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Iran Reveals Cable Attack Plans; IDF Soldiers Killed · 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: Tensions remain high as Iran continues to signal its readiness
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  Speaker 1: for further confrontation. Iranian officials have revealed detailed plans to
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  Speaker 1: target undersea communications cables in the Gulf should the United
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  Speaker 1: States and Israel attack again, a move that could severely
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  Speaker 1: disrupt regional networks and communications. This comes amidst reports that
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  Speaker 1: US and Israeli militaries have drawn up specific plans for
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  Speaker 1: renewed strikes against Iran, potentially after the upcoming US midterm elections.
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  Speaker 1: President Trump has spoken of the possibility of a new
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  Speaker 1: military operation, dubbed Operation Epic Fury, though he also acknowledged
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  Speaker 1: discussions about the war's conclusion. Meanwhile, an unusual Israeli Air
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  Speaker 1: Force flight to the Iranian border was reportedly conducted, quietly.
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  Speaker 1: And Iran has stated it is ready to bet on everything,
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  Speaker 1: regarding its revenge plans. Internationally, a meeting in Istanbul saw
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  Speaker 1: Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fiden warn against any renewed attack
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  Speaker 1: on Iran, emphasising that diplomacy is the only path forward,
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  Speaker 1: a sentiment echoed by European ministers concerned about escalating tensions
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  Speaker 1: and rising oil prices. In security news, a tragic terror
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  Speaker 1: attack occurred at the Yehuda Junction, resulting in the deaths
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  Speaker 1: of two IDF soldiers, Ron Yonatan Reitman and Yuval Shea Soylem.
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  Speaker 1: Security forces have launched a counter-terrorism operation in the Hebron area,
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  Speaker 1: targeting those responsible for the attack. On the US policy front,
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  Speaker 1: the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, or AIPAC, announced a
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  Speaker 1: significant shift in its political strategy. The prominent pro-Israel lobby
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  Speaker 1: is ending its direct contributions and candidate endorsements, refocusing on
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  Speaker 1: mobilising individual donors. Supporters view this as a strategic course
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  Speaker 1: correction amidst challenging political headwinds, while critics have characterised it
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  Speaker 1: as a concession. In distressing news, a Utah man, Skyler A.J. Rose,
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  Speaker 1: faces charges including attempting to commit a hate crime. Authorities
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  Speaker 1: discovered six pipe bombs, two rifles and ammunition at his
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  Speaker 1: residence after he allegedly made online threats to blow up
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  Speaker 1: a synagogue and searched for local synagogues online. Turning to
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  Speaker 1: other developments, militants opened fire at a church in Jordan,
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  Speaker 1: tragically killing six people and injuring 28. In Paris, Israel
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  Speaker 1: has urged its citizens to avoid protests and anticipate transport
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  Speaker 1: disruptions as authorities prepare for potential unrest, with shops boarding
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  Speaker 1: up and the Louvre Museum planning to close. For continuing
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  Speaker 1: Noah Levi, thank you for listening to Israel Today ongoing
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