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Israel Expands AI-Driven Missile Alerts to Localize Warnings

Israel has integrated artificial intelligence into its missile early warning system to deliver precise, geo-located alerts to over four million phones, significantly reducing city-wide alarms that previously triggered unnecessary evacuations.
Since the October 7, 2023, Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas attack that triggered the Gaza war, Israel has faced more than 60,000 missiles, rockets, drones and aerial threats, prompting military adoption of continuous surveillance.
The Home Front Command now operates 1,700 alert zones, a dramatic expansion from 25 zones used nearly 20 years ago, while Elbit Systems deployed "SkyEye" technology for continuous monitoring across vast areas.
Tel Aviv resident Sarah Chemla described the improvements as "life-saving," noting that the refined system allows her family to "spend less time in shelters, even if the stress is still there."
Yehoshua Kalisky, a laser specialist and researcher at Tel Aviv's Institute for National Security Studies, explained that AI gathers millions of data points to perform "data fusion," enabling prediction of incoming projectile trajectories.

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