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Middle East Security Monitor

Open-source monitoring and analytical platform for security events, military activity and geopolitical developments across the Middle East. Use the map for the operating picture or open a specialist dashboard for deeper analysis.

Automated collectionHistorical datasetsAnalytical dashboards

System overview

This homepage is the navigation and orientation layer. The existing interactive map remains a separate, unchanged tool with its current layers, controls, dashboard navigation and daily-report access.

Current events
events.json
IDF history
Official-source records
Syria records
IDF dataset
Latest data update
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Explore the monitor

Choose the analytical layer that matches the question you want to investigate.

IDF
Official-source analysis

IDF Official Activity

Structured analysis of official Israeli military statements. Compare Gaza Strip, South Lebanon and Syria by time, activity type, named locations, target profiles and claimed operational outcomes.

GazaSouth LebanonSyriaHistorical backfill
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IR
Strike intelligence

IranStrike Intelligence

Specialist analytical view for Iran-related strike activity and associated intelligence indicators, designed for deeper examination beyond the general map.

Strike activityIndicatorsTrend analysis
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CIR
Situation assessment

CIR Conflict Situation Assessment

Structured conflict situation assessment for examining incident patterns, response phases and changes in the operational environment.

Situation assessmentIncident patternsResponse phases
Open CIR analysis →
REP
Daily outputs

Daily Reports

Open the existing daily report archive generated by the monitoring system. This remains available from the map as well as from the new hub.

Daily briefsArchiveMonitoring outputs
Open daily reports →
DATA
Repository

Data & Project Repository

Inspect the public project structure, scripts, datasets, archived briefs and update workflows behind the analytical interfaces.

JSON datasetsScriptsArchiveWorkflows
Open repository →

How the system works

A simple view of the monitoring pipeline behind the dashboards.

1. Open sourcesOfficial statements, reporting, social and geospatial sources.
2. Automated collectionScheduled workflows collect and update structured source data.
3. ClassificationEvents are normalized, categorized and geolocated where possible.
4. Historical storageStructured datasets preserve events for temporal comparison.
5. AnalysisMaps and specialist dashboards expose patterns and analytical signals.

Methodology & interpretation

What this platform is for

The monitor supports OSINT-oriented situational awareness and exploratory analysis. Different dashboards use different source sets and therefore answer different questions. Counts should be interpreted within the methodology of the selected module rather than as a universal measure of conflict intensity.

Source warning

Official-source datasets represent statements made by the issuing organization. They do not independently verify reported strikes, targets, casualties or claimed operational outcomes.