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Collapsing Calm? CIA Flags Israeli Civil War Risk · Israel Today: Ongoing War Report

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  Speaker 1: You're listening to Israel Today ongoing war report. I'm Noah Levi.
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  Speaker 1: We begin with alarming intelligence. A classified CIA report suggests
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  Speaker 1: that Israel is on the verge of civil war and
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  Speaker 1: political collapse. This warning comes amid ongoing regional tensions and
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  Speaker 1: domestic challenges. In Jerusalem, a serious incident occurred yesterday in
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  Speaker 1: the Amman-Hanatziv neighborhood. A vehicle exploded and critically wounding a
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  Speaker 1: 50-year-old man and moderately injuring his 13-year-old son. Police stated
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  Speaker 1: the background to the incident is believed to be criminal,
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  Speaker 1: though some media reports indicated it may have been an
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  Speaker 1: attempted assassination. The conflict's impact continues to reverberate globally. According
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  Speaker 1: to a Wall Street Journal investigation highlighted by Mariv News Flash,
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  Speaker 1: the October 7 attack and subsequent war in Gaza have
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  Speaker 1: deeply divided a therapy clinic in Dallas, Texas. This led
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  Speaker 1: to heated internal disputes, mutual accusations, the firing of two
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  Speaker 1: Jewish therapists, and reciprocal lawsuits, illustrating how the war is
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  Speaker 1: fragmenting communities even far from the front lines. Domestically, political
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  Speaker 1: calls for change are growing. Former Likud MK Dan Elouz
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  Speaker 1: told the Jerusalem Post that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu must
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  Speaker 1: be replaced. Elouz argued that failing to impose a political
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  Speaker 1: price for the October 7 massacre undermines accountability. and endangers
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  Speaker 1: Israel's future, suggesting that allowing Netanyahu to remain in power
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  Speaker 1: creates incentives to evade responsibility. In related domestic news, newly
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  Speaker 1: released court files show Lieutenant Colonel Arieh Amidra arguing that
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  Speaker 1: he is being made to pay for broader systemic failures
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  Speaker 1: within the IDF, as the military cites serious errors before
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  Speaker 1: and during the Hamas attack. Meanwhile, the IDF itself is
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  Speaker 1: shifting its readiness strategy post-October 7, focusing on enemy capabilities
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  Speaker 1: rather than intentions, a move underscored by IDF Chief of
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  Speaker 1: Staff Lieutenant General Zamier. Separately, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs
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  Speaker 1: and Defence Committee, Bose Bismuth, met with the UAE Ambassador
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  Speaker 1: to Israel ahead of a special security discussion concerning the
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  Speaker 1: FlyDubai flight incident. On the mental health front, the ERAN
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  Speaker 1: organisation revealed that three years after October 7, the Israeli
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  Speaker 1: public continues to face substantial struggles. ERAN has aided nearly
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  Speaker 1: a million individuals, with reports indicating a sharp rise in
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  Speaker 1: loneliness and a near doubling of calls related to suicidality
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  Speaker 1: among youth since the war began. Turning to regional matters,
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  Speaker 1: reports suggest the Houthis have gone too far, leading Turkey,
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  Speaker 1: Pakistan and Saudi Arabia to activate their defence alliance. In Yemen,
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  Speaker 1: sources told Israel Hayem that recent victories near the Bab
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  Speaker 1: al-Mandab Strait were led by the Southern Transitional Council. although
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  Speaker 1: Saudi media portrayed the offensive as solely a Saudi operation,
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  Speaker 1: which has exposed rifts among anti-Houthi forces. We also have
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  Speaker 1: reports of chaos in Modian, where the arrest of a
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  Speaker 1: deserter led to a violent siege against military police soldiers.
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  Speaker 1: Former IDF chief Yair Golan commented on the situation, and
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  Speaker 1: on the crime front, an illegal resident from Nablus is
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  Speaker 1: suspected of stealing a vehicle in Tel Aviv and then
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  Speaker 1: fatally hitting a cyclist while fleeing. For continuing coverage of
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  Speaker 1: antisemitism around the world, listen to Antisemitism Watch from Clockwork Media.
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  Speaker 1: Find it at clockworkmedia.org slash watch. I'm Noah Levi, thank
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  Speaker 1: Keep in mind that this AI-generated report may contain occasional inaccuracies,
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