Israeli command system identified 850,000 targets in Gaza and Lebanon wars, says supplier

According to The Guardian, Israel's largest arms supplier, Elbit Systems, says an Israeli command and control system identified about eight hundred fifty thousand targets across the wars in Gaza and Lebanon. Speaking at a military conference in London, the company said its Tzayad digital army programme mapped people, vehicles and other objects in real time, flagging roughly one thousand potential targets a day over the first two years of fighting. The figure spans every theatre of the military's operations between the seventh of October and the end of twenty twenty-five.

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