A mutually declared adversarial relationship since 1979, in open armed conflict since 2026.
Vigil publishes no measure of how strong or how hostile a relationship is — the description and its evidence are the record.
A ceasefire in force since October 2025 with the war's central question — Hamas's weapons against Israel's withdrawal — still unsettled.
Open war from March to June 2026; since 19 June a ceasefire neither side signed with the other, while Israel holds a zone inside Lebanon.
An armed adversary named in no published ceasefire text, reached by the Gaza instruments only as one of "the factions".
Two Palestinian authorities since 2007, and a Gaza plan that excludes one and makes the other's return conditional on reform.
A UN force in southern Lebanon since 1978, mandated "for a final time" to 31 December 2026, with no successor decided.
A 1979 peace treaty whose security annex still caps forces in Sinai, and whose southern edge is Gaza's only crossing for people that avoids Israel.
A party in government whose military activity the same government has banned as unlawful — and has not enforced the ban.
Egypt's gas imports from Israel's offshore fields — expanded by a $35bn deal in December 2025, interrupted on the first day of the 2026 war.
A treaty that delivers Jordan water through Israel, and a gas contract that stopped when Israel shut its fields in 2026.
Israel collects the taxes the PA lives on, and has transferred none of them since May 2025.
Member, ceasefire guarantor, host of Gaza's technocratic committee and trainer of its police: the Board's indispensable neighbour.
A party to the Gaza war that sits on the Board administering Gaza's transition, and has not signed the Board's own roadmap.
Member, guarantor and founding donor, and the mediator through which both Gaza ceasefires were announced.
A founding member whose president chairs the Board and whose general commands the stabilisation force it authorises.
Long reported by the US government; what flows now, and by what route, is not established.
Iran's oldest and largest partnership in the region, rerouted after 2024 and still reported to deliver money in 2025.
Described by the US government as PIJ's principal funder and trainer; its current content is not established.
Israel's principal military supplier — and the mediator, guarantor and stabilisation-force commander in every arrangement on its fronts.
Israeli laws bar the UN agency for Palestinian refugees from Israeli territory and from contact with the Israeli state, utilities included.
Since February 2025 Lebanon has barred flights to and from Iran, closing an air route Israel alleged carried cash to Hezbollah.
A US terrorist designation since 1997 that now also binds Lebanon: the June 2026 Framework commits both governments to block funds to Hezbollah.
The US chairs, funds and has undertaken to help verify the Lebanese side of every arrangement — with assistance conditioned on disarming Hezbollah.
No agreed land boundary, an Israeli-held zone inside Lebanon, and a framework that trades withdrawal for disarmament with no timeline.
An interim division of the West Bank agreed for five years in 1995 and never replaced, now being reshaped by Israeli land and planning decisions.
Descriptive records, not ratings. There is no field anywhere in this layer for relationship strength, warmth, hostility or direction of travel, and none may be added. Change is carried by the validity period, the recorded last material change and the linked events — each of which a reader can check. See the methodology.