Israel Today: Ongoing War Report - Update from 2026-03-30 at 12:02

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The time is now 12.02 pm in New York. I'm Noah Levi and this is the latest Israel today,

ongoing war report. In Iranian retaliation, Iran may be open to making nuclear concessions but

will not surrender. Experts says Dr. Razz Zimt, head of the Iran and Sheet Access Program at the

Institute for National Security Studies, told 103 FM that Tehran could offer concessions on its

nuclear program while staying determined not to yield after operation roaring lion. He said that

anyone imagining Majtaba Khamenei stepping out of a bunker and raising a white flag is not

envisioning reality. He noted that Iran does not trust the United States or its ally Israel,

given past attacks during negotiations and that Tehran is preparing for escalation operating

under the assumption that Trump might escalate. Zimt argues Tehran is willing to continue a war

of attrition and there is one fear greater than a prolonged war, a temporary ceasefire.

After the 12-day war in June, Iranians argued it was not a permanent ceasefire and that is what

occurred. The Iranians fear a temporary halt as a strategic pause rather than a lasting settlement.

In regional impacts, many Jewish Americans have holiday plans, cancelled as others seek

path home from Israel. War-driven chaos leaves some stranded, others re-rooted through Egypt and

Jordan and many with ties to Israel forced to celebrate apart from their families.

A Californian could not celebrate her daughter's back mitzvah in Israel, a New York Israeli is not

going to share Passover with her parents in Jerusalem and a Texan made it home to be with family

for the holiday. They are all victims of abrupt cancellations of flights, the collateral damage

of a war that America and Israel are fighting against a common enemy.

Lily Feinstein, a 20-year-old Dallas-Native studying at Raikman University in Herzliya,

described a frantic scramble through Egypt and Greece before reaching the customs counter in New

York. She said her biggest fear during the Ordeal was getting stuck outside the country,

and flights booked with El Al kept being disrupted, leaving families trying to coordinate a

holiday apart from each other. In the conflict with Iran and its regional proxies,

the Syrian army says recent drone attacks targeted bases near the Iraqi border.

Most of the drones shot down as Damascus ways how to respond. The attack comes as the region

remains drawn into a broader confrontation sparked by earlier US-Israeli strikes on Iran.

With Lebanon's Hezbollah and Iraqi-aligned factions involved in parallel clashes, Syrian

officials said drones originated from unknown sources, and four drones from Iraq reportedly

attacked a base in northeast Syria, housing US forces. Separately, Israeli forces disclosed

that more than 100 high-rise towers used by Hezbollah in Beirut for command. Control and planning

attacks against Israeli civilians and troops were destroyed. With the army accusing Hezbollah

of embedding those structures in civilian areas across Beirut, Israel says it will continue to strike

Hezbollah as the confrontation widens. In Israeli domestic politics, Israel police arrested 21

anti-war protesters Saturday night as demonstrations against the conflict with Iran expanded in

multiple cities despite restrictions on public gatherings. Protests took place in Tel Aviv,

Jerusalem, Haifa and Beir Shiba, with hundreds in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem and about 100 in Haifa,

marking the largest turnout since weekly demonstrations began. Police said 13 people were

arrested in Tel Aviv and 8 in Haifa, adding that the gatherings were not approved under

home front command regulations, banning events with more than 50 people. Had Ashtal Chairman

Ayman Odeh criticized the police response, calling officers fascists in some remarks.

Separately, a judicial watchdog notes a sharp rise in complaints against judges in 2025,

with 1,000, 100 complaints filed, up from 770 in 2024. Along with an average handling time

of 228 days and 474 cases still unresolved by year's end, the report reflects a period when

the office operated without a sitting commissioner. Before Asha Kula took the post in mid-minus 2025

and covers both the latter half of 2024 and the first half of 2025. Thank you for tuning

into this Israel today, ongoing war report update. I'm Noah Levi, stay safe and informed.

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