In one year of war, Israel strikes 40,000 Hamas targets in Gaza

 In the past year in the Gaza Strip, Israel has bombed more than 40,000 targets, found 4,700 tunnel shafts and destroyed 1,000 rocket launcher sites, the military said on Monday, the anniversary of the October 7 Hamas massacre. Some 726 Israeli soldiers had been killed since Oct. 7, 2023. Of those, 380 died in the Oct. 7 attacks and 346 in Gaza combat starting Oct. 27, 2023. Injured troops numbered 4,576 since that date. Fifty-six soldiers died as a result of operational accidents, which the military did not define. Some  300,000 reservists have been enlisted since the start of the war - 82% men and 18% women and nearly half of them aged 20 to 29. Since the start of the war, 13,200 rockets were fired into Israel from Gaza. Another 12,400 were fired from Lebanon, while 60 came from Syria, 180 from Yemen and 400 from Iran, the IDF said. It said it killed more than 800 terrorists in Lebanon, where 4,900 targets have been struck from the air along with about 6,000 ground targets. Over the past year, Israel arrested more than 5,000 suspects in the West Bank and Jordan Valley. The military said it killed eight Gaza militant brigade commanders, about 30 battalion commanders and 165 company commanders over the past year.