#war data

[eretzyisrael]

WAR WITH IRAN - since Friday June 13th, 2025: Updated Data as of June 24, 2025, 4:30 PM (local time)

June 24th:

🔴Since early morning (local time), over 5 waves of missiles were fired by the Iranian regime towards Israel. Four people were murdered in southern Israel following a direct impact to a residential building. 

🔴The ceasefire set to take place 7:00am local time was broken by the Iranian regime which fired more missiles towards Israel’s north.

🔵The IDF retaliated taking down military targets in Iran. As of now, no incidents were reported. 

In Total:

🔴Iranian regime fired over 560 missiles and 1,110 attack drones towards innocent Israeli civilians.

🔴More than 65 impact sites, including residential buildings. 

🔴29 murdered. Amongst them children.

🔴 Over 3,431 people injured. 

🔴 Over 10,996 people evacuated from their homes. Damages estimated so far over 2 billion shekels. 

🔴 As of now, Israel remains on high alert. No changes to Home Front Command instructions.

[globalvoices]

If you’re rooting for Israel, you might have seen videos of rocket launches by Hamas adjacent to Shifa Hospital. Alternatively, if you’re pro-Palestinian, you might have seen the following report on an alleged IDF sniper who admitted on Instagram to murdering 13 Gazan children.

While war rages on the ground in Gaza and across Israeli skies, there’s an all-out information war unraveling in social networked spaces.

Israelis and their proponents are likely to see IDF videos such as this one detailing arms and tunnels found within mosques passed around in their social media feeds, while Palestinian groups are likely to pass around images displaying the sheer destruction caused by IDF forces to Gazan mosques. One side sees videos of rockets intercepted in the Tel-Aviv skies, and other sees the lethal aftermath of a missile attack on a Gazan neighborhood. The better we get at modeling user preferences, the more accurately we construct recommendation engines that fully capture user attention. In a way, we are building personalized propaganda engines that feeds users content which makes them feel good and throws away the uncomfortable bits. We used to be able to hold media accountable for misinforming the public. Now we only have ourselves to blame.

Israel, Gaza, War & Data – The Art of Personalizing Propaganda