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Hebron Operation Amid Sanctions Warnings · 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: IDF troops are conducting a large-scale counter-terrorism operation in Hebron
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  Speaker 1: following a deadly shooting attack that killed two soldiers. The operation,
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  Speaker 1: focused near the attack site, involves demolishing illegal structures and
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  Speaker 1: large-scale searches and arrests. Neighborhoods in Hebron were evacuated to
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  Speaker 1: allow for thorough searches for weapons and terrorist infrastructure. This
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  Speaker 1: operation targets areas affiliated with Hamas, from which the terrorists
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  Speaker 1: reportedly originated. Arrest operations and searches are also being expanded
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  Speaker 1: in other West Bank areas, including Nablus, Jenin and Tulcum.
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  Speaker 1: In economic news, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's proposal for Israel
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  Speaker 1: to develop alternative financial mechanisms, including blockchain technology, as a
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  Speaker 1: way to prepare for potential international sanctions, has drawn sharp criticism.
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  Speaker 1: The Bank of Israel stated that cryptocurrencies cannot serve as
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  Speaker 1: a route to bypass sanctions, emphasising the importance of maintaining
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  Speaker 1: economic relations with trading partners. Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot criticised
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  Speaker 1: the plan, calling it by bickering and warning it would
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  Speaker 1: destroy Israel and lead to an economy similar to North Korea.
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  Speaker 1: Former Minister Tzipi Livni also accused the Prime Minister of
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  Speaker 1: isolating Israel internationally and warned of significant global sanctions and
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  Speaker 1: boycotts to come. Regionally, reports indicate Israel may have struck
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  Speaker 1: Iranian-supplied weapons stockpiled by Iran-backed militias in Iraq. According to
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  Speaker 1: sources speaking to Ashak Al-Ossat, these incidents in mid-October involved
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  Speaker 1: weapon systems sourced from Tehran, with one report mentioning an
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  Speaker 1: explosion at a popular mobilisation forces base in Baghdad. which
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  Speaker 1: the PMF claimed was an accident while Iraq's government vowed
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  Speaker 1: to investigate. These events follow previous accusations by Iranian-backed groups
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  Speaker 1: blaming Israel for past strikes. Domestically, over 100,000 people rallied
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  Speaker 1: in Tel Aviv's hostage square, joined by opposition leaders, demanding
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  Speaker 1: a commission of inquiry into the failures surrounding the October
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  Speaker 1: 7 massacre. In security news, party chairman Gadi Eisenkot's security
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  Speaker 1: detail will now be overseen by a private company. directly
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  Speaker 1: instructed by Unit 730 of the Shin Bet, following an
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  Speaker 1: earlier ruling that he did not meet the requirements for
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