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When Do They Strike?

Alerts happen around the clock — there is no safe hour. But the data reveals clear patterns: a 10am peak, and Saturday as the single most targeted day of the week. Press Run to watch the hour-by-hour breakdown reveal itself.

Hamas
Hezbollah
Houthis
Iran
Alerts by Hour of Day — per actor
Inner → outer: Hamas · Houthis · Hezbollah · Iran. Band width reflects each actor's share (√-scaled, with a minimum so small actors stay visible). Wedge fill = that hour's count vs that actor's own peak.
Alerts by Day of Week
Saturday is the single busiest day by a wide margin.

Weekday bar: all 160,000+ alerts, 2020–2026. The clock shows the four attributed actors only — unattributed alerts (mostly pre-Oct 2023) are excluded.

Who Attacks When

Each actor has a signature time-of-day pattern. Iran clusters heavily around 10am strikes. Hezbollah runs from mid-morning into evening. Houthis operate disproportionately through the small hours of the night.

4 actors × 24 hours — each row coloured relative to that actor's own busiest hour. Attributed alerts only.