1.) The Alma Center reports on Hezbollah’s use of human shields: The Dahieh After Operation “Roaring Lion”: Analysis of the Strike on Hezbollah Infrastructure Through the Lens of the “Human Shield”
This research examines the pattern of strikes against Hezbollah infrastructure in the Dahieh area of Beirut during Operation “Roaring Lion” (March–April 2026) through a geospatial analysis based on a comparison of high-resolution satellite imagery acquired before and after the operation, supplemented by verification using open-source information. The objective of the research is to assess the extent and characteristics of Hezbollah’s use of the “human shield” tactic.
2.) INSS publishes Live Dashboard on violence in Judea and Samaria since Oct. 7, 2023.
This situation report presents data regarding security incidents in Judea and Samaria since the outbreak of the “Swords of Iron” War. The data includes the scope of Palestinian terror attacks, friction incidents, casualties, thwarted attacks, and arrests in the sector. The data is based on official sources and open-source intelligence (OSINT) collection and is updated on an ongoing basis.
3.) On his Substack page, Elder of Ziyon addresses Why “genocide” was always going to be the charge
Six days after Hamas murdered over a thousand Israelis, Raz Segal — a Holocaust and genocide studies professor at Stockton University — declared Israel’s response “a textbook case of genocide unfolding in front of our eyes,” built almost entirely on Defense Minister Yoav Gallant’s statement “we are fighting human animals,” recast as targeting Gazans generally rather than what it plainly was in context: a reference to the perpetrators of October 7th.
4.) Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs (JCFA) reports on How Hizbullah Uses Lebanon to Finance Its War Machine
In its own version of the Palestinian “Pay-for-Slay” scheme, Hizbullah has leveraged Lebanon’s state institutions to channel public funds toward the terror group’s casualties, reconstruction, and healthcare networks, while preserving its own financial resources.
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