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Ten named operations and campaigns — every one since 2020, measured in the same unit — Home Front Command alerts. Some wars are a violent night; some are a two-year grind. The May 2021 Gaza war, the biggest of its era, produced 6,325 alerts in twelve days. The June 2025 Israel–Iran war produced three times that in the same span — and the war that began in February 2026 has passed 83,000, more than every previous round combined.
Each circle is one operation — the further right, the longer it lasted; the higher, the more intense the average day. Circle area = total alerts. Both axes are logarithmic. Click a circle to fire that war's salvo across the chart.
Intensity = alerts per calendar day across the window. Iran's single-night barrages sit top-left; the Houthi drip-campaign bottom-right; the 2026 war top-right.
Every operation ranked by total alerts in its window. The marker on each bar is its single worst day.
Windows overlap after Oct 7, 2023 — front-specific campaigns count only that actor's attributed alerts; Iron Swords and the 2026 war count everything inside their dates.