The Israeli Air Force (IAF) has used 4,239 weapons in the last three years during its ‘battle between the wars’ to suppress Iranian and Hizbullah activity, mainly in Syria, according to several Hebrew-language reports published on 13 August.

The IAF’s F-35Is have flown numerous combat missions since the first was announced in May 2018. (Israeli Air Force)

Citing documentation released by the IAF, the reports said the weapons were used against 955 targets, far more than have previously been reported, and that 70% of Israeli pilots have been involved in the campaign, with the new F-35I Adir jets carrying out dozens of missions.

Israel does not typically claim responsibility for airstrikes against targets in foreign countries, which primarily target Iranian weapons shipments to Hizbullah or attempts by the Lebanese group to build up its ability to attack Israel from Syrian territory. The strikes have also targeted Syrian air defences that threaten Israeli aircraft during the operations.

The Israeli Air Force (IAF) has used 4,239 weapons in the last three years during its ‘battle between the wars’ to suppress Iranian and Hizbullah activity, mainly in Syria, according to several Hebrew-language reports published on 13 August.

The IAF’s F-35Is have flown numerous combat missions since the first was announced in May 2018. (Israeli Air Force)

Citing documentation released by the IAF, the reports said the weapons were used against 955 targets, far more than have previously been reported, and that 70% of Israeli pilots have been involved in the campaign, with the new F-35I Adir jets carrying out dozens of missions.

Israel does not typically claim responsibility for airstrikes against targets in foreign countries, which primarily target Iranian weapons shipments to Hizbullah or attempts by the Lebanese group to build up its ability to attack Israel from Syrian territory. The strikes have also targeted Syrian air defences that threaten Israeli aircraft during the operations.

The Israeli Air Force (IAF) has used 4,239 weapons in the last three years during its ‘battle between the wars’ to suppress Iranian and Hizbullah activity, mainly in Syria, according to several Hebrew-language reports published on 13 August.

The IAF’s F-35Is have flown numerous combat missions since the first was announced in May 2018. (Israeli Air Force)

Citing documentation released by the IAF, the reports said the weapons were used against 955 targets, far more than have previously been reported, and that 70% of Israeli pilots have been involved in the campaign, with the new F-35I Adir jets carrying out dozens of missions.

Israel does not typically claim responsibility for airstrikes against targets in foreign countries, which primarily target Iranian weapons shipments to Hizbullah or attempts by the Lebanese group to build up its ability to attack Israel from Syrian territory. The strikes have also targeted Syrian air defences that threaten Israeli aircraft during the operations.

The Israeli Air Force (IAF) has used 4,239 weapons in the last three years during its ‘battle between the wars’ to suppress Iranian and Hizbullah activity, mainly in Syria, according to several Hebrew-language reports published on 13 August.

The IAF’s F-35Is have flown numerous combat missions since the first was announced in May 2018. (Israeli Air Force)

Citing documentation released by the IAF, the reports said the weapons were used against 955 targets, far more than have previously been reported, and that 70% of Israeli pilots have been involved in the campaign, with the new F-35I Adir jets carrying out dozens of missions.

Israel does not typically claim responsibility for airstrikes against targets in foreign countries, which primarily target Iranian weapons shipments to Hizbullah or attempts by the Lebanese group to build up its ability to attack Israel from Syrian territory. The strikes have also targeted Syrian air defences that threaten Israeli aircraft during the operations.

The Israeli Air Force (IAF) has used 4,239 weapons in the last three years during its ‘battle between the wars’ to suppress Iranian and Hizbullah activity, mainly in Syria, according to several Hebrew-language reports published on 13 August.

The IAF’s F-35Is have flown numerous combat missions since the first was announced in May 2018. (Israeli Air Force)

Citing documentation released by the IAF, the reports said the weapons were used against 955 targets, far more than have previously been reported, and that 70% of Israeli pilots have been involved in the campaign, with the new F-35I Adir jets carrying out dozens of missions.

Israel does not typically claim responsibility for airstrikes against targets in foreign countries, which primarily target Iranian weapons shipments to Hizbullah or attempts by the Lebanese group to build up its ability to attack Israel from Syrian territory. The strikes have also targeted Syrian air defences that threaten Israeli aircraft during the operations.

The Israeli Air Force (IAF) has used 4,239 weapons in the last three years during its ‘battle between the wars’ to suppress Iranian and Hizbullah activity, mainly in Syria, according to several Hebrew-language reports published on 13 August.

The IAF’s F-35Is have flown numerous combat missions since the first was announced in May 2018. (Israeli Air Force)

Citing documentation released by the IAF, the reports said the weapons were used against 955 targets, far more than have previously been reported, and that 70% of Israeli pilots have been involved in the campaign, with the new F-35I Adir jets carrying out dozens of missions.

Israel does not typically claim responsibility for airstrikes against targets in foreign countries, which primarily target Iranian weapons shipments to Hizbullah or attempts by the Lebanese group to build up its ability to attack Israel from Syrian territory. The strikes have also targeted Syrian air defences that threaten Israeli aircraft during the operations.