MissileEye: live Red Alert map of Israel
Home Front Command alerts on an interactive map: rockets and missiles, hostile drones, infiltration and earthquakes. Free, no sign-up.
Open live mapHow it works
MissileEye reads the Home Front Command alert feed in real time. Every alert it publishes (rockets and missiles, hostile aircraft, pre-alerts, earthquakes) usually appears on the map within seconds, but it can be delayed. Rely on the sirens and the official Home Front Command app.
Threatened areas are highlighted by alert type, with an estimated launch direction where one can be inferred, and a history of past alerts you can search by place.
Turn on push notifications and pick the areas you care about under "My Areas". They arrive even when the browser is closed. Keep the official app installed as well.
What you get
- All alert types: rockets and missiles, hostile aircraft, infiltration, earthquake, pre-alerts and all-clear
- Alert history with search and filters, and statistics
- Four languages: Hebrew, English, Arabic, Russian
- Works on phone, tablet and desktop, no sign-up
Guides
Frequently asked questions
What is MissileEye?
MissileEye is a free website that shows Israel's Home Front Command alerts on a live map: rockets and missiles, hostile aircraft (drones), infiltration and earthquakes. It does not replace the sirens or the official Home Front Command app.
What is Tzeva Adom (Red Alert)?
Tzeva Adom (Hebrew for "Red Color") is the name of Israel's rocket and missile alert. When the Home Front Command issues one, sirens sound in the threatened areas and people there must enter a protected space within the time set for their area, and stay until the Home Front Command says they may leave.
How much time do I have to reach a protected space?
The Home Front Command sets a fixed time for every locality, from immediate up to a minute and a half. The siren lasts as long as that time. You can look up your locality on the Home Front Command website or app.
Is MissileEye an official source?
No. The official sources are the Home Front Command app, the sirens, oref.org.il and the 104 call center. MissileEye shows the same alerts on a map and can be delayed or unavailable.
Is MissileEye free?
Yes. MissileEye is free, with no account and no sign-up.