New Platform Centralizes Gaza Strip Security Events and Trends
The Atid LaOtef movement launched "We Didn't Know," a platform centralizing security events in the Gaza Strip on a timeline to help residents and decision-makers track trends.
The Atid LaOtef movement has launched a new platform called "We Didn't Know" to centralize security events and sources regarding the Gaza Strip on a single timeline.
Mapping the Security Reality
Daily information regarding security events in the Gaza Strip is often scattered across various reports and isolated incidents. The new platform aims to present data chronologically, allowing observers to examine individual news items as part of a broader picture and identify recurring patterns and trends over time.
Organizers emphasize that the platform does not provide new intelligence interpretation. Instead, it aggregates existing facts and sources to make them accessible to residents, the media, and decision-makers, enabling users to independently assess whether specific incidents reflect a wider pattern.
"After October 7, we must never again reach a situation where the information exists, but no one sees the full picture," said Ohad Cohen, CEO of Atid LaOtef.
Objectives and Transparency
According to Atid LaOtef, the goal is to establish a reliable, accurate, and accessible regional data infrastructure where all parties examine the exact same facts and sources in real time.
The initiative focuses on evaluating whether the security threat to border communities is genuinely decreasing over time, rather than merely counting isolated incidents. Organizers state that the platform serves to prevent situations where critical trends are recognized only in hindsight.
