The index is calculated based on 10 key factors. All data is collected from open sources (OSINT) in real-time.
📖 In simple terms:
This is not a literal pizza count, but an OSINT indicator of nighttime activity in the White House and Pentagon.
When high-ranking officials work late on crises related to Israel,
they publish emergency press releases and conduct briefings during non-working hours.
The more such events — the higher the tension.
📍 What we monitor: Emergency publications in the White House and Pentagon from 9:00 PM to 6:00 AM (US Eastern Time)
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Sources: whitehouse.gov, defense.gov, publication time analysis
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When oil prices change sharply (jump up and down), it means markets expect problems in the Middle East. The Middle East is the main oil supplier to the world, and any conflict near Israel affects prices. The stronger the price swings — the higher the tension.
📍 What we monitor: Brent oil price fluctuations throughout the day
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Sources: Bloomberg, Reuters, ICE Futures
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We count how many times global media mentions conflicts involving Israel in the last hour. The more news about tension around Israel — the higher the risk of escalation. This is like a barometer of public attention to the region.
📍 What we monitor: Mentions of Israel in conflict context in 2,300+ news sources
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Sources: GDELT Project, News API, RSS aggregators, AI sentiment analysis
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We track the number of US carrier strike groups near Israel. Each group is a huge military force with an aircraft carrier, cruisers and submarines. The more US ships in the region — the more serious the situation and the higher the readiness to defend Israel.
📍 Monitoring zones: Mediterranean Sea, Red Sea, Persian Gulf (near Israel)
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Sources: AIS ship data, navy.mil, USNI News, satellite imagery
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We monitor flights of government aircraft between the US, Europe and Israel. When high-ranking officials urgently fly to or from Tel Aviv — important negotiations are underway. The more such flights — the more serious the issues being discussed.
📍 Routes: Washington ↔ Tel Aviv, Brussels ↔ Tel Aviv, Paris ↔ Tel Aviv
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Sources: FlightRadar24, ADS-B Exchange, government calendars
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We count the number of emergency meetings in the White House, Pentagon and US Congress on Israel and Middle East issues. The more closed meetings about the situation in Israel — the more seriously US authorities treat the threats.
📍 What we monitor: Meetings on Israel in the White House, Capitol, Pentagon
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Sources: WhiteHouse.gov, Congress.gov, State.gov, press releases
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Gold is a "safe-haven asset". When people fear war near Israel, they buy gold and the price rises sharply. The more gold prices fluctuate — the more investors worldwide expect conflict in the region.
📍 Markets: COMEX (New York), LBMA (London), Shanghai Gold Exchange
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Sources: Bloomberg, Kitco, World Gold Council, CME Group
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We track the number of hacker attacks on critical infrastructure of Israel, US and allies — banks, energy systems, government websites. Cyber warfare often precedes real war. The more attacks — the closer the real conflict.
📍 Targets: Israel, USA, EU countries, United Kingdom
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Sources: US-CERT, ENISA, Threat Intelligence platforms, honeypot networks
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The Middle East is a critically important region for global energy supplies. Conflicts near Israel immediately affect gas and electricity prices. The stronger the price fluctuations — the more markets expect supply problems due to war.
📍 Markets: TTF (Netherlands), Henry Hub (USA), European electricity exchanges
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Sources: ICE, EEX, Bloomberg Energy, ENTSOG
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We analyze posts and tweets by presidents, prime ministers, defense ministers of Israel, US, Iran and other regional countries. Post frequency, tone (aggression/reconciliation), publication times — all this shows the level of tension between leaders.
📍 Monitoring: Netanyahu, Biden, Khamenei, Assad, Hamas and Hezbollah leaders
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Sources: Twitter/X API, Telegram, sentiment analysis AI