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Israel–Palestine War Live Map 🇮🇱
This map provides a near-real-time overview of the long-standing Israel-Palestine conflict. The current active phase was triggered by the October 7, 2023, attack on Israel led by Hamas, which prompted a large-scale military operation by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) in the Gaza Strip. The conflict also involves ongoing clashes and unrest in the West Bank and rocket fire directed at Israeli population centers.
To provide a detailed and timely view, our platform synthesizes information from a wide variety of sources. This includes geolocating footage and photos shared on social media, monitoring official statements from both Israeli and Palestinian authorities, and tracking reports from journalists and international observers. The OSINT mapping approach allows for the verification and visualization of events on the ground.
The map is updated continuously, with new information typically appearing within five minutes of being processed. It visualizes key incidents such as airstrikes, rocket alerts, ground incursions, and clashes. By presenting verified, geolocated data, this tool serves as a neutral resource for tracking the rapidly evolving military and security situation in Israel, Gaza, and the West Bank.
Sides of the conflict
// BelligerentsPalestine
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// More coverageWhat you'll find on the map
// FeaturesEvery event pinned to the Israel–Palestine map includes a title (in the original language plus automatic translations to PL/EN/UK/RU), a UTC timestamp, a category (strike, shelling, troop movement, diplomatic escalation), and a link to the original news source. Data can be filtered by date, category, or bounding box. Events older than 30 days are accessible only through the keyed REST API.
The map supports fullscreen mode, dark and light themes, infinite-scroll event lists, and — for Ukraine — an additional territorial-control layer based on publicly available cartographic data (updated daily). Every title can be reported as fake news; moderators review submissions daily.
FAQ — Israel–Palestine
// Questions and answersHow often is the Israel-Palestine war map updated?
The Israel-Palestine war map refreshes approximately every 5 minutes. IDF strikes in Gaza, rocket fire from Palestinian territories, and incidents in the West Bank are mapped in near-real-time.
Where does the Israel-Palestine conflict data come from?
Data is aggregated from publicly available OSINT reports: Israeli media (Times of Israel, Haaretz, Ynet), Palestinian sources (WAFA, Quds), IDF and Hamas statements, Red Crescent reports, and geolocated footage from social media.
What conflict does this map cover?
The current intensive phase of the Israel-Palestine conflict began with the 7 October 2023 Hamas attack and the IDF's large-scale operation in Gaza. The map covers Gaza, the West Bank, East Jerusalem and the northern border with Lebanon.
Can I use the REST API for the Israel-Palestine map?
Yes. The /v1/events?region=israelpalestine endpoint is available on API and API Premium plans. Data can be filtered by date, category (rocket strike, airstrike, ground operation) and bbox for Gaza or West Bank subsections.
Does the map show civilian casualties?
The map tags events with reported civilian casualties as a separate category, based on public OCHA UN reports, Red Crescent statements, and health ministry releases from both sides. Casualty numbers are always attributed to a specific source and report date.