, according to an analysis of military activity during the ongoing regional conflict, highlighting the sustained intensity of operations in the territory.
The report indicates that bombardments continued even as attention shifted toward escalating tensions involving Iran, underscoring that military operations in Gaza have remained largely uninterrupted. Civilian areas have been repeatedly affected, with infrastructure damage and displacement continuing to rise, according to humanitarian agencies.
Israeli officials maintain that strikes are targeting militant infrastructure, while critics argue the frequency of attacks raises concerns over proportionality and civilian impact.
The findings come amid broader regional instability, with simultaneous conflicts stretching across multiple fronts. Humanitarian groups warn that the sustained pace of strikes is worsening conditions for Gaza’s population, where access to basic services remains severely limited.
