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Levant

Force Structure

Every published organisation on both sides, as an order of battle you can walk: pick a formation, see the parent above it and its subordinates below, and read what the record itself states.

Israel, the Palestinian territories and Lebanon Conflict system Published

Published
Coverage reviewed
2026-11-01

Weekly review / event-driven updates

Context, not targeting. This atlas describes structure and history. It deliberately excludes current locations, live strength, unit movements and anything operationally sensitive — the content model has no fields for them. Branch depth reflects what can be established from public sources, not the size, capability or importance of a force: a thin branch means a state publishes little, and record counts are never a measure of strength.

Order of battle Structural · historical · non-operational

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Line pattern is the subordination the record states: solid confirmed · dashed reported · fine dots disputed · sparse dots unknown or historical. Vigil category device — drawn from this record’s own domain, echelon and role. Not an official insignia. No positions, strengths, readiness or movements are published, and none is drawn.

Equipment Library Major publicly documented systems · full profiles and structured records

Reviewed profiles of major publicly documented systems — the ones unit profiles and key events link to, each with a permanent page. The full structured catalogue, including the stub index, lives at Equipment. Each system's confidence grade, status date and sources are shown on its own record.

F-35I Adir

Combat aircraft
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Role
Israel's stealth fighter, modified to an Israeli specification — the aircraft most associated in reporting with the deep strikes on Iran in 2024, 2025 and 2026, and with the December 2024 campaign that destroyed most of Syria's air defences and aircraft in days.
Origin
United States, Israel
Also appears in
Iran–Gulf 2026 war · Twelve-day war 2025 · Syria December 2024 strikes
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Role
The artillery rockets of the Gaza armed groups, from the short-range Qassam the Qassam Brigades began firing in 2001 and the 122 mm Grad-type, through the locally built M-75, J-80 and R-160 that reached Tel Aviv and Jerusalem from 2012, to the Fajr-5 and M-302 imports and the Ayyash-250 the brigades announced in 2021; the al-Quds Brigades present the Badr-3 as theirs. Recorded as families; no count, range figure, production site, launch area or post-war survival figure is carried.
Origin
Palestine, Iran
Also appears in
Gaza war 2023–25
Documented in conflict Full record →

Hezbollah rocket and missile families

Missile / precision strike
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Role
The rocket and missile families with which Hezbollah has fired into Israel since the 1990s: Soviet-pattern 107 mm and 122 mm artillery rockets, the Iranian Falaq, Fajr and Zelzal series, the Syrian-origin Raad and Khaibar-1 (M-302), the Fateh-110 short-range ballistic missile and its Syrian M-600 copy, and the Burkan, Arash and Fadi series that Hezbollah's own statements and Alma's 2026 listing name in the 2024 and 2026 fire. Recorded as families, by stated origin and published class range; no inventory, launcher count, launch area or storage site is carried.
Origin
Iran, Syria
Also appears in
Israel–Hezbollah hostilities 2023–24 · Lebanon war 2026
Documented in conflict Full record →

Hezbollah UAV families

Strike UAV / loitering munition
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Role
The unmanned aircraft Hezbollah flies, recorded as families: the Mirsad reconnaissance and attack types that Alma dates to 2002–03 and derives from the Iranian Mohajer series, the Ababil-T that FDD and Alma describe as its main one-way attack drone, the Ayub that Alma derives from the Shahed-129, and the small first-person-view drones, some fibre-optic-guided, that Israeli and regional press reported from April 2026 as the main weapon used against Israeli forces inside Lebanon. Alma's further candidates (Mohajer, Shahed, Samad, Karrar, Saegheh) are its estimate, not confirmed in service.
Origin
Iran
Also appears in
Israel–Hezbollah hostilities 2023–24 · Lebanon war 2026
Documented in conflict Full record →
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Role
The three-tier shield — Iron Dome against rockets and drones, David's Sling against medium-range threats, Arrow against ballistic missiles in and beyond the atmosphere — that engaged the Iranian retaliation of both wars, and the most tested multi-layer missile defence in the world.
Origin
Israel, United States
Also appears in
Iran–Gulf 2026 war · Twelve-day war 2025
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Role
The US-origin armoured vehicles on which the Lebanese army's land forces run: M113-series carriers that form the bulk of its armoured units, the 32 M2A2 Bradley fighting vehicles ordered under US assistance and delivered from 14 August 2017 with M992 ammunition carriers, and the M1151A1 armoured HMMWVs supplied under successive Foreign Military Sales cases, the latest a possible sale of 90 approved in December 2025 for a combined 140. The family is the material side of the assistance relationship the LAF record describes; no holdings figure, assignment or serviceability is carried.
Origin
United States
Also appears in
Lebanese army deployment in the south 2024–26