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Severity indexArmed Conflict between Israel and Palestine

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Conflict severity index

CSI · IAW

Armed Conflict between Israel and Palestine

73.0/ 100
SevereRanked 4 of 18 assessed conflicts

+0.5 · worsened against the previous assessment (October 2026).

Assessed on 12 November 2026IAW
Assessment date
12 November 2026
Methodology
Version 1.0

Composition

What drives the score

The index adds up five dimensions of 20 points. The heaviest one in this assessment is shown open; each expands to show its four sub-indicators and the criterion applied.

  • Direct Civilian Casualties4.0 / 7Rubric criterion: 100–500/mes; violencia sistemática.
  • Forced Displacement6.0 / 6Rubric criterion: >15% población desplazada (IDPs + refugiados).
  • Infrastructure Destruction4.0 / 4Rubric criterion: Colapso multisectorial (salud, agua, electricidad, educación).
  • Deliberate Attacks on Civilians2.5 / 3Rubric criterion: Bombardeos indiscriminados, ejecuciones masivas, limpieza étnica.

Total: 73.0 out of 100. One circle equals one point.

Rationale

Assessment note

Serie retrospectiva mayo–noviembre de 2026, noviembre (al día 12) de 2026. Ataques israelíes dejan 26 muertos; la tregua y la ayuda se reanudan bajo presión de EE. UU. Fuentes: Ficha IAW (nov. 2026); bdnews24/Reuters 2 nov. 2026.

Trend

How it changed month by month

Each point is a dated assessment. Horizontal lines mark the step from one band to the next.

70MayJunJulAugSeptOctNov73.0

Simulation

What would happen if a dimension changed

This simulator allows you to explore hypothetical scenarios. Adjust each dimension to see how the CSI would change.

CSI simulator

What if...?

14.0

Original: 14.0

16.5

Original: 16.5

12.0

Original: 12.0

16.0

Original: 16.0

14.5

Original: 14.5

Simulated Score

73.0

Severe

Actual

73.0

Adjust the controls to explore scenarios

Breakdown

M

14.0

C

16.5

E

12.0

H

16.0

I

14.5

The CSI is documented with verifiable sources and public criteria. The full methodology describes dimensions, sub-indicators, and how scores are assigned.

Full methodology