Lebanon War Tracker

This platform exists to provide fast, accurate, and structured conflict data to anyone who needs it: journalists covering the war, researchers studying the conflict, Lebanese civilians checking safety conditions, diaspora communities staying informed, NGOs coordinating response, military analysts tracking progression, and international observers monitoring the situation.

Our core value: one unified platform that replaces 10 browser tabs — live map, grouped news, government decrees, and strike data all in one place, updated automatically.

All data is sourced from publicly available information. We aggregate from the following categories:

• Strike data is collected from official military communiques, local reporting, and verified social media sources. Each strike is tagged as verified or unverified.
• News articles are scraped from RSS feeds and outlet websites every 5-15 minutes. Articles covering the same event are automatically clustered.
• Missile alerts are relayed from official warning systems with minimal delay.
• Territorial data is derived from multiple OSINT sources and military communications.

• Every data point shows its source. Users can judge credibility themselves.
• Casualties are presented factually, not sensationally. No graphic imagery in default view.
• We do not take editorial positions. Data is presented as reported by sources.
• Admins can pin, correct, or suppress any auto-scraped data point.

Public-site analytics are limited to audience measurement and a small set of product interactions, such as page views and outbound article clicks. We do not use these analytics for ads, remarketing, or admin activity tracking.

Visitors in regulated regions are asked for consent before analytics loads. Outside those regions, analytics may use first-party storage with ads-related features disabled.