Israel Today: Ongoing War Report - Update from 2025-11-03 at 14:05

HEADLINESIsrael strikes Lebanon border kills Hezbollah HadidGaza hostages freed as bodies recoveredKnesset backs minister appointed media regulatorThe time is now 6:00 PM in New York, I'm Noa Levi and this is the latest Israel Today: Ongoing War Report.Good evening. Here is the latest on the Middle East and related global developments shaping the region today.Across the northern border, Israeli forces mounted a pair of strikes in southern Lebanon within an hour, killing two Hezbollah operatives, including Muhammad Ali Hadid, a commander in the group’s Radwan Force, and another operative who had been conducting surveillance on Israeli troops. The Lebanese health ministry confirmed casualties and injuries. Israel described the operations as responses to ongoing threats tied to Hezbollah’s rearmament and to efforts to support attacks against Israeli forces and civilians along the border. The episode underscores ongoing volatility along the Lebanon-Israel frontier even as regional and international actors seek to stabilize the area under a fragile ceasefire framework.In Gaza, families of deceased and living hostages pressed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to meet with them and reaffirm the government’s commitment to securing the return of all captives. Gal Hirsch, the government’s point person on hostages, held meetings with relatives, who relayed appeals for direct assurances from the prime minister. On the ground, authorities reported that three captives’ bodies were identified as returned last weekend, and that additional remains have since been recovered, bringing the tally of living hostages returned to twenty and the number of bodies recovered to twenty. The families emphasized that their hope rests on sustained, visible action to secure the full return of all hostages and remains.Back home, a highly debated bill advancing in the Knesset could significantly expand government influence over broadcast media. The proposal would create a new regulatory council with a majority of members appointed by the communications minister and would grant extensive powers to regulate and fine broadcasters. Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara criticized the measure, warning it could invite political interference and threaten press freedom. The bill passed its first reading and will proceed to committee for detailed examination before potential second and third readings. Supporters contend the changes would increase competition and lower consumer costs, while critics warn of reduced media independence.Turning to Tehran’s capital, Iran’s foreign ministry dismissed claims of an imminent nuclear threat and suggested that Oman-mediated talks are ongoing as part of broader discussions. Iranian officials also signaled that while diplomacy continues, they are prepared to defend national interests. Separately, Iranian authorities reportedly arrested three leftist critics and summoned another, illustrating a continued crackdown on dissent within the country. The Iranian posture remains cautious as regional diplomacy efforts persist, even as internal controls tighten.Internationally, reporting indicates tension surrounding UN agency accountability in Gaza. A confidential UN review reportedly found Israeli intelligence tying UNRWA staff to Hamas to be likely correct, yet the UN declined to take firmer action against several staffers identified by Israel. The development adds to the complex, often contentious questions surrounding aid operations in Gaza and the balance between security and humanitarian objectives.In Washington, a high-profile visit by a senior American official to Israel reflected ongoing coordination. United States officials have emphasized that the partnership remains a cornerstone of regional stability, with earlier US statements highlighting continued support for security and civilian protection in Israel and the Palestinian territories.Regional diplomacy also advanced on another front. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is expected to visit the White House on November 18 for a working meeting with President Trump. Officials say the visit signals ongoing US efforts to bring Saudi Arabia into a broader framework of normalization with Israel, consistent with the Abraham Accords, while Riyadh has indicated it seeks tangible progress toward Palestinian statehood before joining any formal agreement.Amid broader regional and diaspora concerns, advocacy groups in the United States warn that anti-Semitism and anti-Israel sentiment pose security risks for Jewish communities, including in New York. ISGAP Action argued that political attitudes masking as progressive politics could steer attention away from safeguarding Jewish safety. The warning comes as diaspora and domestic matters intersect with regional security discussions.Domestically in the United States, a controversial incident in Pennsylvania drew condemnation from Jewish groups and scholars alike. A Halloween parade in Hanover featured a replica of the Auschwitz gate and the Nazi slogan “Arbeit Macht Frei.” Officials, the diocese, and event organizers issued apologies and called for renewed Holocaust education and remembrance to prevent a similar incident in the future.On the broader theater, Turkish officials have circulated a message that Hamas may be prepared to relinquish control of Gaza, a development that would shape discussions about postwar governance and reconstruction. Turkey hosted discussions in Istanbul aimed at shaping Gaza’s future administration and rebuilding, reflecting Ankara’s interest in influencing the postconflict landscape.Finally, related human stories from families of those who remained or were recently freed continue to resonate. Relatives of hostages who were returned expressed gratitude for the restored contact and the work of security and diplomatic teams, while reiterating the demand that all captives be brought home. In parallel, families of those who have been killed or remain missing continue to seek closure and accountability.That is the situation as it stands. We will continue to monitor and report on these developments as events unfold, keeping a careful eye on security, diplomacy, and the human consequences of this ongoing crisis.Thank you for tuning in to this Israel Today: Ongoing War Report update.I'm Noa Levi. Stay safe and informed.Keep in mind that this AI-generated report may contain occasional inaccuracies, so consult multiple sources for a comprehensive view. 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HEADLINESFive ISIS suspects nabbed in Raqqa raidKnesset members storm Rabin anniversary speechFamilies plead Netanyahu for hostages and remainsThe time is now 5:01 PM in New York, I'm Noa Levi and this is the latest Israel Today: Ongoing War Report.This is the hour by hour update on developments shaping the Middle East and related international responses. In Syria, the Syrian Democratic Forces arrested five members of an ISIS cell in a Raqqa raid, with air cover and intelligence support provided by the US-led coalition. The group was tied to plotting attacks in northeast Syria, and the operation underscores ongoing security challenges in the region. In Europe, Germany’s chancellor Friedrich Merz invited Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa to Berlin to discuss deportations of Syrian citizens with criminal records and to talk about stabilizing Syria’s situation. Berlin says it will pursue concrete steps in this regard while seeking ways to help reduce instability in the country. Back in the United States, New York City’s mayoral race looms large for the city’s Jewish community, which remains divided over the candidacy of Mamdani. Some rabbis and community leaders have warned that opposition to Israel’s policies could be a factor in voting, illustrating how regional politics resonate in local ballots. In Israel, Knesset members stormed out during a speech by Prime Minister Yair Lapid marking 30 years since the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin. Lapid used the moment to criticize the government’s current line, including National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, calling his inclusion in the government a profound misstep for the state. The moment reflected ongoing domestic tensions as the country grapples with security and political questions at home while facing regional challenges. On the Gaza front, families of hostages and remains appealed to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to meet with the government’s point person on captives. They pressed for a firm commitment to bring home all remaining hostages and bodies. The ceasefire agreement that framed the exchange process required the return of all living hostages within a defined window and the recovery of as many deceased hostages as possible. Israeli authorities reported the ongoing process of returning remains and hostages, with families emphasizing the emotional and symbolic importance of accountability and transparency. US officials have weighed in on the matter as well; Secretary of State Marco Rubio praised the return of a hostage’s remains and the resilience of the affected families, while President Donald Trump spoke with the families and urged perseverance. The evolving hostage issue remains a central element of the ceasefire and a touchstone for trust between the Israeli government and the families most directly affected. Across the border in Lebanon, Israel announced the death of two Hezbollah operatives in separate Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon within a short span. One targeted a commander from Hezbollah’s Radwan Force in the Nabatieh area, the other an operative seen as conducting surveillance on Israeli troops. Lebanon’s health ministry reported casualties and injuries, highlighting the fragile balance near the border as raids and counterstrikes continue. Israel says Hezbollah has accelerated rearmament near the frontier and has warned that the Lebanese army has not disarmed the group as pledged, raising the risk of renewed fighting if provocations intensify. Security officials in Jerusalem and Washington remain attentive to broader regional dynamics. Iran’s Araghchi warned that Iran has learned from previous engagements and suggested that Israel’s air defenses could be penetrated, signaling a posture that underscored the fragility of already-tense conditions in the region. The same period has seen discussions in security circles about potential escalation if provocation grows, particularly around Hezbollah and other Iranian-aligned groups. On the diplomatic track, US officials reiterated calls for greater press access to Gaza now that a ceasefire is in place. The administration said the issue, while not at the top of its agenda, remains important as part of promoting transparency and press freedom in conflict zones. The debate over independent press access continues to play out in Israel’s courts and in international diplomacy, reflecting broader questions about press freedom, security concerns, and humanitarian access in war zones. In parallel diplomatic developments, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is slated to visit Washington on November 18 for talks with President Trump. The visit signals ongoing alignment efforts tied to the Abraham Accords, even as progress toward Palestinian statehood remains a dividing line in regional diplomacy. Germany’s Merz also noted a broader aim to stabilize and reorient policy toward the region, while Turkey’s stance toward Hamas has drawn attention in regional media, with some reports suggesting Ankara’s actions could influence Hamas’s posture in Gaza as parties seek to shape which entities hold sway. In a related regional thread, Beijing signaled willingness to deepen cooperation with Moscow as both governments describe shared strategic interests, an indicator of how great-power dynamics intersect with Middle East security. In separate international coverage, a confidential UN report cited by outlets including World Israel News described Israel identifying UNRWA staffers with alleged Hamas ties and the UN’s response to those findings. The report noted that not all identified staffers were dismissed, underscoring the complexity of accountability mechanisms in multinational institutions during periods of conflict and diplomacy. Finally, on the security front in the region, Israel carried out a series of targeted operations and warnings in the broader border areas as actors such as Hezbollah and Iranian-linked groups posture across the region. The evolving security landscape continues to test local authorities and international partners alike, as ceasefire commitments coexist with ongoing threats and political pressures in neighboring states. This is the latest from the region as views and policies continue to shift in response to security challenges, humanitarian concerns, and diplomatic negotiations that span continents and shape the years ahead.Thank you for tuning in to this Israel Today: Ongoing War Report update.I'm Noa Levi. Stay safe and informed.Keep in mind that this AI-generated report may contain occasional inaccuracies, so consult multiple sources for a comprehensive view. 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HEADLINESRaqqa Raid Nets Five ISIS OperativesTurkey Signals Hamas Could Lead Gaza PostwarUS Calls for Foreign Journalists in GazaThe time is now 4:00 PM in New York, I'm Noa Levi and this is the latest Israel Today: Ongoing War Report.At four o’clock in the afternoon, here is the latest hourly update on the changing geopolitics of the Middle East and related global developments, with a careful look at Israeli security concerns and US policy stances in context.In northeastern Syria, the Syrian Democratic Forces, with air support and intelligence provided by the United States-led coalition, conducted a raid in Raqqa that resulted in the detention of five members of an ISIS cell. Officials say the group was planning attacks in the region, underscoring the continuing operations against Islamic State remnants and the broader international effort to stabilize parts of Syria where extremist networks remain active.In Europe, Germany’s chancellor Friedrich Merz invited Syrian President Ahmed al-Shaarа to Berlin to discuss deportations of Syrian nationals with criminal records who reside in Germany. The discussion signals Berlin’s willingness to confront migration challenges that arose during the Syrian civil war, while also noting Germany’s aim to stabilize the region and manage refugee flows alongside humanitarian considerations.In New York City, election officials stress that today’s mayoral vote carries significant implications for the city’s Jewish community. Affectionately divided, many within the community weigh support for a Muslim candidate against concerns over his past positions on Israel, highlighting how local political choices intersect with questions of security, identity, and policy in a city with a substantial Jewish population.In Israeli domestic politics, lawmakers exited the Knesset chamber during a speech by Prime Minister Yair Lapid marking the 30th anniversary of the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. Mr. Lapid criticized National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir’s inclusion in the government as “the greatest sin” of the current administration, reflecting ongoing tensions over security policy and the political climate surrounding Israel’s leadership.In Tel Aviv, civilians reported finding a phone connected to the investigation into the missing Tomer-Yerushalmi device, with witnesses placing the discovery at the location where the device was previously located. The development adds a note of ongoing attention to a case that has drawn public interest and scrutiny.Iranian officials, for their part, warned Israel about vulnerabilities in its air defenses. Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi’s government spokesperson stressed that Tehran has learned from the recent operational dynamics and suggested that Iran believes superior defense capabilities can be breached, signaling continued regional tension and the potential for escalation should hostilities resume.In another security and migration development, Israel began deporting an Eritrean regime supporter after fourteen years in the country. The deportation process commenced in the early morning hours under the country’s enforcement and immigration authorities, illustrating Israel’s continued enforcement actions against individuals linked to regimes perceived as hostile or dangerous.From Ankara and beyond, Turkish officials indicated that Hamas could cede power in Gaza as part of a broader push by Turkey and allied Muslim nations to shape post-conflict governance. An Emirati report noted Turkish actions that could imply openness to Hamas leadership in some capacity while seeking influence in the Strip. Turkish diplomacy has been active in coordinating with regional partners on reconstruction and governance for Gaza, though Israel remains wary of Turkish influence given Ankara’s historic support for Hamas and its broader stance on the conflict.In Washington, the administration has renewed its appeal for allowing foreign journalists into Gaza now that a ceasefire is in place. United States officials describe the request as a matter of press freedom and public accountability, even as some officials acknowledge that it is not the administration’s top priority and that access remains constrained by security concerns and operational realities. Israel’s position continues to limit independent access, with Israeli authorities allowing only domestic journalists or embeds with the military in many cases. The matter has been a focal point for ongoing legal and diplomatic discussions, including recent proceedings before Israel’s High Court of Justice, which extended the state’s deadline to respond to a petition seeking independent press access to Gaza.Across the broader diplomatic landscape, Turkish foreign policy remains centered on Gaza and regional influence, with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and his foreign minister advocating for a Palestinian-led future in Gaza and a robust international auspices for reconstruction. In this framework, the idea of a multinational stabilization force, with a mandate defined by a United Nations Security Council resolution, has been framed as a pathway to maintaining security and legitimacy in Gaza, while Israel has voiced caution about allowing external forces to play a direct role in the Strip’s governance. Washington and its Arab partners are weighing the security and political implications of such arrangements, including how an International Stabilization Force would operate and which states would participate.At a Rabin memorial ceremony, President Isaac Herzog warned that Israeli society remains at risk of incitement and violence, echoing concerns voiced thirty years after Rabin’s assassination. He urged the country to adhere to pathways toward peace, as articulated in the broader frame of coexisting with neighbors and expanding the circle of peace. Herzog called for restraint and unity in a year likely to test political and social cohesion, and he highlighted the ongoing imperative to bring home hostages held in Gaza as part of the ceasefire framework. Rabin’s grandson Yonatan Ben Artzi spoke to the gathering, urging Israelis to push extremism to the margins and to build a future rooted in trust and shared national purpose.In the Iraqi arena, Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani signaled that disarming militias would require the withdrawal of the US-led coalition by 2026. He defended ties with Iran, sought to attract US investment, and touted a broad infrastructure push ahead of the November elections, arguing reforms would continue even as security arrangements evolve.Iranian officials also weighed in on Yemen, with a deputy foreign minister warning that any strike by the Zionist enemy on Yemen would pull Tehran into a broader confrontation that it would not be able to control, signaling continued regional risk and the potential for interlocked security challenges.In the wake of natural disasters, Israel’s prime minister ordered aid commitments to Jamaica following the devastation of one of the most powerful hurricanes to strike the country in decades, underscoring Israel’s willingness to engage in international humanitarian assistance despite its focus on regional security.Across civil society, stories of harassment and resilience continue to unfold, including accounts of antisemitic harassment and the personal toll on communities situated at the center of the conflict. These human dimensions remind audiences of the real-world impact of geopolitical tensions, even as leaders pursue diplomacy, security measures, and policy alignments intended to reduce the threat of violence and advance stability.Looking ahead, observers will monitor how the ceasefire in Gaza is upheld, whether a governance arrangement for the Strip gains traction among Palestinian and regional partners, and how major powers balance security concerns with humanitarian, press freedom, and governance imperatives. The United States continues to calibrate its approach—supporting counterterrorism efforts and diplomatic initiatives while pressing for accountability, access, and a durable peace framework. In Israel, security calculus remains focused on preventing attacks, protecting civilians, and pursuing a path toward broader regional stability in concert with international partners and evolving regional arrangements.Thank you for tuning in to this Israel Today: Ongoing War Report update.I'm Noa Levi. Stay safe and informed.Keep in mind that this AI-generated report may contain occasional inaccuracies, so consult multiple sources for a comprehensive view. 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HEADLINESEight Iran Executions Tied to Israel EspionageTurkey Signals Hamas Could Govern GazaUS Pushes Three-Month Sudan CeasefireThe time is now 3:00 PM in New York, I'm Noa Levi and this is the latest Israel Today: Ongoing War Report.Good afternoon. This is the 3:00 PM update on the evolving Middle East and related global angles. New reports from a watchdog indicate Iran carried out its highest level of prisoner executions in the past two decades during October, with eight political prisoners executed in total and seven identified as having been sentenced on espionage charges tied to Israel. The disclosures come amid ongoing international scrutiny of Iran’s use of the death penalty and its broader regional posture.In Israel, authorities say they are continuing the search for a missing device connected to a high-profile case, with civilians reporting that they found a phone at a Tel Aviv beach where the device was last seen. The incident underscores the high-stakes attention surrounding security and information in a tense regional environment.Iranian officials also issued pointed talks about Israel, with a senior official warning that Tehran learned from past confrontations and indicating that Iran believes Israel’s air defenses can be penetrated. The remarks come as regional waryness over deterrence and escalation remains pronounced.Within the United States and allied circles, the discourse around Israel persists alongside debates about policy and accountability. A prominent Jewish commentator publicly stepped away from a major think tank’s anti-antisemitism task force after defending a public figure associated with controversy, signaling the ongoing sensitivity around discourse and solidarity within Jewish communities abroad.Israel further marked its security and humanitarian posture with the deportation of an Eritrean national identified as a supporter of the Asmara government, in what officials described as a landmark case. The operation follows long-running debates about border security and political asylum policies in the region.Meanwhile, a regional dynamic is shaping Gaza and beyond as Turkey signals that Hamas could assume certain governing roles in Gaza as it seeks greater regional influence. Emirati and Turkish reporting notes point to a possible shift in how powers may engage in the Strip under a ceasefire framework, though substantial questions about implementation remain.On the humanitarian front, Israel announced a dispatch of humanitarian and medical assistance to Jamaica in response to the devastating hurricane that struck the island, the most powerful storm to hit Jamaica in decades. The move reflects a broader pattern of regional cooperation and rapid disaster response.Domestic political and legal developments in Israel continue to unfold. A former top military advocate general remains in custody after a Tel Aviv court found reasonable suspicion of obstructing justice in connection with the leak of detention footage, and a separate court ruling upheld continued detention in the same case. The prime minister’s trial schedule has also seen adjustments, with a hearing shortened by several hours to accommodate an urgent diplomatic engagement.Internationally, the United States has been pursuing a humanitarian pause in Sudan, aiming for a three-month ceasefire followed by a nine-month political process, in coordination with regional partners. The plan would also involve a broader coalition effort to reduce civilian suffering, support access for aid, and advance a political track, as reports note ongoing violence and atrocities in Darfur that are under investigation by international prosecutors.In the broader regional discourse, Iraqi leadership signaled that disarmament of militias would hinge on a withdrawal of American-led coalition forces by 2026, while reaffirming ties with Iran and efforts to attract international investment and infrastructure reform ahead of forthcoming elections. A Yemen-focused exchange of warnings from a senior Houthi official underlined the volatility of cross-border tensions in the Red Sea and Gulf regions.Israel’s Rabin memorial observances highlighted concerns about incitement and violence in public life, with President Isaac Herzog urging zero tolerance for violence and calling for unity and a renewed push toward peace, including advancing a broader circle of regional normalization in Rabin’s memory.On the global stage, a major legal development in Darfur saw a former mosque of accountability with a conviction regarding mass violence. And in border enforcement, Turkish nationals suspected of attempting to cross into Israel were returned to Jordan, with official notes anticipating follow-up measures.As events unfold, the international community continues to watch for progress toward hostage recovery, ceasefire commitments, and steps that can reduce civilian harm while respecting security concerns on all sides. This has been the 3:00 PM update.Thank you for tuning in to this Israel Today: Ongoing War Report update.I'm Noa Levi. Stay safe and informed.Keep in mind that this AI-generated report may contain occasional inaccuracies, so consult multiple sources for a comprehensive view. 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HEADLINESRabin Anniversary Memorials Push Peace HopeIsrael Destroys Two Hezbollah Militants in LebanonICC Warns El-Fasher Violence May Be CrimesThe time is now 2:00 PM in New York, I'm Noa Levi and this is the latest Israel Today: Ongoing War Report.This is the 2:00 PM update with the latest developments from the Middle East and related global events.Diaspora Jewish communities marked the 30th anniversary of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin’s assassination with memorials from the World Zionist Organization’s global ceremonies to observances across the United States and the United Kingdom. Organizers emphasized the enduring hope for peace while acknowledging the ongoing security challenges facing Israel and the need for strong defense against threats.In the United States, federal authorities charged two men in Michigan with terrorism-related offenses tied to an ISIS-inspired plot. Prosecutors say the suspects purchased AR-15 style rifles in the months preceding their arrest and engaged in online discussions indicating intent to carry out an attack. Authorities describe the case as part of ongoing efforts to detect and disrupt so-called homegrown violent extremism. Hungary’s government withdrew a Jordanian student’s scholarship after an incident in which an Israeli professor was interrupted during a lecture, prompting the Culture and Innovation Minister to call Hungary not only an ally but a friend of Israel. The move underscores how diplomatic sensitivities surrounding Israel remain a consideration within European academic circles.Recent public opinion in the Palestinian territories shows a shift in views since October 7, with a poll indicating more Palestinians now express support for the Oct. 7 attacks than five months earlier. The same survey notes rising disapproval of Hamas’s disarmament and increasing pessimism about Hamas’s prospects for victory over Israel, reflecting widening divisions over strategy and leadership in the conflict.A story from New York highlighted an Israeli Jewish traveler who sustained a brain bleed in what authorities described as an attack in Manhattan. The interview with the individual stressed concern for fellow Jews and for loved ones, while the person emphasized resilience in the face of security threats in major urban centers.On the legal front in Israel, the trial of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continued with a notable scheduling adjustment: the court session was shortened by two hours to accommodate what was described as an urgent diplomatic meeting. Netanyahu has faced multiple ethics and corruption charges and has sought to accelerate or adjust hearings in recent weeks, citing state duties and health considerations. The proceedings, which began in 2020, are expected to stretch into the coming years, with cross-examination continuing in the weeks ahead and the possibility that testimony could extend into next spring.In the Gaza context, Israeli authorities reported the transfer of five Palestinian prisoners to Gaza via the Kerem Shalom crossing, with the detainees arriving at a hospital in central Gaza. The move is part of ongoing, tightly managed exchanges and security considerations in the broader conflict environment.In southern Lebanon, Israeli forces said they destroyed two Hezbollah militants in separate operations, led by the Northern Command and conducted with air support. One targeted individual, described as a commander within Hezbollah’s Radwan Force in the Nabatieh region, was reported to have advanced the group’s terrorist capabilities toward Israel. Earlier in the day, another Hezbollah fighter was struck in the Ayta al-Shaab area, with observers noting the individual was engaged in gathering intelligence on Israeli forces. The Israeli military described the actions as part of ongoing efforts to counter cross-border threats.Meanwhile, Palestinian factions in Cairo continued discussions about future governance in Gaza, with a spokesman for Fatah indicating a desire to ensure Hamas remains involved in any political process to prevent further radicalization. The talks reflect an ongoing international effort to shape a viable, inclusive framework for Gaza’s future amid the wider regional instability.Across the Atlantic, a Detroit-area terrorism case progressed as two men were charged after searches tied to an ISIS-influenced plot. Investigators indicated the suspects and others discussed possible targets and carried firearms and ammunition for what they described as a planned attack, with authorities stressing that law enforcement intervened before any harm could be carried out.In other regional security developments, Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed al-Sudani noted that the dissolution of Shiite militias in Iraq is connected to the planned withdrawal of the US-led coalition forces, with a timetable indicating a withdrawal to be completed by September next year. The statement places emphasis on how broader coalition dynamics in the region intersect with internal security arrangements and the political landscape in Iraq.On the humanitarian and justice fronts, the International Criminal Court warned that violence surrounding events in Sudan’s El-Fasher could amount to crimes against humanity and war crimes, as thousands of civilians have fled the Kordofan region amid fighting between the Sudanese army and Rapid Support Forces. UN figures indicate tens of thousands have displaced, and the ICC noted evidence gathering that could be used in future prosecutions. The United States and regional partners have been exploring humanitarian pauses and transition processes, with discussions of a three-month truce followed by a nine-month political track as part of a broader effort to deliver aid and stabilize the region.Also of note on these pages, there was reporting related to broader energy and security dynamics in the region. The evolving posture of regional actors and external powers continues to shape risk and stability across Israel, Gaza, Lebanon, and the wider Middle East.To summarize, the day’s reporting highlights a mix of commemoration and security concerns adjacent to Israel’s security posture, ongoing judicial inquiries and political maneuvering at home, and persistent regional and international efforts to address humanitarian needs, governance in Gaza, and the threat landscape that includes terrorism and inter-state tensions. The overarching theme remains a period of heightened vigilance alongside cautious attention to prospects for peace and political processes that could influence the region’s trajectory in the months ahead.Thank you for tuning in to this Israel Today: Ongoing War Report update.I'm Noa Levi. Stay safe and informed.Keep in mind that this AI-generated report may contain occasional inaccuracies, so consult multiple sources for a comprehensive view. 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HEADLINESIDF strikes Hezbollah targets Radwan commander killedGaza death toll tops 68,000 crisis deepensIraq militias disarm after US withdrawalThe time is now 1:01 PM in New York, I'm Noa Levi and this is the latest Israel Today: Ongoing War Report.This is the 1:00 PM international news update. In the Lebanon frontier, the Israeli Defense Forces say they struck Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon, reporting the deaths of two militants, including a commander from Hezbollah’s Radwan unit. The operation followed hours of cross-border activity and underscores continuing tensions along the Israeli-Lebanese frontier.In Gaza, Palestinian health authorities report more than 68,000 people killed since the current conflict began, with 2.3 million residents enduring a humanitarian crisis amid widespread destruction. Palestinian mental health professionals describe a sustained, overwhelming level of trauma across the population as families cope with loss, displacement, and scarcity of essential services.Israel announced the release of five Palestinian prisoners into Gaza through the Kerem Shalom crossing. The detainees were transported to a hospital in central Gaza, as part of ongoing exchanges and humanitarian gestures amid hostilities.In Cairo, Palestinian factions held closed-door discussions on the future governance of Gaza. A Fatah spokesperson said Hamas should be involved in the political process to help prevent further radicalization and maintain a unified approach to governance in the territory.In Baghdad, Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani said disarming militias would be possible only after the United States-led coalition ends its presence in Iraq, a process he linked to a broader withdrawal planned for September 2026 as the threat from Islamist militants has diminished.A recent poll of Palestinians found increased support for attacks conducted on October 7, contrasted with continued opposition to Hamas’s disarmament and growing pessimism about Hamas’s prospects for victory. The findings reflect ongoing divisions over strategy and leadership amid the broader conflict.Across Sudan, the International Criminal Court warned that violence in El-Fasher could amount to crimes against humanity and war crimes, as UN figures show tens of thousands of civilians fleeing the region of Kordofan amid a mounting threat from paramilitary forces.In a separate diplomatic note, Hungary’s Culture and Innovation Minister Balázs Hankó announced the withdrawal of a scholarship for a Jordanian student who interrupted an Israeli professor, stating that Hungary remains an ally and friend of Israel. The move highlights the sensitivity of international academic exchanges in a regional climate marked by frequent political flashpoints.Reports from Gaza also indicate continued Israeli air and ground operations with sporadic strikes reported in the Tafah neighborhood in eastern Gaza, underscoring the ongoing risk to civilians in densely populated areas.On the broader international front, US policymakers continue to emphasize support for Israel’s security while seeking avenues to reduce violence and prevent further humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza, alongside reminders of commitments to regional stability and coordination with partner governments.That is the latest update. We will continue to monitor these developments and provide updates as events warrant.Thank you for tuning in to this Israel Today: Ongoing War Report update.I'm Noa Levi. 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HEADLINESPalestinian factions in Cairo pursue Gaza governanceManhattan attack heightens Jewish community fears worldwideIran-U.S. ties freeze over Israeli basesThe time is now 12:01 PM in New York, I'm Noa Levi and this is the latest Israel Today: Ongoing War Report.Good afternoon. Here is the hourly update on events shaping the region and the broader world, with emphasis on Israel’s security concerns and the perspectives of a wide international audience.In the United States, a Jewish Israeli citizen who was injured in a Manhattan attack described not personal fear but concern for fellow Jews and the broader Jewish community, telling the Post that the threat felt “in the middle of the city, in the middle of the day.” The remarks underscore that distant violence reverberates through communities far from any battlefield and that security concerns remain a global reality for Israelis and Jews abroad.In regional diplomacy, Palestinian factions held talks in Cairo about Gaza governance. A Fatah spokesperson emphasized the importance of Hamas feeling involved in the political process to prevent future radical manifestations, signaling an attempt to balance political inclusion with security and humanitarian concerns as the Gaza question remains unresolved.Back home in Israel, Jerusalem faced a weather anomaly as the city’s November heat record was reported by the center weather station, a reminder that climate patterns are shaping daily life even amid ongoing security concerns.On the information front, debates over neutrality and accuracy in online discourse continued. The founder of Wikipedia warned that the Gaza Genocide article required immediate attention to meet neutrality standards, highlighting ongoing challenges in how complex conflicts are portrayed in open-source reference works.Human memory and accountability also featured prominently. Yad Vashem announced that five million names of Holocaust victims have now been identified, with AI tools helping to identify additional names, reinforcing the urgency of remembering history as a moral responsibility alongside ongoing security and political concerns.In commemorations, President Isaac Herzog reflected on decades of political division, warning of mutual venom between the Right and the Left as Israel marked a significant anniversary related to Rabin’s assassination. The remarks framed a domestic discourse about unity and resilience in a time of regional volatility.On a human note, a Jewish traveler who visited Syria found warmth and affection from locals, including a remarkable encounter with one of Damascus’s last Jewish residents, illustrating that personal connections can persist even amid broader conflict.Security and intelligence analysis highlighted the role of technology in regional security. A report outlined how artificial intelligence can uncover hidden networks tied to Hezbollah and Hamas, showing that financial and logistical patterns often leave traceable signals even in shadowy networks.In Gaza, Palestinian mental health specialists described a “volcano” of trauma among residents after two years of bombardment, incursions, and a devastating toll on life. With estimates of casualties and displacement mounting, the humanitarian dimension remains critical for any path to stability.Turning to the broader Arab world, the Iraqi prime minister said disarming factions could occur only after the United States withdraws its forces, signaling a plan to have the multinational coalition leave by September 2026 as security conditions change and militant threats ease. The stance reflects Iraqi concerns about foreign forces and the delicate balance of security forces inside the state.Military developments in the region included an Israeli Defense Forces operation in which Hamas terrorists near the Yellow Line were assessed to pose an immediate threat to troops, leading to lethal action as part of ongoing counterterrorism efforts along the border.In the ongoing ceasefire context, reports from Israel indicate that Hamas insisted on keeping weapons as hundreds of militants remain in tunnels in Khan Younis and Rafah. Israel’s position remains that weapons must be disarmed and that safe passage for fighters is not an option while attacks persist. The United States has urged caution to prevent a collapse of the ceasefire, a factor connected to broader geopolitical considerations, including high-stakes diplomacy around regional security and humanitarian access, and in a wider frame, the timing of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s upcoming visit.International justice and accountability continued to border the conflict. The International Criminal Court warned that the Rapid Support Forces’ actions in Darfur could amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity, while also noting the broader pattern of violence in the region. This underscores the universality of accountability concerns that travel beyond national borders and into international courts’ mandate.In a broader regional signal, Iran’s supreme leader stated that cooperation with the United States is impossible as long as Washington supports Israel and maintains bases in the region, framing any potential dialogue around a confrontation with Israel that would require substantial changes in US posture. This stance comes amid a broader triangle of tensions involving Iran, Israel, and the United States as diplomacy continues to attempt to constrain regional conflict without surrendering security concerns.Domestically, markets and public life continue to adapt to the spillovers of regional conflict. In neighboring Tunisia, a two-day bank workers’ strike disrupted financial transactions as the country contends with economic pressures, underscoring how economic stress translates into broader social tensions even as regional conflicts unfold elsewhere.Israel’s internal political and security discourse remained active. The continuing investigations into corruption cases and the related detentions in Israel’s public sector reflected a domestic political environment that remains vigilant as the state pursues both security and governance challenges.On the technology and travel front, travel and tourism in Israel face a gradual reentry. Industry observers note that while security gains and ceasefire declarations create a pathway for visitors, international sentiment remains cautious. Airlines have resumed routes only gradually, and industry leaders emphasize the need to project a vibrant, safe image of Israel to rebuild visitor confidence and support the economy.Looking ahead, several overlapping developments will shape the coming days: diplomatic maneuvers around the Gaza ceasefire and the question of disarmament in Gaza, the potential withdrawal of foreign forces from Iraq and the implications for regional alignments, and continued scrutiny by international institutions over possible war crimes in multiple theaters. All these threads intersect with questions of security, humanitarian relief, and the political narratives that frame public perception both inside Israel and around the world.This is a moment for steady analysis and careful reporting as events unfold across borders and within communities. We will continue to monitor official statements, independent reporting, and humanitarian updates to provide a clear, balanced picture of the evolving situation.Thank you for tuning in to this Israel Today: Ongoing War Report update.I'm Noa Levi. Stay safe and informed.Keep in mind that this AI-generated report may contain occasional inaccuracies, so consult multiple sources for a comprehensive view. 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HEADLINESIran hardline on US over nuclear talksICC probes RSF Darfur crimesHamas operatives neutralized near Yellow LineThe time is now 11:01 AM in New York, I'm Noa Levi and this is the latest Israel Today: Ongoing War Report.This is the hourly update. With the conflict in Gaza and the broader Middle East continuing to shape regional and international policy, here are the developments shaping the day.First, Israel marked a pair of anniversaries that reflect both memory and security. In Jerusalem, 30 years since the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin were commemorated at the President’s Residence, where President Isaac Herzog warned of growing political venom between the Right and the Left. In parallel, a milestone observance at Yad Vashem underscored the ongoing obligation to identify the victims of the Holocaust, with Yad Vashem chair Dani Dayan noting that naming five million victims serves as a reminder of unfinished work and the need to extend understanding to future generations.On the security front, Israeli forces reported an encounter in which Hamas operatives approaching troops beyond the so-called Yellow Line were neutralized, with officials citing an immediate threat to soldiers. The incident underscores the ongoing vigilance along the border and the high level of operational hazard described by military authorities as they seek to prevent a broader flare of violence.Internationally, Iran’s leadership reaffirmed a hard line in its stance toward the United States. Iran’s supreme leader said cooperation with the US is not possible while Washington continues to back Israel, maintain military bases in the region, and intervene in Middle East affairs. The statement comes amid a broader context of stalled talks over Iran’s nuclear program and ongoing regional tensions, with Western officials pressing Tehran to demonstrate verifiable limits on enrichment. The United States has described its policy as supporting Israel’s security while seeking to avoid a wider regional escalation, a position that remains at odds with Tehran’s conditions for dialogue.In Sudan, the International Criminal Court prosecutor signaled that acts committed in Darfur by the Rapid Support Forces may constitute war crimes and crimes against humanity. The court noted that the RSF has seized control of El Fasher after a long siege, with thousands displaced and reports of attacks on civilians and medical facilities. The ICC stressed that it is gathering and preserving evidence for potential prosecutions, highlighting the international emphasis on accountability amid the two-year conflict.Regional diplomacy continued to evolve. In Lebanon, President Joseph Aoun indicated that negotiators must pursue dialogue with Israel, stressing that diplomacy is essential even in a fraught neighborhood, and signaling a readiness to engage despite enduring tensions. The implications for the broader Arab-Israeli dynamic remain a subject of close attention in regional capitals and Western capitals alike.Back in Israel, attention remains on questions of governance and the management of public affairs. A high-profile case involving senior legal officials has attracted attention as investigations linked to a leak of security camera footage from a detention facility continue to unfold. After a period of intense public scrutiny, authorities have sought to clarify the status of investigations and to determine the appropriate path forward while ensuring due process. The leadership has faced criticism from across the political spectrum, even as security services emphasize the necessity of maintaining the integrity of military and legal institutions during a time of heightened sensitivity.Meanwhile, Israel’s security establishment has signaled a continued determination to counter militant networks by leveraging advanced technology. The Israel Land Authority reports that it used aerial surveillance and other modern tools to identify unauthorized Bedouin encroachments in the Negev, reflecting a broader trend of deploying data-driven approaches to land management and security concerns in a challenging regulatory environment.In the domain of counterterror finance, analysts note that Hezbollah and Hamas operate across cross-border channels, including charities, trade routes, and digital assets. Artificial intelligence is increasingly seen as a tool to detect patterns in transactions that could expose illicit networks, helping authorities disrupt financing for militant operations while preserving legitimate avenues of commerce and humanitarian relief.Along the political front in the United States, coverage focused on the NYC mayoral race where a prominent Democratic candidate has drawn attention for his positions on Israel. National discussions at allied forums highlighted the tension within the coalition as some speakers argued that the Democratic party’s stance could affect US policy and the country’s relationship with its allies in the region.In technology and consumer spheres, rumors about the next generation of devices continue to circulate, with industry chatter noting anticipated design directions and consumer expectations that tie into broader questions about the pace of technological change and its impact on global markets.Tourism remains a bellwether for regional perception. As the Gaza ceasefire appears to stabilize, experts caution that a full rebound in visitor numbers will require more than just a formal end to hostilities. They point to the need for a renewed international narrative that showcases Israel as a safe, vibrant destination for culture, cuisine, history, and outdoor experiences. Current estimates project a slow return to pre-war traffic, with rebound timing dependent on the durability of the ceasefire, airline routing, and global perceptions of safety.In the human story, there are reports from Syria describing moments of warmth between locals and visitors, illustrating how people on the ground can maintain personal ties even as political tensions endure. Across the region, individuals and communities continue to navigate a landscape shaped by security concerns, legacy memory, and the push for durable, peaceful resolutions.That is all for this hour. We will continue to monitor the evolving security picture, diplomatic engagements, and humanitarian dimensions as events unfold.Thank you for tuning in to this Israel Today: Ongoing War Report update.I'm Noa Levi. Stay safe and informed.Keep in mind that this AI-generated report may contain occasional inaccuracies, so consult multiple sources for a comprehensive view. 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HEADLINES- Israel embraces 24/7 proactive IDF- US-led push to stabilize Gaza ceasefire- Five million Holocaust victims identifiedThe time is now 10:01 AM in New York, I'm Noa Levi and this is the latest Israel Today: Ongoing War Report.This is the 10:00 AM update on events in Israel, the region, and the wider world that bear on security, diplomacy, and the lives of civilians. We begin with a look at the latest developments from the Negev and the borders, then move to Gaza and regional diplomacy, followed by a review of legal and memory issues that touch Israel and the Jewish world.Israel’s Land Authority says it is cracking down on land encroachment in the Negev, turning to advanced technologies, including aerial scans and artificial intelligence, to detect unauthorized Bedouin structures. The effort underscores an ongoing policy push to clarify land use in a border region where security considerations intersect with questions of housing, planning, and rights. The government says the aim is to enforce planning standards while minimizing disruption to communities, and the authorities indicate the measures are part of a broader effort to prevent illegal construction that could complicate security operations or land administration.In parallel, Israeli defense forces conducted operations against terrorists who approached IDF troops beyond the Yellow Line, with the military saying the individuals posed an immediate threat. The strikes reflect an ongoing posture along the border aimed at preventing infiltrations or attacks and at signaling resolve to counterterror groups that continue to operate in the area.Netanyahu announced a significant shift in Israel’s military doctrine, describing a need for a larger, more active IDF capable of operating around the clock rather than a policy of containment. The new approach envisions intensified activity across the theater and a willingness to take initiative to neutralize threats before they can gain ground. The prime minister stressed that reservists remain a central element of this defense posture as Israel recalibrates its forces to confront evolving security challenges.At the same time, Netanyahu paid tribute to Colonel Assaf Hamami, the IDF officer who helped identify the full scale of the invasion in its early moments, recognizing his contributions to the military’s understanding of the conflict’s trajectory and the importance of timely intelligence in guiding operations.Across the region, the security environment remains fragile. Antisemitic graffiti targeting Jewish sites in Sofia, including a synagogue and a fallen-soldiers memorial, highlights persistent antisemitism that continues to provoke international concern. The incident comes as Jewish communities worldwide face a renewed focus on safety and vigilance in the wake of broader regional tensions and recent outbreaks of violence.In Washington, US policy continues to emphasize stabilizing the ceasefire in Gaza while pressing Hamas to disarm and demilitarize the Strip. American officials have signaled a preference to delay major operations that could threaten the ceasefire, particularly as diplomacy weighs the timing of regional visits and negotiations. The US is also watching conditions on the ground in Gaza and the fate of kidnapped and missing soldiers as part of a broader effort to prevent a collapse of the truce.On the ground in Gaza, the topic of safe passage remains contentious. Hamas has pressed for passage for hundreds of fighters to move through Israeli-held territory, arguing for Red Cross-escorted movement to prevent harm. Israel has maintained a hard line, insisting that weapons be left behind and linking any movement to a broader, verifiable disarmament framework and the return of kidnapped soldiers’ bodies. The exchanges reflect the difficult logistics of ceasefire arrangements in a densely populated and contested corridor, where military considerations intersect with humanitarian concerns and the political calculus of both sides.Meanwhile, in a high-profile legal case connected to the war and its aftermath, the remand of former military advocate general Yifat Tomer-Yerushulmi and former IDF chief prosecutor Matan Solomosh was extended as prosecutors pursue the leak investigation connected to the Sde Teiman detention facility video. Police say the investigation includes questions about possible obstruction. The court extended detention, and authorities have described the case as involving serious criminal offenses tied to the disclosure of material involving allegations of abuse. The case has drawn wide attention in Israel and among coalition partners, highlighting the ongoing scrutiny of military justice and accountability during a period of intensive security operations.In a broader human dimension, Yad Vashem announced that five million names of Jews killed in the Holocaust have now been identified, a milestone achieved with substantial help from survivors, relatives, and increasingly advanced technologies, including AI. The centre notes that while roughly one million names remain unaccounted for, continued research may recover as many as a quarter of a million more identities through new methods, though some victims may never be identified. The Names project and the Central Database of Shoah Victims’ Names continue to serve as a moral obligation to remember and document lives lost, with forthcoming seminars and events planned to mark the milestone and to emphasize the ongoing importance of remembrance.Internationally, the ICC in The Hague said it is gathering evidence of mass killings and rapes in Darfur after paramilitary forces gained control of al-Fashir, the last held urban center in Sudan’s Darfur region. The court has tracked alleged genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity since the mid-2000s, and the latest developments underscore the persistence of accountability efforts in parallel with regional conflicts that continue to spill across borders.In Lebanon, the presidency has signaled a push toward renewed talks with Israel, arguing that diplomacy remains the only path forward. The Lebanese leadership has emphasized that dialogue is essential and that language and tone matter in shaping negotiations, even as the region remains dynamic and unpredictable.On the security front, reports from the Gaza front note continued pressure on Hamas to honor ceasefire terms and to relinquish weapons. Israel’s position remains clear: while the humanitarian corridor and prisoner arrangements are being managed under the ceasefire framework, the disarmament of Hamas and the return of bodies are central to any lasting stabilization. The United States continues to engage with partners in the region to sustain a fragile balance between military pressure and diplomatic outreach, mindful of the political timelines and regional sensitivities ahead of major diplomatic visits.In Afghanistan, a powerful earthquake left dozens of homes collapsed and damaged, with reports indicating that entire families were buried under the ruins in places like Mazar-i-Sharif and surrounding areas. The quake’s tremors were felt across neighboring countries, and rescue and relief operations are underway as authorities assess the extent of damage and needs for assistance.In the Jewish world, a notable case of remembrance and resilience continues. A story of Bar Kupershtein’s return home after a lengthy captivity and a hospital stay underscores the personal costs of conflict and the long arc of recovery for individuals and families. Such narratives complement the broader political and military headlines and remind audiences of the human dimension of conflict and its aftermath.Looking ahead, regional and international players are preparing for a busy period as the ceasefire framework remains fragile and as discussions on disarmament, prisoner exchanges, and the return of bodies proceed. The United States is balancing its diplomatic engagements with allied partners in the region, aiming to prevent a collapse of the ceasefire while supporting efforts to counter terrorism and to stabilize the humanitarian situation. At the same time, the memory and scholarship surrounding the Holocaust continue to advance, with new efforts to document and preserve the identities of victims, ensuring that history informs present-day commitments to human rights and remembrance.This concludes the 10:00 AM update. We will continue monitoring developments, report the moments that shape security, diplomacy, and the lives of people across the region, and bring you further context as events unfold.Thank you for tuning in to this Israel Today: Ongoing War Report update.I'm Noa Levi. Stay safe and informed.Keep in mind that this AI-generated report may contain occasional inaccuracies, so consult multiple sources for a comprehensive view. 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HEADLINESIsrael rejects safe passage for Hamas tunnelsLast hostages returned as 270 bodies recoveredIran rejects cooperation as US backs IsraelThe time is now 9:01 AM in New York, I'm Noa Levi and this is the latest Israel Today: Ongoing War Report.As of 9:00 AM, developments across the Middle East and the Israeli-Palestinian arena continue to unfold with implications for security, diplomacy, and humanitarian relief. Israel maintains that safe passage for roughly 200 Hamas fighters sheltering in tunnels inside Israeli-held territory will not be allowed, reiterating that disarmament and demilitarization of the Gaza Strip are prerequisites for any broader agreement. Israeli officials say operations will proceed where there is an immediate threat, even as Washington and regional partners press for a cautious tempo to protect the ceasefire and humanitarian channels.On the hostage and missing persons front, Israeli and regional officials report progress in humanitarian and recovery efforts. The Gaza Health Ministry says the number of bodies recovered has risen to 270, including 45 newly released and handed to the Red Cross for processing and family notification. Authorities also say the last living hostages taken into Gaza by Hamas have been returned to Israel, with ongoing searches coordinated with international aid groups to locate additional missing persons and remains in areas such as Khan Younis, east Gaza City, and Rafah.In domestic politics, the Knesset advanced a death penalty for terrorists bill, with Prime Minister Netanyahu publicly backing the measure after hostage negotiations concluded and the last hostages were released. The draft legislation would allow courts to impose the death penalty for nationalistically motivated murder of Israeli citizens, while preserving a role for security agencies and the hostage coordination process in individual cases. Supporters argue the move would reinforce deterrence and reflect a resolute national response to the violence of recent years; critics warn it could affect judicial independence and civil liberties, and they warn of potential impacts on freedom of the press and due process.Diplomatically, the United States continues to balance pressure on Hamas with broader regional diplomacy to sustain the ceasefire, including mediation work by Egypt and Qatar. The aim remains to secure Hamas disarmament, enable humanitarian access, and preserve stability in Gaza and along the broader front. International partners stress that any stage two of a negotiated plan will hinge on verifiable disarmament and compliance with ceasefire terms, as the region’s security architecture depends on credible enforcement and verified progress.In broader regional signaling, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei stated that cooperation with the United States is not possible as long as Washington backs Israel and maintains a military presence in the Middle East. The comment comes as US and allied diplomats press Tehran on regional behavior and nuclear issues, underscoring the layered diplomatic fault lines that intersect with the Gaza dynamic and broader strategic competition in the region.Elsewhere, regional energy and infrastructure developments continue to shape calculations. A Turkey-Iraq oil-for-water agreement was announced, directing Iraqi oil revenues toward Turkish-built water infrastructure, illustrating how cross-border cooperation in energy and development can influence stability and governance in the wider area. At the same time, reports from Lebanon described injuries from a drone-related incident near the southern border, a reminder of the spillover risks and the fragile security environment on Israel’s periphery.Back in Israel, Prime Minister Netanyahu has reiterated a firm stance on Hamas disarmament, framing the path forward as one of initiative and proactive security measures rather than concession. In parallel, debates over media regulation and the broader legal framework in Israel continue to unfold within the coalition and among opposition voices, highlighting the ongoing domestic conversations about governance, civil liberties, and the role of the press in a time of national security challenges.Looking ahead, the coming days will test the ceasefire’s durability and the region’s stability as mediators work to resolve remaining questions about weapons in Hamas hands, the fate of hostages and missing persons, and the broader implications for Israel’s security posture, regional diplomacy, and international support. The international community watches closely for verifiable steps on disarmament, humanitarian access, and the management of cross-border tensions along and beyond the Gaza front.Thank you for tuning in to this Israel Today: Ongoing War Report update.I'm Noa Levi. 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