Israel Today: Ongoing War Report

The IDF has initiated a multi-day operation in Hebron following a deadly attack that claimed the lives of two soldiers. Hear updates on the security measures, tributes to the fallen, and related indictments. We also cover preliminary reports of explosions in the Strait of Hormuz, attributed to Iranian missile launches. Plus, a look at an antisemitism plot uncovered in Utah, a significant policy shift by the pro-Israel lobby AIPAC, and a large-scale IDF military exercise underway alongside economic projections. Stay informed with Israel Today: Ongoing War Report.

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Tensions remain high as Iran reveals detailed plans to target undersea communications cables in the Gulf if attacked, while reports indicate US and Israeli forces have prepared strike plans against Iran. President Trump alluded to a potential new operation. Domestically, two IDF soldiers were killed in a terror attack at the Yehuda junction, prompting a counter-terrorism operation. In US policy news, the prominent pro-Israel lobby AIPAC has announced a significant reversal of its strategy, ending direct contributions to candidates. We also cover an antisemitism case in Utah and violent incidents in Jordan and Israel.

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Iran is reportedly planning to target undersea communication cables in the Gulf if attacked, threatening global connectivity and financial transactions, according to Iranian security officials speaking to Reuters. This development occurs amid reports of US and Israeli military planning for strikes on Iran. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned of potential banking sanctions against Israel and is preparing alternative financial systems. Also covered: a Utah man indicted on hate crime charges for threats against Jews, a terrorist attack in the disputed territories, and Israeli domestic political polls showing a deadlock. Learn about the latest from Iran, US policy concerns, and...

Israel has launched a major military operation in the West Bank, potentially on a scale not seen since 1967, following a deadly attack that killed two soldiers near Hebron. Meanwhile, Iran has reportedly drawn up plans to target undersea communications cables in the Gulf, amidst expert assessments of renewed U.S. strikes against Iran. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also warned of potential reductions in U.S. military aid and urged preparations for banking sanctions. Domestically, the Israeli election campaign is characterized by a lack of substance, while polls show no clear majority for government formation. A disturbing antisemitic threat was also...

Stay updated on critical developments impacting Israel and the region. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced plans for a large-scale IDF military operation in the West Bank following a deadly attack. Meanwhile, Iran has revealed plans to target undersea communication cables in the Gulf if attacked by the US and Israel, escalating regional threats. In diplomacy, an "anti-war bloc" of European and Middle Eastern nations is urging the US and Israel to refrain from renewing strikes on Iran. We also look at Israel's evolving national security doctrine, concerns raised by a UNRWA teacher in Gaza regarding indoctrination, and international critiques...

US Ambassador to Turkey Tom Nides suggested an attack on Iran could occur this weekend, as Turkey's Foreign Minister warned against renewed strikes expanding the regional conflict. Two Israeli soldiers were killed in a West Bank shooting attack. An UNRWA teacher in Gaza reported facing threats over confronting antisemitic indoctrination, while Saudi Arabia appears to be expanding its ballistic missile factory. Also on the agenda: Israel's Haredi draft dodger crisis, Benjamin Hassin's return after a decade in Iraqi prison, and the Netherlands' new statute targeting Israeli goods from beyond the 1967 line.

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Two IDF soldiers were killed in a terror attack in the West Bank, prompting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to announce an unprecedented large-scale IDF operation. This report covers the escalating conflict with Iran, including IDF intelligence operations in Syria and a recent flight near the Iran border, alongside commentary from US President Donald Trump on ending the Iran war. Domestically, the upcoming Israeli elections are marked by warnings from Ronald Lauder against Netanyahu's re-election and discussions of potential political realignments, while the economy sees full hotel occupancy amid concerns about sanctions. In uplifting news, Benjamin Hassin has returned to Israel...

This episode covers the fatal West Bank terror attack that claimed the lives of two IDF soldiers, Ron Yonatan Roytman and Yuval Shai Svilem, near Hebron. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has blamed Hamas, and investigations are underway, including concerning an AFP photographer. We also look at IDF field intelligence operations in Syria, tracking Iranian activity, and the political landscape as Israel approaches its October 27th election, with perspectives from Yair Lapid and party maneuvering. Plus, the return of Benjamin Hassin to Israel after more than a decade of imprisonment in Iraq, Iranian nationals facing terrorism charges in London, and a...

Two IDF soldiers, Staff Sergeant Ron Yonatan Roytman and Sergeant Yuval Shai Svilem, were killed in a terror attack near Hebron in the West Bank. Their deaths follow a shooting incident where terrorists opened fire on soldiers, with three others wounded. Political leaders have reacted strongly, calling for decisive action. Meanwhile, severe unrest in France has led to vandalism of landmarks and Jewish institutions, with rising antisemitism reported. French Jews express fear for their safety amid a surge in antisemitic acts. In diplomatic developments, U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee has voiced concerns in a diplomatic cable regarding the...

Deadly terror strikes at Judea Junction, killing two IDF soldiers and wounding three. An IDF soldier faces indictment for aggravated assault in a separate West Bank incident. Meanwhile, a senior Iranian lawmaker advocates for nuclear weapons for deterrence and suspension of NPT obligations amid rising regional tensions. In France, widespread riots, looting, and arson have fueled fears, with attacks on Jewish sites and a rise in antisemitism reported. Upcoming Israeli elections and international diplomacy concerning Iran are also discussed.

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced aggressive new counter-terrorism measures in Hebron following a deadly shooting attack that wounded five Israelis. The operation includes dismantling terror infrastructure and clearing neighborhoods. The IDF and Shin Bet are investigating the Hamas gunmen's potential links to a larger network. In intelligence, the Mossad has reportedly conducted a significant operation targeting Hezbollah operatives. Meanwhile, Israeli election polls show the opposition bloc gaining an edge, and discussions continue regarding potential US policy influence and Donald Trump's role in future Israeli governance. An IDF soldier has also been indicted for shooting at a Palestinian vehicle.
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Stay updated on critical developments in Israel. A terror attack at Yehuda Junction leads to a Hebron lockdown and security measures across Judea and Samaria, with terrorists neutralized and five wounded. An IDF soldier faces indictment for aggravated assault following a West Bank shooting incident. In politics, new election polls indicate an opposition bloc lead, while National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir voices strong opinions on coalition formations. Geopolitical tensions rise with reports of an Israeli Air Force flight near Iran's border and Iran's alleged threats against Israeli elections. We also cover allegations of media bias in reporting and significant financial...

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered a closure on Hebron and a lockdown of Judea and Samaria following a terror attack at Yehuda junction that wounded five Israelis. The IDF has launched extensive operations, while Hamas praised the attack. In a separate development, an IDF soldier has been indicted for aggravated assault and obstruction of justice in connection with a shooting incident that injured a Palestinian woman in the West Bank. Domestically, National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir voiced opposition to potential unity government proposals, urging a 'full right-wing government' ahead of the October 27th elections. We also look at new...

Stay informed with the latest developments. We have details on an unusual Israeli Air Force flight to the Iranian border, reportedly conducted quietly, amidst reports that Iran is threatening upcoming elections and Israel has a plan in place. We also cover a shooting attack in the Hebron area of Judea that wounded five, as the IDF heightens security for elections. In domestic politics, National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir criticizes Prime Minister Netanyahu's unity government plans, while Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich emphasizes establishing new communities as a response to terror. Plus, an initiative to reestablish Jewish communities in Gaza and challenges...

Today on Israel Today: Ongoing War Report, we bring you crucial updates. Hear about the foiled shooting attack near Hebron where IDF forces eliminated two Hamas terrorists, preventing a larger assault, and learn about security measures announced by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. We also report on an 18-year-old girl injured in a shooting in Aqra and a raid in Umm al-Fahm netting illegal residents and ammunition. In regional news, explore reports of an unusual Israeli Air Force flight near Iran and Iran's alleged election threats. Domestically, National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir criticizes potential unity government plans, while latest election polls...

Listen to the latest from Israel. Reports detail a shooting attack near Hebron where five Israelis were wounded, two critically, with two terrorists neutralized by IDF forces. National Security Minister Ben Gvir called for urgent action following the incident. In regional news, President Trump stated he would 'finish Iran very soon.' Domestically, concerns are rising over Iran's alleged threats to Israeli elections, with Prime Minister Netanyahu denying specific reports and Likud filing a petition regarding election logistics. Also, a recent development suggests a significant drop in online antisemitic hate speech following strikes on Russian data centers.

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This episode covers a significant terrorist attack near Hebron in Judea and Samaria, where two soldiers were killed and others wounded before Israeli forces neutralized two perpetrators. We also report on Benny Gantz's decision to withdraw from politics ahead of the upcoming elections. The program examines a religious dispute over harvesting Palestinian olive groves and discusses broader election dynamics, including Iranian threats and voter travel.

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Reports of a shooting attack near Judea Junction, where multiple people were wounded and two terrorists were killed, prompting an ongoing manhunt. Former US President Donald Trump accused Iran of fabricating oil attacks to influence US midterm elections. Domestically, Benny Gantz announced his withdrawal from the upcoming election, highlighting deep political polarization. Additionally, a religious ruling on harvesting Palestinian olives has sparked debate over property rights and religious commandments in the West Bank.

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's 77th birthday celebration was disrupted by a thrown bottle and protests from hostage families demanding government accountability. Meanwhile, Benny Gantz announced he will not run in the upcoming elections, highlighting deep political divisions as campaigns target key voting blocs. Also, former President Trump accused Iran of fabricating incidents in the Strait of Hormuz to influence the US midterm elections. We also look at a religious ruling in the West Bank permitting olive harvesting and the ensuing debate over property rights.

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's 77th birthday events this week were marked by a glass bottle reportedly thrown at his motorcade near Jerusalem's Mahane Yehuda Market, and by violent clashes at Tel Aviv's HaTikva Market where bereaved hostage families protesting government policy were assaulted and verbally abused. Far-right minister Itamar Ben Gvir's controversial election campaign, including policy pledges on Palestinians, is also highlighted. In antisemitism news, a Florida man was arrested for threatening Jewish US Representative Jared Moskowitz, with law enforcement finding weapons and an antisemitic manifesto. Canada has ordered the deportation of Amin Yousefijam, a former Tehran police lieutenant, over...

Reports suggest the IDF and US military are planning joint strikes against Iran in the coming weeks, following remarks from President Trump. In concerning domestic news, a Florida man was arrested for threatening Jewish US Representative Jared Moskowitz, with antisemitic rhetoric found. On Long Island, an arson attempt at a synagogue is under investigation. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's motorcade was targeted by a thrown bottle, amidst ongoing protests and political tensions. Meanwhile, US Ambassador Mike Huckabee raised concerns about the staffing and operational capacity of key bodies managing the Gaza peace plan. We also hear an uplifting story of resilience...

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated the IDF may need to re-enter Gaza to finish dismantling Hamas if international efforts fail, noting a lack of progress in forming an international force. This comes as Netanyahu's recent public appearances have been marked by controversy, including a bottle thrown at his motorcade in Jerusalem and confrontations with bereaved families in Tel Aviv who faced verbal abuse and physical altercations. In the West Bank, far-right Hilltop Youth extremists were filmed waving weapons and singing anti-Zionist songs at a wedding. U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee also expressed doubts about the feasibility of President Trump's...

Reports indicate the US and Israel are reportedly preparing for renewed strikes on Iran, linked to concerns over nuclear weaponization. In the West Bank, footage shows extremist settler activity including vandalism, olive theft, and anti-Zionist songs. US Ambassador Mike Huckabee has voiced concerns about the operational capacity for President Trump's Gaza peace and reconstruction plan. The episode also covers an antisemitism incident in Baltimore and a survey on Israelis abroad planning to travel home for upcoming elections.

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Reports suggest former President Trump is considering a significant attack on Iran following the midterm elections. Meanwhile, U.S. Central Command highlights its naval blockade's success in curbing Iran's export revenue and its impact on funding groups like the Houthis and Hezbollah. We also cover troubling antisemitism incidents, including threats against a synagogue in Utah and a suspected syringe attack in Manhattan. Domestically, MK Ahmad Tibi presents a political strategy to prevent Prime Minister Netanyahu from forming a future government. Stay informed with these crucial updates, covering threats, diplomacy, hate crimes, and Israeli politics.

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A glass bottle was thrown at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's convoy near Jerusalem's Mahane Yehuda market, a security incident that drew strong reactions. In the north, the IDF conducted artillery shelling in southern Lebanon. Internationally, a Norwegian auction house canceled the sale of a Torah scroll fragment looted by Nazis during the Shoah after condemnation from Israel's Foreign Ministry. Domestically, Joint List chairman MK Ahmad Tibi outlined a strategy to prevent Netanyahu from serving as caretaker prime minister post-election, as final polls show a tight race. Moscow also rejected accusations it operates antisemitic bots targeting Israel, criticizing Netanyahu's claims.
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A three-year-old girl is the sole survivor after an Israeli strike in Gaza City killed her family, sparking international outrage. In a significant antisemitism development, a Norwegian auction house canceled the sale of a Torah scroll fragment looted by SS soldiers during the Shoah following intervention by Israel's Foreign Ministry. Meanwhile, the IDF chief downplayed immediate strike needs on Iran but affirmed readiness, as tensions rise with reports of tanker attacks in Hormuz. The script also covers the detention of foreign volunteers in the West Bank during olive harvesting, Minister Ben-Gvir's criticism of the Attorney General, the UK's new plan...

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy has claimed responsibility for attacks on seven vessels in the Strait of Hormuz and Persian Gulf, warning of potential strikes on U.S. bases. Meanwhile, Israel has sanctioned Coral Oil for providing fuel to a Hezbollah distributor, with the Defense Ministry stating such supplies are critical to the group's operational network. In the West Bank, the IDF detained a U.S. congressional nominee and foreign volunteers assisting Palestinians with olive harvests, an incident the military described as complex. On the antisemitism front, a Norwegian auction house withdrew a Torah scroll fragment looted during the...

US Central Command reports its blockade on Iran has prevented $25 billion in oil exports over 100 days, pressuring the IRGC's ability to fund proxy militias like the Houthis and Hezbollah. In regional security, the IDF is aiding Saudi Arabia against the Houthis through US mediation, while also preparing for potential multi-front scenarios involving Iran and its proxies. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared his mission to 'break Iran’s murderous regime' and seeks re-election, citing threats to the upcoming vote. Intel officials report Hamas maintains operational strength in Gaza. The High Court has ruled against parties tracking voter turnout digitally, and th...

Prime Minister Netanyahu is linking his election campaign to confronting Iran, warning of potential interference in the upcoming October 27 vote. National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir is calling for Gaza occupation and Palestinian emigration from the West Bank. The IDF has eliminated a senior official from the Popular Resistance Committees, linked to Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran. Meanwhile, Israel has sanctioned a company supplying fuel to Hezbollah, and IDF intelligence is aiding Saudi Arabia against Iran-backed Houthis. Efforts to combat rising antisemitism are gaining momentum with a $35 million JFNA initiative, as record physical assaults are reported. Other developments include detentions during West...

The United States and Israel are reportedly planning a possible attack on Iran in early November, amid U.S. military force build-up in the region. Israel continues strikes in southern Lebanon, while the IDF aids Saudi Arabia against Houthis. European nations have introduced trade restrictions on Israeli settlements. News also includes claims of violent content in Gaza's UNRWA curriculum and Malaysia banning Waze for civil servants. Prime Minister Netanyahu discusses his mission against Iran and election influence, as domestic issues like draft evasion persist. The Bank of Israel projects economic growth. A historic synagogue in Budapest has reopened as a...

The IDF is sharing intelligence with Saudi Arabia to aid its anti-Houthi operations, a move seen as serving Israel's interests by weakening a regional adversary and allowing for tactical observation. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated his re-election is tied to his goal of confronting Iran, warning of Iranian attempts to influence upcoming Israeli elections. President Isaac Herzog urged restraint ahead of the vote, cautioning against political violence. In the West Bank, nine suspects arrested for attacking a US journalist and European diplomats have been released to house arrest, sparking criticism from rights groups regarding settler violence. An IDF clarification...

Iran's election period threats and border buildup are discussed, alongside the Houthis' growing naval blockade impacting global shipping lanes. The report also covers Hezbollah's recruitment tactics in Latin America and Israeli sanctions against a fuel supplier. Incidents in the West Bank include settler violence and shootings in Homesh, while Hamas reportedly issued a threat of another October 7-style attack. Discussions also touch upon the ongoing conflict, regional security, and domestic political framing of international events.

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Houthi attacks targeting Saudi Aramco facilities and airports have prompted evacuations and driven up global oil prices. Israel is monitoring intelligence that Iran and its proxies may be planning attacks aimed at influencing upcoming elections, amid broader regional tensions including Iran's military buildup and Hezbollah's recruitment efforts. In Judea and Samaria, settler violence against international journalists and diplomats has drawn condemnation, though most arrested suspects have been released. An antisemitic stabbing in Manhattan is under investigation. Domestically, Israeli elections are underway with peace absent from the debate, while the significant power of the next government to appoint Supreme Court judges...

Senior Israeli officials are concerned that public warnings about potential Iranian strikes ahead of elections might lead Iran to miscalculate and attack first. Meanwhile, election analysis suggests the vote is largely decided, with Netanyahu's campaign focused on preventing opposition coalitions. Hear updates on Hezbollah's recruitment of felons in Latin America, Iran's actions in its Kurdish regions, and the economic strain on Iran's currency. Also, learn about domestic political tensions, an antisemitic attack in Manhattan, and a diplomatic response to UK sanctions.

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This episode of Israel Today: Ongoing War Report covers significant developments including Israeli intelligence warning that Iran and its proxies may be considering attacks ahead of elections, potentially to influence outcomes. President Isaac Herzog issued a strong warning against political violence and incitement, stating that tolerance for such acts threatens Israel's existence as a Jewish and democratic state. In New York, authorities are investigating a stabbing in Manhattan's Diamond District as a potential antisemitic hate crime. We also report on an IDF investigation into an alleged arson attack on a holy tomb in the West Bank, protests against aid convoys...

This episode of Israel Today: Ongoing War Report covers rising tensions with Iran, as security officials caution against pre-election strikes while Prime Minister Netanyahu instructs the IDF and Mossad to pursue the regime's overthrow. Iran's IRGC announced a new weapon, amidst reports of a joint Israel-US attack plan and US carrier movements. Domestically, President Herzog warned against political violence, and PM Netanyahu is adjusting his election strategy. We also report on an antisemitic stabbing in Manhattan, an investigation into an arson attack on a tomb in the West Bank, and a development in a sensitive hospital investigation. Coverage includes Iran...

Iran's IRGC announces a new 'Father of All Bombs' weapon amidst escalating tensions and US threats. Hezbollah is reportedly rebuilding military assets in Beirut as the IDF prepares for potential conflict. In the West Bank, photojournalist Heidi Levine was seriously injured by settlers, an incident resulting in 10 arrests. Israeli security officials are reportedly cautioning against pre-election strikes on Iran, while Prime Minister Netanyahu shifts election strategy. Also, Israel Weapon Industries delivers anti-drone systems to Thailand.

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Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced preparations for a new weapon, the 'Father of All Bombs,' in response to US threats, as President Trump indicated potential action against Iran could happen 'fairly soon.' This comes as the US reinforces its Middle East military presence with thousands of troops and carrier strike groups, while Iran's oil revenue faces pressure from a US naval blockade. In the West Bank, photojournalist Heidi Levine was seriously injured and robbed by extremist settlers during an olive harvest, an incident that led to arrests and a presidential apology. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz's controversial...

Iran's IRGC announces preparations for a new weapon, the 'Father of All Bombs,' in response to US threats. Reports suggest joint US-Israel plans for intensive strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. Meanwhile, Hezbollah is rebuilding military capabilities in Lebanon. In the West Bank, a photojournalist was seriously injured in an attack by extremist settlers and rescued by Palestinian youth; arrests have been made. IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir vows pursuit of Oct 7 perpetrators. US Vice President JD Vance states he will not endorse foreign leaders, including Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, while domestic politics sees Defense Minister Israel Katz blaming...

Iran anticipates a potential US-Israeli attack, according to Iranian security officials, casting doubt on US diplomacy. In the West Bank, photojournalist Heidi Levine was injured by extremist settlers during an olive harvest, with Palestinian youth reportedly intervening to protect her. Meanwhile, AIPAC announced a significant shift, ending its practice of funding and endorsing specific congressional candidates to focus on direct individual contributions. Also, Israel's Shin Bet has removed numerous social media accounts linked to foreign influence operations targeting the upcoming elections, amid warnings from Prime Minister Netanyahu. Defense Minister Israel Katz faced criticism for blaming opposition leaders for future attacks...