Israel Today: Ongoing War Report - Update from 2026-03-30 at 14:02

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The time is now 2.02 PM in New York.

I'm Noah Levi, and this is the latest Israel today.

On-going war report.

In Operation Lion's Roar, an official update was issued today March 30, 2026.

The release reiterates the update label, but provides no additional details in the text

provided.

In direct Israeli-run clashes, reports describe damage around the high-for-all refineries

with multiple fall zones disclosed in the city and in Crayott, and note the death of

a soldier, Lauren Benzion, from a rocket-propelled anti-tank missile in southern Lebanon.

There are also reports of explosions in the port city of Bushia.

In Iranian retaliation, Iran fired two long-range ballistic missiles at the Diego Garcia Joint

U.K. U.S. Army base about 4,000 kilometers away, potentially placing most European countries

within its strike radius.

An expert told the Jerusalem Post that the strikes reveal gaps in Europe's air defense,

and noted that portions of US-made missile defense assets in Europe have been relocated

to the Middle East since the conflict began.

The strikes appear to extend Iran's reach beyond its declared range of about 2,000

kilometers.

In the conflict with Iran and its regional proxies, defense sources say Hezbollah and Iran

seriously weighed preemptive strikes on Israel before the current war, and such considerations

have altered Israeli planning.

Israel intends to keep effective control of southern Lebanon after the fighting ends.

Using sensors, surveillance, aerial power, artillery and tanks mixed with ground forces

to deter Hezbollah without a large, permanent presence along the border, analysts also say

Iran's use of the Houthis in the conflict could widen the battlefield, potentially pressuring

choke points like the Bab Al-Mandab Strait and broadening strategic leverage in the region.

In Israeli domestic politics, settler violence has surged during the Iran War, with NGO

yesed in reporting an average of about 10 incidents per day and more than 250 overall, including

killings of Palestinians despite no arrests in some cases.

Diaspora Jews have petitioned President Isaac Herzog to intervene against the violence

in the West Bank, urging him to press Prime Minister Netanyahu and his far-right cabinet.

The High Court of Justice heard journalist Omriya Senheim's appeal to compel the police

to hand over raw footage of his Felstein interview, prompting questions about the scope

of journalistic privilege.

A separate analysis argues that a pair of incidents.

The behavior of IDF soldiers toward a CNN crew and a police officer's decision to prevent

a Latin patriarch from celebrating Palm Sunday Mass, illustrate how individual actions

can become national indictments.

Thank you for tuning into this Israel today, ongoing war report update.

I'm Noah Levi, stay safe and informed.

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