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Yemen Camp Attack Kills Dozens · 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 significant developments in the regional conflict. Iran-aligned
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  Speaker 1: Houthi rebels have carried out a deadly attack on a
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  Speaker 1: government security forces training camp in Yemen's Shabwa province. Local
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  Speaker 1: authorities report that 53 people were killed and 200 were
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  Speaker 1: injured in Monday's assault. Sources indicate the Houthis launched three
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  Speaker 1: ballistic missiles at the camp during a training exercise, marking
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  Speaker 1: a serious escalation in Yemen's ongoing conflict and its role
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  Speaker 1: as a frontline in the wider regional struggle involving Iran.
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  Speaker 1: Turning to the disputed territories, Israel's state has informed the
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  Speaker 1: High Court of Justice that independent journalists will continue to
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  Speaker 1: be barred from entering Gaza, citing ongoing security risks. This
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  Speaker 1: decision comes in response to a renewed push by the
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  Speaker 1: Foreign Press Association. which argues that current arrangements, including aid
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  Speaker 1: worker access, undermine the justification for blocking independent reporting. Meanwhile
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  Speaker 1: in the West Bank, British Foreign Minister Ed Miliband urged
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  Speaker 1: companies and individuals not to submit bids for construction tenders
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  Speaker 1: in the E1 area, between Jerusalem and Ma'al Adumim. Miliband
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  Speaker 1: warned of legal and reputational consequences, including potential sanctions for
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  Speaker 1: engaging in actions that could breach international law. Bids for
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  Speaker 1: the project were due by the end of Monday. The
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  Speaker 1: IDF also reported the arrest of two Palestinian suspects in
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  Speaker 1: the West Bank who were allegedly planning terror attacks. In
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  Speaker 1: news concerning antisemitism, scrutiny is mounting around Tayshia Adams, a
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  Speaker 1: candidate for mayor in Boulder, Colorado. Adams faces criticism for
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  Speaker 1: refusing to sign a statement condemning a deadly antisemitic firebombing
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  Speaker 1: that occurred in June 2025, and for her public comments
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  Speaker 1: regarding Israel, which have included stating, The Israel genocide has
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  Speaker 1: been one of the defining moments of my tenure, and
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  Speaker 1: suggesting she does not believe in false binaries, about whether
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  Speaker 1: Israel should exist. This comes a year and a half
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  Speaker 1: after the attack that killed one person and injured others.
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  Speaker 1: Separately in France, vandals broke into the Ohelei Yaakov synagogue
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  Speaker 1: in Paris, though Torah scrolls remained unharmed. Reports also indicate
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  Speaker 1: Jewish-owned shops were set ablaze in Marseille. Furthermore, Data from
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  Speaker 1: the organisation Chochmat Nashim indicates that nearly 40% of surveyed
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  Speaker 1: Jewish divorcees experienced get refusal, the withholding of a religious divorce,
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  Speaker 1: with many forced to give up assets or endure years
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  Speaker 1: of waiting. This practice, recognised as a form of domestic violence,
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  Speaker 1: traps thousands of Jewish women with a new documentary, Get Up,
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  Speaker 1: exploring these devastating impacts. Domestically, Benny Gantz, leader of the
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  Speaker 1: Blue and White Party, announced he will not run in
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  Speaker 1: the upcoming October 27 elections. This decision follows recent polling
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  Speaker 1: that suggested his party might not cross the electoral threshold.
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  Speaker 1: In a separate development, Mohamed Azam, a physician at Soroka
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  Speaker 1: Medical Center in southern Israel, has been cited by the
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  Speaker 1: court for pledging allegiance to ISIS after October 7. Prosecutors
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  Speaker 1: are seeking a review of his medical license, citing a
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  Speaker 1: decade of radicalization. and it was found he possessed manuals
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  Speaker 1: for making explosives and poisons. Finally, some uplifting news. In India,
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  Speaker 1: the High Court of Madhya Pradesh has upheld a decision
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  Speaker 1: affirming the ranital Jewish cemetery in Jabalpur as a National
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  Speaker 1: Heritage Monument. This ruling is seen as a significant victory
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  Speaker 1: for the Beni Israel community, offering protection against further vandalism
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  Speaker 1: and aiding preservation efforts. And on a cultural note, the
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  Speaker 1: new season of Netflix's The Diplomat features a World War
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  Speaker 1: II anecdote that appears to include a subtle reference to
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  Speaker 1: slain hostage Hirsch Goldberg-Pollin, alongside a salute to Aina Shapira,
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  Speaker 1: who notably repelled Hamas grenades during the October 7 attack.
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  Speaker 1: For continuing coverage of antisemitism around the world, listen to Antisemitism,
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  Speaker 1: I'm Noah Levi, thank you for listening to Israel Today
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