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

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1:01The IDF said it has conducted 20 waves of strikes across western and central Iran, targeting more than 150 regime sites including missile sites and launchers, drone facilities, defence systems, and weapons production facilities. It also said the Israeli Air Force eliminated several members of the Iranian Basage overnight as they operated recently established roadblocks in Tehran. In regional impacts, sirens were reported along frontline lines near Goran, Shomra, and the surrounding area as tensions persist. Hamas called on Iran's allies not to attack neighboring states. Baghdad reported last night a volley of attacks from Iran and Lebanon with a direct hit in the north, though there were no casualties. Reports also quoted Putin as wanting to wrap up the war in Iran and floated a plan for President Trump. The Mossad was described as continuing to cast pressure on the Basage, and one account cited a man who blocked entry to a shelter during a siren, saying the direct message to the Iranian people was to call me a Nazi and crush me at that moment.

2:04In the conflict with Iran and its regional proxies, Arab media reported four people killed in an Israeli strike on an apartment in Beirut's Al-Nabwa area of Burj Hamad. Hamas again urged Iran's allies not to attack neighboring states as Baghdad described last night volleys from Iran and Lebanon with a northern hit and no casualties. Separately, Southern Lebanon authorities reported a targeted killing directed at an apartment in the heart of Siden, underscoring the ongoing regional volatility linked to the wider Iran confrontation. In U.S. policy concerning Israel, Samira Munshi, a Muslim advisor on the Trump Administration's Religious Liberty Commission, resigned to protest what she described as a Zionist political agenda, arguing free expression is being curtailed as a result of the Israel-Iran crisis. She pointed to the removal of Commissioner Carrie Prajian Boller and published her resignation on sub-stack after posting the message to X, noting the timing came hours after a Michigan

3:04synagogue incident. In a separate development, Trump advisor David Sachs urged the United States to declare victory and withdraw from the Iran conflict, warning that continued escalation could endanger Gulf infrastructure, oil markets and Israel's air defenses, and calling for a negotiated off-ramp. In antisemitism and anti-Jewish hate, an explosion damaged a Jewish school in Amsterdam early on Saturday, with the city's mayor calling it a deliberate attack on the Jewish community. The incident follows an attack on a Rotterdam synagogue earlier in the week, for which four suspects were arrested. A new shite group, a Shab al-Yamim, claimed responsibility for the Rotterdam bombing, and authorities have stepped up surveillance of synagogues in the city, as investigators pursue further leads amid heightened concerns about attacks on Jewish targets worldwide. In uplifting news, Proff Nancy Caroline is highlighted as the woman who transformed emergency medicine in Israel, driving the development of mobile intensive care units, and shaping the modern paramedic profession

4:06as Major David Adom's first medical director, with her work celebrated on International Women's Day, a feature on the Judean Desert in Bloom follows, describing a healing landscape just beyond Jerusalem and outlining a new wellness-focused series that expands Jerusalem's definition outward to deserts, monasteries, farms and shorelines within a short drive, and a profile of Dr. Shervin Naderie, a terranborn facial plastic surgeon who built a career in the United States, offers insight into war, loss, identity and Iran's well-known interest in rhinoplasty. Thank you for tuning into this Israel today, ongoing war report update. I'm Noah Levi, stay safe and informed. Keep in mind that this AI-generated report may contain occasional inaccuracies, so consult multiple sources for a comprehensive view. Find the code and more details in the podcast description. Warning, the following Zippercrooter radio spot you are about to hear is going to be filled

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