Israel Today: Ongoing War Report

Prime Minister Netanyahu issues a stark warning of potential enemy attacks ahead of the October 27th elections, prompting calls for security briefings from the opposition. The IDF reports significant successes in Gaza, eliminating Hamas Northern Gaza Brigade commander Izz al-Din Beik and key financial operative Shadi Abu Hasira. Meanwhile, Iran faces economic strain as its currency hits a historic low, while regional tensions rise with UAE territorial claims against Iran. Also, reports of settler riots in Samaria, record-high gas prices in Israel, and President Trump denying economic concessions to Tehran.

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This hour on Israel Today Ongoing War Report, we have crucial updates from the front lines and political arena. The IDF has confirmed the targeted assassination of Hamas's Northern Gaza Brigade Chief Izz al-Din al-Bik, part of a broader intelligence-driven operation that has eliminated three out of five Hamas brigade commanders and a key financial operative. We'll also look at Prime Minister Netanyahu's election strategy amid security warnings, a controversial move potentially impacting the Law of Return, and anticipated US military aid. Plus, student protests erupt in Iran over compulsory hijab and economic woes.

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This episode of Israel Today: Ongoing War Report covers escalating tensions with Iran, including inflammatory rhetoric from a state TV analyst directed at Prime Minister Netanyahu. We also report on student protests within Iran and continuing IDF operations against Hamas leadership in Gaza. Closer to home, we detail violent riots in Jerusalem and settler unrest in Samaria. In Israeli politics, Prime Minister Netanyahu's election strategy is examined, alongside reports of a secret meeting and concerns over the revocation of aliyah approvals for activists. Internationally, a prominent French far-right figure addresses allegations of past antisemitism. Finally, we have an uplifting report...

Israeli leaders, including Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Herzog, have strongly condemned violent settler riots in the West Bank, calling the actions a "moral stain" and a "contradiction to Jewish values." This comes as diplomatic tensions between Israel and the Netherlands escalate following a Dutch ban on settlement goods, prompting Israel to revoke diplomatic immunities for Dutch representatives. In Gaza, security forces have assassinated three Hamas brigade commanders after capturing a senior Hamas official, significantly impacting the organization's leadership. Domestically, opposition parties are uniting their efforts ahead of the upcoming elections, forming working teams to coordinate their campaign and prepare...

This episode of Israel Today: Ongoing War Report covers significant developments including widespread condemnation of violent settler riots in the West Bank by Israeli leadership. We also report on escalating diplomatic tensions between Israel and the Netherlands following a ban on settlement goods, and a call for U.S. penalties against the Dutch. Updates include the elimination of a Hamas northern Gaza commander and legal proceedings against a Florida businessman for alleged Hamas financing and incitement. Regional reports detail conflict in southern Lebanon and concerns over Iranian influence in Iraq. Domestically, political leaders seek security amid threats, and election disqualifications...

Host Noa Levi brings you the latest from Israel Today: Ongoing War Report. Developments in the West Bank include widespread condemnation of settler violence by Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Herzog, alongside a diplomatic dispute with the Netherlands. In Gaza, the IDF and ISA have eliminated the commander of Hamas' Northern Gaza Brigade. Internationally, over 40 countries boycotted a UN event marking the Durban Conference anniversary. Reports also detail intelligence surrounding the Hezbollah pager attack, a collapse in Iran's currency, and US statements on Iran's terror funding.

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Host Noa Levi reports on the targeted killing of Izz al-Din Bik, commander of Hamas’s Northern Gaza Brigade, by Israeli forces in Gaza City. We also cover the impending withdrawal of U.S. forces from Iraq by September 30, 2026, a move seen as a strategic win for Iran and its allies. On the ground, tensions rise in the West Bank as over 100 Israeli rioters clash with security forces near Kusra. Plus, California enacts a new law creating safe zones around houses of worship, and the Health Ministry orders a Tel Aviv hospital to cease operations due to critical safety concerns.

In this episode, we cover the strategic implications of the upcoming US military withdrawal from Iraq, a move anticipated to significantly bolster Iran and its allies' influence in the region, according to security experts. We also report on Israel's successful targeted killing of Hamas Northern Gaza Brigade Commander Izz al-Din Bik, a key figure in the organization. Tensions remain high in the West Bank with clashes between settlers, security forces, and Palestinians, alongside other incidents of violence. In domestic news, California has enacted new buffer zone laws around places of worship, and Israel's Health Ministry has ordered a Tel Aviv...

Stay updated on key developments in Israel. Tensions flare in the West Bank as over 100 rioters clash with IDF forces, resulting in wounded officers and property damage. In diplomatic news, Israel summons Spain's top envoy over a minister's 'river to the sea' comment, which Israel views as a call for its destruction. Meanwhile, journalist Lisa Daftari shares her experience of being targeted by Iran's IRGC on American soil. We also cover Prime Minister Netanyahu's 19-year tenure and a story of international diplomatic and community efforts aiding an Israeli drafted into Ukraine's army.

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Stay updated with Israel Today: Ongoing War Report. A new film, 'Paging Hezbollah,' reveals details of a 2024 Mossad operation using explosive pagers against the terrorist group, resulting in thousands of casualties. In domestic politics, former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar is suing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, alleging incitement and manipulation of documents concerning pre-October 7th warnings. The report also covers discussions on potential term limits for the Prime Minister, who has served 19 cumulative years. Updates from the West Bank include settlers burning a house near Nablus and increased IDF presence. In Jerusalem, protests against light rail expansion led to...

Former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar announced he is filing a defamation lawsuit against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, alleging an "unrestrained incitement campaign" regarding pre-October 7 warnings. The report also covers new details of the 2024 Mossad operation targeting Hezbollah and thwarting Iranian efforts, as well as an incident where Israeli settlers reportedly burned a home near Nablus.

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A new film reveals critical details of Israel's 2024 Mossad operation against Hezbollah, which neutralized thousands of operatives using explosive pagers. In the West Bank, Israeli settlers reportedly burned a house near Nablus amid rising tensions. Meanwhile, Gazans continue to face significant bureaucratic obstacles when trying to leave the Gaza Strip.

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On Israel Today: Ongoing War Report, we delve into the newly revealed details of the Mossad's 2024 explosive pager operation against Hezbollah, as detailed in an upcoming film, which reportedly led to thousands of casualties. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's diplomatic engagement in the UAE, focusing on regional challenges like Iran, is also featured. The report includes an overnight incident in the disputed territories and an analysis of the strained relationship between Israel and the Netherlands.

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On Sunday, the IDF eliminated Shadi Abu Hasira, head of the “Geneva” money exchange network, in a Gaza City airstrike. The network is identified as having transferred tens of millions of shekels to Hamas' military wing. Meanwhile, reports indicate the U.S. may offer Iran sanctions relief and frozen fund releases in exchange for concrete progress on its nuclear program, as diplomatic talks loom. On the northern front, forces discovered a terror tunnel within a civilian home in southern Lebanon, alongside dismantling significant terrorist infrastructure. The IDF also intercepted a drone carrying weapons near Israel's eastern border. Israeli Prime Minister Benj...

US President Donald Trump has announced that officials are in talks with mediators to end the war with Iran, predicting a swift American victory. Meanwhile, ongoing conflict in southern Lebanon sees the IDF destroying Hezbollah infrastructure and engaging militants. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the UAE for discussions on regional challenges, including Iran. A shift is also noted in the US Jewish establishment regarding engagement with J Street.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the UAE for high-level talks on regional challenges, including Iran, marking the first official confirmation of such a trip by Abu Dhabi. In Washington, President Trump stated the war with Iran would conclude soon and linked it to lower gas prices. Domestically, Netanyahu strongly denied allegations of prior knowledge of the October 7th attack, accusing foreign and domestic actors of spreading 'blood libels.' Meanwhile, the Case 3000 inquiry into his past submarine procurement enters its final stages, and the opposition Yashar party unveiled its plan for young adults.

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On Israel Today: Ongoing War Report, we lead with the arrival of Israel's most advanced submarine, the INS Drakon. Prime Minister Netanyahu's diplomatic engagement with Gulf states focused on Iran, as UK authorities investigate a potential terror plot with Iranian links. We also cover the elimination of a key Hamas money exchanger, US President Trump's comments on the 'war with Iran,' and Israel's efforts to counter international boycotts. Plus, an update on Israeli domestic politics, including the opposition Yashar party's new youth plan.

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Eight US Marines were reportedly injured in an undisclosed Iranian missile strike in the Strait of Hormuz on September 14th, with the Pentagon's lack of immediate public disclosure coming under scrutiny. President Donald Trump stated the US is nearing victory in its war with Iran and is open to sanctions relief for nuclear progress. Meanwhile, Jordan's King Abdullah addressed the UN, criticizing Israel's occupation, a speech which a JPost.com report contextualized with Jordan's own history regarding the West Bank. Other news includes domestic political developments, regional diplomatic acknowledgments, and the ongoing Case 3000 submarine procurement inquiry.

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Stay updated with critical developments from Israel. The IDF is raising readiness in Gaza due to intelligence of a potential Hamas soldier abduction plot ahead of elections. In international news, the US is reportedly willing to offer Iran sanctions relief for nuclear progress, while Jordan's King Abdullah criticized Israel's West Bank policies at the UN. Antisemitism concerns are highlighted by Jewish actor Adam Brody calling Israel's Gaza actions 'genocide,' and an incident where an Israeli family was denied service in Austria. Domestically, the Supreme Court is set to review the disqualification of Arab parties, with warnings of voter intimidation...

Stay informed with key updates from Israel. We cover the escalating diplomatic dispute between Israel and the Netherlands over West Bank settlement product bans and reciprocal diplomatic status revocation. A new Senate report details how Iran uses the Tether USDT stablecoin to fund its proxy networks, as the IDF conducts operations against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon. We also explore an academic study analyzing international accusations against Israel, domestic political developments including Supreme Court hearings on Arab party disqualifications, and reports of antisemitism, including a discriminatory incident in Austria and a UN Special Rapporteur's apology. US policy towards Iran and Israeli...

Stay updated with crucial news from Israel. Reports indicate a foiled bomb plot targeting a UK airbase with potential foreign state links, leading to an ongoing investigation. In response to the Netherlands banning West Bank products, Israel has revoked diplomatic status for Dutch officials in Ramallah. Prime Minister Netanyahu also accused Arab states and media of a "false blood libel" aimed at destabilizing his government. Expert analysis suggests Hezbollah is experiencing a loss of strength, while new settlements are inaugurated in the West Bank. Additionally, a UN Special Rapporteur retracted a controversial statement, and an Israeli family faced discrimination at...

This episode covers a foiled bomb plot in the UK with potential foreign state links, Iran's denial of involvement, and Israel's strong reaction to a Dutch ban on West Bank products, including luggage inspections and diplomatic fallout. We also discuss UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband's vow of further sanctions. An academic study challenging claims of apartheid and genocide against Israel is examined. Updates include satellite imagery of Gaza destruction, Prime Minister Netanyahu's accusations against Arab states regarding pre-war warnings, and domestic political controversies. The report also touches on Hezbollah's diminished standing, IDF drone interceptions, a UN official's apology regarding antisemitism...

Mediators are set to engage in crucial talks with the United States and Iran this week, focusing on a proposal to end hostilities. Israel has responded with diplomatic countermeasures to a new Dutch measure banning products from the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Golan Heights. Stark satellite imagery from January-February 2026 reveals the extensive destruction in Gaza. We also have reports on the elimination of a key Hamas financier, Iran's denial of involvement in a UK bomb plot, concerning allegations of antisemitism in France and Australia, and updates on Israeli domestic politics. Plus, a look at an uplifting award for Jewish...

On Israel Today Ongoing War Report, we have crucial updates from the region. Iranian threats are escalating in Iraqi Kurdistan as US forces prepare to withdraw, with Tehran reportedly conducting over a thousand missile and drone strikes. In diplomacy, US-Iran talks are on the horizon, with Washington seeking nuclear concessions and pressure mounting on Israel over potential sanctions. We also cover concerning reports of antisemitism, including a preacher urging violence and Israel protesting remarks from a Spanish minister. Domestically, a bombing in Holon sparks debate on governance, while Prime Minister Netanyahu denies receiving direct warnings before October 7th. Plus, Air...

On Israel Today: Ongoing War Report, we begin with Iran's increasing attacks on Kurdish groups in Iraq following the US withdrawal, as Tehran seeks to preempt potential uprisings. We then turn to rising antisemitism concerns, including extremist rhetoric from an Australian preacher and Israel's diplomatic protest against comments from a Spanish minister. Diplomatic efforts are underway, with mediators engaging the US and Iran on a new proposal, while Prime Minister Netanyahu addresses claims about pre-October 7th warnings and alleges a foreign-backed campaign against his government. We also cover the resumption of direct flights between Israel and India, and the Global...

Eight U.S. Marines were injured in the Strait of Hormuz after an Iranian cruise missile struck their vessel. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held extensive talks with UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan, reportedly focusing on Iran, and facing pressure related to election dynamics. In response to a Dutch ban on settlement goods, Israel has revoked the credentials of Dutch diplomats in Ramallah. We also cover a student's suspension from a Dutch university over alleged participation in the October 7th attack, rising ballistic missile threats, and the economic impact of a Turkey-Libya maritime agreement.

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This hour on Israel Today: Ongoing War Report, we cover escalating tensions in the Red Sea as the EU calls for increased naval presence to counter Houthi advances. Diplomatic channels are active, with reports of the US informing Lebanon of Israel's intent to disarm Hezbollah, and Prime Minister Netanyahu visiting the UAE to discuss Iran. Israel also retaliates diplomatically against a Dutch ban on goods from Judea and Samaria. We'll detail operations in Gaza, including the elimination of a Hamas sniper and an investigation into an IDF drone incident. Plus, updates on strategic vulnerabilities, the impact of Iran's economic woes...

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan to discuss Iran, amidst reports and denials of pre-October 7th warnings. Tensions remain high in the Red Sea as the EU calls for more naval support against Houthi threats. In diplomatic fallout, Israel has revoked Dutch diplomats' credentials following the Netherlands' ban on goods from West Bank settlements. We also cover the IDF's extended drone suspension, an antisemitism incident at Maastricht University, Morocco and Israel upgrading diplomatic ties, and economic resilience efforts.

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan in the Emirates for discussions primarily focused on Iran. Meanwhile, suspected far-right Jewish extremists caused significant property damage and spray-painted graffiti in Palestinian villages near Ramallah. In the Netherlands, Maastricht University suspended a Palestinian student who claimed involvement in the October 7th attack in a social media video. We also cover U.S. policy on preventing a nuclear Iran, Morocco's upgrade of diplomatic ties with Israel, Israeli Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's confrontation with a terrorist, Turkey's maritime agreement and its implications for Israeli energy, and shifts in Israel's...

UK counter-terrorism forces have foiled a bomb plot targeting a US-linked airbase, with investigators considering Iranian involvement a leading possibility. Meanwhile, new reports from The Wall Street Journal allege Egypt's intelligence chief warned Prime Minister Netanyahu that Gaza was a 'tinderbox' days before the October 7th attacks, a claim denied by the Prime Minister. The episode also covers IDF ground force advances near Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza, ongoing settler activity in Jerusalem, and significant domestic political developments including warnings about Palestinian elections and statements by National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir. Plus, diplomatic shifts as Morocco and Israel prepare to...

Stay updated with critical developments in the conflict with Iran, including U.S. policy predictions and diplomatic efforts. We report on an alleged Iranian terror plot targeting Jewish sites in Europe and details emerging from the elimination of Hezbollah's Nasrallah. Plus, the UN's upcoming commemoration of the Durban Conference draws criticism, an Israeli election poll shows a tight race, and a former Mossad official denies reports of pre-October 7th warnings to Prime Minister Netanyahu.

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This episode of Israel Today: Ongoing War Report covers the injury of eight US Marines during an Iranian cruise missile attack in the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting scrutiny over the Pentagon's disclosure of the incident. We also bring you the latest on Israeli domestic politics, with a new poll revealing a tight election race and analysis of 'election economics' surrounding government spending and housing tenders ahead of the vote.

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Updates on the ongoing conflict include an Iranian missile strike in the Strait of Hormuz that injured eight U.S. Marines, an incident reportedly not disclosed by the Pentagon. In diplomatic news, the U.S. Ambassador announced upcoming groundbreaking for a permanent embassy in Jerusalem. Domestically, warnings emerge about potential 'vote buying' tactics by officials as Israel heads towards elections, while events are planned to mark three years since the Hamas attack. Also, around 20 Israelis are trapped in Ethiopia due to intensified fighting, and security concerns are noted in Judea and Samaria.

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This episode of Israel Today: Ongoing War Report covers a significant incident in the Strait of Hormuz, where an Iranian cruise missile attack injured eight U.S. Marines. We also look at the BBC's review of its Gaza journalist casualty list following claims that many listed were linked to terrorist organizations. Diplomatic news includes the upcoming groundbreaking for a permanent U.S. embassy complex in Jerusalem, signaling a long-term commitment. Finally, we examine Israeli domestic politics as the nation approaches its October 27 election, with concerns raised about potential 'election economics' influencing government decisions.

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Get the latest crucial updates from Israel. This episode covers an undisclosed Iranian attack that injured US Marines in the Strait of Hormuz. We also examine the BBC's review of its Gaza journalist casualty list amidst claims of terrorist inclusions, and delve into reported pre-October 7th warnings from Egypt and the UAE to Prime Minister Netanyahu. Plus, updates on IDF drone operations, security measures in Judea and Samaria, and domestic political scrutiny ahead of the upcoming election.

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Reports detail multiple warnings Egypt conveyed to Prime Minister Netanyahu before the October 7th attack, including a secret visit and phone calls. A BBC review of its list of deceased Gaza journalists has uncovered alleged ties to Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad among some individuals. Meanwhile, over 6,000 scholars and public figures have signed an open letter rejecting genocide accusations against Israel. Plus, domestic news on IDF manpower needs and a cultural segment exploring Stephen Sondheim's Jewish identity.

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Significant reports reveal Egypt and the UAE issued multiple warnings to Prime Minister Netanyahu about impending danger from Gaza before the October 7th attacks. We also cover a major open letter signed by over 6,000 scholars rejecting genocide accusations against Israel in Gaza, warning it's weaponized against Jews. Plus, a new Haredi protest party emerges in Israel amidst controversy surrounding draft evasion, drawing sharp political criticism.

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This episode of Israel Today: Ongoing War Report covers Iran's claim of capturing a U.S. submarine drone in the Strait of Hormuz, a significant development in regional tensions. We also report on the elimination of key Hamas operatives involved in the October 7th abductions and hostage-holding in Gaza. Domestically, a new Haredi protest party has launched, sparking criticism regarding draft evasion policies. Reports also detail further warnings about the October 7th attack conveyed to Israeli leadership by Egyptian and UAE officials, and address recent vandalism at a Jerusalem synagogue.

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Iran claims a significant intelligence victory, announcing the capture of an advanced US autonomous underwater vehicle in the Strait of Hormuz. A new report details how Egypt's intelligence chief repeatedly warned Prime Minister Netanyahu of an impending attack in the days before October 7th. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu conducted a secret meeting with Emirati President Mohammed bin Zayed in Abu Dhabi. In Jerusalem, community leaders are receiving support following repeated acts of vandalism at the Kol Haneshama Reform synagogue.

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Iran claims it has captured an advanced American autonomous underwater vehicle in the Strait of Hormuz, calling it an 'intelligence windfall.' Meanwhile, the Irish national soccer team's protest over the Gaza war during a match against Israel has drawn sharp criticism from Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar, who also revoked credentials of Dutch diplomats over anti-Israel policies. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a meeting with UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed. We also cover vandalism targeting a Reform synagogue in Jerusalem and reports of Israelis trapped in Ethiopia amid escalating combat.

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