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Special Investigation

UNDER
FIRE

Six years of rocket, missile, and drone alerts across Israel — every single one recorded, mapped, and analysed. This is what the data looks like.

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01 Graphs 3 visualisations
Area Chart · Weekly
Six Years of Alerts
Weekly alert totals from Jan 2020 to Mar 2026. The Oct 7 spike is not a typo.
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Stacked Bars · Monthly
The Four Fronts
From one enemy to four — Hamas, Hezbollah, Houthis, and Iran, stacked month by month. Each layer grows in sequence.
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Heatmap · Daily
Every Day, Six Years
A GitHub-contributions-style grid — each cell is one day. The post-Oct-7 era shows as a near-continuous red band.
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02 Maps 2 visualisations
Animated Map · Oct 7, 2023
The Day It Changed
4,000 alerts across Israel in 17 hours — watch them appear in real time.
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Scroll Story · Six Chapters
The War, Chapter by Chapter
From Oct 7 to the 2026 barrage — a scroll-driven map that flies between each front and scatters alerts as they fell.
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03 Patterns 2 visualisations
Polar Clock · Weekday Bar · Actor Heatmap
When Do They Strike?
A 24-hour polar clock with per-actor rings, a weekday bar (Saturday leads), and a "who attacks when" actor × hour heatmap.
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Leaderboard · All-time
Area Vulnerability
Total alerts received by each region of Israel, ranked. Every region has been hit.
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04 Stats 1 visualisation
Records · Extremes
The Numbers at Their Worst
Busiest day, busiest hour, longest quiet stretch, biggest single-area spike — and the peak day plotted minute by minute.
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Mission Statement

Structuring six years of alerts over Israel.

Between 2020 and 2026, Israel was the target of an unprecedented sustained campaign of rocket, missile, and drone attacks from Hamas in Gaza, Hezbollah in Lebanon, the Houthis in Yemen, and the Islamic Republic of Iran. Under Fire is an attempt to structure, visualise, and preserve that record — using frontier AI, open-source intelligence, and human editorial oversight.

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