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Israel Issues Global Attack Warning Amid Iran Tensions · 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: As the world watches evolving regional dynamics and remembers critical events,
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  Speaker 1: staying informed on Israel's security and resilience remains paramount. Today,
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  Speaker 1: we bring you crucial updates from the National Security Council,
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  Speaker 1: vital security assessments from the Shin Bet, and deeply personal
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  Speaker 1: accounts from those affected by the conflict. beginning with a
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  Speaker 1: significant security advisory. Israel's National Security Council is urging Israelis
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  Speaker 1: and Jews overseas to exercise heightened vigilance. This warning, ahead
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  Speaker 1: of the third anniversary of the October 7 massacre, highlights
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  Speaker 1: possible attacks targeting Israelis and Jews by Iran and its proxies,
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  Speaker 1: including Hamas and global jihad terror groups, as reported by
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  Speaker 1: Jewish News 24. Travellers are advised to avoid demonstrations and
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  Speaker 1: large gatherings. steer clear of Level 4 destinations such as Jordan, Qatar,
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  Speaker 1: Somaliland and Egypt, and minimise speaking Hebrew in crowded areas
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  Speaker 1: in Level 3 countries. They are also encouraged to avoid
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  Speaker 1: posting travel plans or details about their security force service
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  Speaker 1: on social media. Turning inward, the head of the Shin Bet,
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  Speaker 1: David Zinni, has warned of unprecedented efforts by terrorist organisations
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  Speaker 1: within Israel. Speaking to the Political Security Cabinet, He detailed
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  Speaker 1: attempts to establish military infrastructure and quasi-military battalions in Bedouin
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  Speaker 1: communities in the Negev. This concerning phenomenon is fuelled by
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  Speaker 1: increasing involvement of Israeli citizens from Bedouin communities in terrorist incidents,
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  Speaker 1: arms smuggling along the Egyptian border, and ties with terrorist
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  Speaker 1: elements in the West Bank and Gaza. Officials point to
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  Speaker 1: widespread weapons smuggling and nationalist and religious radicalisation. Amplified by
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  Speaker 1: social media propaganda from groups like Hamas and ISIS, as
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  Speaker 1: creating fertile ground for local armed organisations, counter-terrorism efforts by
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  Speaker 1: the Shin Bet, Police and IDF are ongoing, aiming to
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  Speaker 1: thwart these attempts in their initial stages. The challenging environment
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  Speaker 1: was underscored during a recent conference in Rahat, where gunfire
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  Speaker 1: was heard nearby, described by one participant as something that
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  Speaker 1: must not become routine and a severe failure of the government.
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  Speaker 1: From the deep personal impact of captivity, former Gaza hostage
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  Speaker 1: Guy Gilboa Dalal has revealed the profound psychological toll, including
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  Speaker 1: sexual abuse, he endured during more than two years held
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  Speaker 1: by Hamas. In an interview coinciding with the three-year anniversary
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  Speaker 1: of the October 7 massacre, Gilboa Dalal spoke about the
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  Speaker 1: unexpected difficulty of rehabilitation upon returning home. He described nightmares,
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  Speaker 1: self-blame and threats from his abductor, which made it difficult
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  Speaker 1: to even confide in fellow captives about the abuse he suffered.
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  Speaker 1: Gilboa Dalal was abducted from the Nova Festival and held
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  Speaker 1: in harsh conditions within Gaza's tunnels before his return in
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  Speaker 1: October 2025, after 738 days. The aftermath of October 7
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  Speaker 1: continues to shape Israel's political landscape. Former hostage Gadi Moses
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  Speaker 1: accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of opposing a state commission
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  Speaker 1: of inquiry into the massacre due to political consequences. Speaking
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  Speaker 1: in an interview with CAN News, Moses, who was held
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  Speaker 1: for 482 days, stated that the absence of such a commission,
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  Speaker 1: nearly three years after the event, remains a significant political
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  Speaker 1: issue ahead of the October 27 election. Opposition parties have
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  Speaker 1: pledged to establish an inquiry if they form the next government. Meanwhile,
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  Speaker 1: a New Channel 16 news poll, reported by Jewish News 24,
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  Speaker 1: indicates that Ofer Winter's party is crossing the electoral threshold.
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  Speaker 1: while Yaron Zelik's party remains below it. Prime Minister Netanyahu's
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  Speaker 1: bloc is projected to win 54 seats, falling short of
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  Speaker 1: the 61 needed for a Knesset majority. For continuing coverage
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