HEADLINES
Iranian missiles strike Jerusalem and Holon
IDF targets Hezbollah in southern Lebanon
Trump sets 48 hour Iran deadline
The time is now 2:02 AM in New York, I'm Noa Levi and this is the latest Israel Today: Ongoing War Report.
In Direct Israel-Iran Clashes, a report describes Iran’s messaging as presenting its own hits wrapped in fake news of an alleged strike on Israel, while accounts say Israel’s tactical achievements are significant. A short while ago, the IDF identified missiles launched from Iran toward Jerusalem, the western Negev and central Israel. A renewed launch toward the center and the Shfela was identified, with subsequent updates noting that eight hours after the initial strikes a shrapnel fragment landed near a high school in Holon and that there were multi-site reports in Arad and Dimona, including about 115 wounded in Arad with 9 in serious condition and a pregnant woman among those injured, as well as 12 fall sites and 59 wounded in Dimona and a seriously injured 10-year-old. In central Israel, sirens sounded amid a missile attack from Iran using a cluster warhead missile, with several impact sites reported in the Holon area and no injuries noted in that update.
In Regional Impacts, sirens are now reported in the Jerusalem area as alarms spread across the region following Iranian fire, with alarms activated and wide alerts described across Jerusalem, the Judean foothills, Lachish and western Negev. An Iranian projectile attacked and exploded near a commercial vessel about 15 nautical miles north of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. Japan’s foreign minister said Tokyo could consider minesweeping in the Strait of Hormuz if a ceasefire is reached, a hypothetical option tied to easing tensions around Roaring Lion and Epic Fury operations. A shrapnel fragment fell near a high school in Holon, with authorities reporting no casualties. Reports from central Israel describe blasts heard and prompt safety measures, including instructions to seek shelter and avoid affected areas, while emergency services coordinate to account for additional fall sites and protect civilians as the situation evolves.
In the Conflict with Iran and its Regional Proxies, the IDF reports the 36th Division continues targeted ground operations toward key objectives in southern Lebanon, conducting raids on Hezbollah military structures and locating large quantities of weapons, including rockets, firearms and ammunition. Israeli forces also identified a structure used as a gathering point for Hezbollah operatives, and they say more than ten Hezbollah militants posing an immediate threat have been eliminated. The army says it will continue to act decisively against Hezbollah, which it says has joined the campaign in support of the Iranian regime, to remove threats to civilians in Israel.
In US Policy Concerning Israel, an ominous ultimatum is in play as Trump issues a 48-hour deadline to Iran to stop threatening shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, or face potential US action starting with the region’s critical chokepoint. Separate reporting notes that Axios described a set of tough conditions the United States would require Iran to accept as part of a peace and ceasefire proposal, conveyed through Egypt, Qatar and the United Kingdom. The six commitments reportedly include suspending Iran’s missile program for five years; ending uranium enrichment entirely; shutting down facilities at Natanz, Isfahan and Fordow; allowing strict international oversight of centrifuges and facilities; accepting regional arms-control limits capping missiles to 1,000 kilometers; and stopping funding for proxies such as Hezbollah, the Houthis and Hamas. It is also noted that President Trump has characterized Axios as fake news.
In Uplifting News, Israeli resilience is on display as Tel Aviv life continues under sirens, with cafes outdoors and parks busy as residents carry on. A visiting guest commented that Israelis are “so resilient,” a sentiment tied to a long history of facing conflict, from the early days of the state through wars, intifadas, and rocket campaigns, and now a renewed confrontation with Iran. The piece emphasizes how normal life and national emergency have become a shared experience, and how people respond to sirens by moving to shelter, checking on loved ones, and continuing daily routines even in the face of adversity.
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