HEADLINES
1. Israel Launches Major Yemen Airport Strike Amid Rising Tensions
2. Hezbollah Fires More Missiles as Israel Mobilizes Forces
3. US-USSR Iran Talks Under Watch as Regional Conflict Worsens
The time is now 08:00 AM in New York, I'm Noa Levi and this is the latest Israel Today: Ongoing War Report.
At 8:00 AM, we begin with a comprehensive update on the ongoing multi-front conflict involving Israel, Iran, and their proxies. Israel remains engaged across seven key regions: Iran, Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and Yemen, with significant military actions and international repercussions.
In Yemen, the Israeli Defense Forces issued a rare and urgent warning for all personnel at Sanaa International Airport to evacuate immediately. This marks the first time Israel has issued a prior warning before striking the Houthi-controlled airport, following a series of targeted airstrikes on Houthi military infrastructure in Yemen. The strikes come in response to recent missile attacks near Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, which Israel attributes to Houthi forces backed by Iran. The operation involved approximately 20 fighter jets dropping 50 munitions on key Houthi targets, including the Hodeidah seaport and a concrete factory used for military construction. Israeli officials emphasize that these strikes aim to dismantle Iran’s proxy network, which is accused of transferring weapons and military equipment to threaten regional stability and Israel’s security.
In the northern front, Israel continues its campaign against Hezbollah in Lebanon, with recent reports of increased missile launches and military activity. The Israeli military has affirmed its readiness to respond decisively to any escalation from Lebanese territories.
Meanwhile, in Syria, Israeli airstrikes have targeted Iranian-backed militias and military installations, aiming to prevent the transfer of weapons into Lebanon and Gaza. These operations are part of Israel’s broader effort to prevent Iran’s entrenchment along its borders.
In Iraq, Iranian proxies have launched sporadic rocket attacks against Israeli interests and US facilities, prompting heightened alert levels and military readiness from Israel and allied forces.
Across the Gaza Strip, Israeli forces are engaged in ongoing operations aimed at degrading Hamas’ military capabilities. The Israeli government has declared its intentions to destroy Hamas’ infrastructure and prevent its resurgence, with plans for a sustained campaign that includes the potential for ground operations. Israeli officials also underscore their commitment to maintaining control over strategic areas in Judea and Samaria, with continued expansion of settlements and infrastructure investments, as part of their broader security strategy.
Internationally, the escalation has prompted global concern. The United States has coordinated with Israel on military actions against Houthi targets in Yemen, including joint strikes following a ballistic missile attack near Ben Gurion Airport. The US also remains engaged diplomatically, seeking to prevent further regional destabilization.
Domestically, Israel faces internal challenges, including the impact of the conflict on civilian life and the economy. The government continues to bolster security measures, with heightened alertness across the country. Public warnings have been issued to ensure safety amid ongoing hostilities.
In a related development, a senior Israeli opposition leader, Benny Gantz, expressed caution regarding the establishment of a Palestinian state, emphasizing that Israel must retain control over strategic territories to ensure national security. Gantz advocates for maintaining long-term security control over Gaza and parts of Judea and Samaria, opposing large-scale withdrawals or the creation of a sovereign Palestinian entity, which he considers delusio
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