EPISODE · Mar 14, 2026 · 5 MIN
Israel Today: Ongoing War Report - Update from 2026-03-14 at 07:02
from Israel Today: Ongoing War Report · host Noa Levi
HEADLINES- Iran fires missiles toward Eilat amid escalation- IDF strikes Hezbollah as Roaring Lion intensifies- Macron to host Lebanon Israel ceasefire talksThe time is now 7:02 AM in New York, I'm Noa Levi and this is the latest Israel Today: Ongoing War Report.In Direct Israel-Iran Clashes, Iran’s foreign minister Hossein Amirabdollahian says that the American-Israeli strikes on Tehran did not diminish Iran’s fighting capacity, but on-the-ground data indicate damage to missile launchers and the pace of launches. Iran appears to have fired its first missiles today toward Eilat, and there are ongoing air-raid sirens reported in the north. In parallel, the deputy governor of Bushehr Province described early-morning strikes that hit some military facilities and the Kharg Island airport; officials say oil export from the Kharg terminal continues at full pace, the island’s oil operations remain active, and there were no casualties among military personnel, oil workers, or island residents, with all parties continuing their activities. The narrative around the conflict also includes reports that Donald Trump announced an unprecedented strike on Kharg Island, saying all military targets there were destroyed, while analysts caution it is too soon to determine whether Iran’s oil-export infrastructure was damaged. Iranian leadership has reportedly delivered a direct message to the Iranian people as tensions rise, and Tehran’s security apparatus remains positioned to respond; the Mossad has been described as maintaining pressure on the Basij.In Iranian Retaliation, red alert sirens sound in the Eilat area as the Iranian regime continues to fire missiles at Israel. The region has seen repeated alarms as hostilities intensify, with first missiles reportedly launched from Iran toward Eilat and continued strikes prompting ongoing sirens in the south.In US Military Role, Trump announced a strike against Kharg Island described as destroying military targets there, an operation framed as unprecedented. A post-attack assessment cautions that it is not yet clear whether the island’s oil-export infrastructure was damaged, even as the same day’s reporting notes a first Iranian launch toward Eilat and persistent northern sirens, underscoring the broader regional tension surrounding the action.In Regional Impacts, French President Emmanuel Macron offered to host ceasefire talks between Israel and Lebanon in Paris, saying everything must be done to prevent Lebanon from descending into chaos. He called on Hezbollah to halt its escalation and Israel to cease its large-scale air campaign, noting that thousands have already fled and the UN has confirmed hundreds of thousands displaced in Lebanon. French mediation would aim to include all segments of Lebanese society, with Paris ready to facilitate discussions. Meanwhile, an Indian seafarer stranded at Bandar Abbas described the broader Gulf disruption: about 23,000 Indian workers are employed on regional ships, and hundreds of vessels await passage through the Strait of Hormuz as Delhi coordinates with multiple authorities to ensure safe passage; the crewman said sailing without escort or permission is risky, and flights from Tehran are not operating. In Asia, Japan reported a ballistic missile launch by North Korea, triggering sirens, while earlier today Iranian drones were reported to have struck the UAE’s Fujairah port, highlighting the widening regional impact of the crisis.In the Conflict with Iran and its Regional Proxies, the Israel Defense Forces said it struck Hezbollah terrorists in southern Lebanon after spotting them transporting rockets into a weapons depot in the al-Majadel area; the operation targeted the facility after the suspected transport of rockets into the warehouse, with the IDF declaring it would continue to act against Hezbollah’s network. The military also noted it has struck about 110 Hezbollah command centers since the start of Operation Roaring Lion, and has killed a substantial number of Hezbollah terrorists and commanders, while accusing the group of embedding its infrastructure within civilian areas and exploiting protected civilian assets. In a related development, Hamas urged Iran to refrain from striking neighboring Gulf states while voicing support for Tehran’s right to retaliate against Israel, arguing the region’s stability requires avoiding attacks on nearby countries and calling for an immediate end to the fighting along with continued diplomatic engagement to preserve regional ties.In Uplifting News, I am Turkish, I am a woman, and I support Israel: Inside Turku Avci's journey. Turku Avci, who moved from Turkey to Israel to study at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, says she answered yes when asked if she is a Zionist, a moment that went viral in Turkish media and social networks. Her student visa expires in June, and she is considering seeking asylum in Israel. Avci reflects on what being a woman means to her, recalling early International Women’s Day experiences in Turkey and how, for many, celebration there has been a form of resistance. She describes the challenges she faced growing up, including the way March 8 was observed, and she shares her personal perspective on identity, resilience, and the meaning of pursuing education and life in Israel.Thank you for tuning in to this Israel Today: Ongoing War Report update.I'm Noa 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. 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HEADLINES- Iran fires missiles toward Eilat amid escalation- IDF strikes Hezbollah as Roaring Lion intensifies- Macron to host Lebanon Israel ceasefire talksThe time is now 7:02 AM in New York, I'm Noa Levi and this is the latest Israel Today: Ongoing War Report.In Direct Israel-Iran Clashes, Iran’s foreign minister Hossein Amirabdollahian says that the American-Israeli strikes on Tehran did not diminish Iran’s fighting capacity, but on-the-ground data indicate damage to missile launchers and the pace of launches. Iran appears to have fired its first missiles today toward Eilat, and there are ongoing air-raid sirens reported in the north. In parallel, the deputy governor of Bushehr Province described early-morning strikes that hit some military facilities and the Kharg Island airport; officials say oil export from the Kharg terminal continues at full pace, the island’s oil operations remain active, and there were no casualties among military personnel, oil workers, or island residents, with all parties continuing their activities. The narrative around the conflict also includes reports that Donald Trump announced an unprecedented strike on Kharg Island, saying all military targets there were destroyed, while analysts caution it is too soon to determine whether Iran’s oil-export infrastructure was damaged. Iranian leadership has reportedly delivered a direct message to the Iranian people as tensions rise, and Tehran’s security apparatus remains positioned to respond; the Mossad has been described as maintaining pressure on the Basij.In Iranian Retaliation, red alert sirens sound in the Eilat area as the Iranian regime continues to fire missiles at Israel. The region has seen repeated alarms as hostilities intensify, with first missiles reportedly launched from Iran toward Eilat and continued strikes prompting ongoing sirens in the south.In US Military Role, Trump announced a strike against Kharg Island described as destroying military targets there, an operation framed as unprecedented. A post-attack assessment cautions that it is not yet clear whether the island’s oil-export infrastructure was damaged, even as the same day’s reporting notes a first Iranian launch toward Eilat and persistent northern sirens, underscoring the broader regional tension surrounding the action.In Regional Impacts, French President Emmanuel Macron offered to host ceasefire talks between Israel and Lebanon in Paris, saying everything must be done to prevent Lebanon from descending into chaos. He called on Hezbollah to halt its escalation and Israel to cease its large-scale air campaign, noting that thousands have already fled and the UN has confirmed hundreds of thousands displaced in Lebanon. French mediation would aim to include all segments of Lebanese society, with Paris ready to facilitate discussions. Meanwhile, an Indian seafarer stranded at Bandar Abbas described the broader Gulf disruption: about 23,000 Indian workers are employed on regional ships, and hundreds of vessels await passage through the Strait of Hormuz as Delhi coordinates with multiple authorities to ensure safe passage; the crewman said sailing without escort or permission is risky, and flights from Tehran are not operating. In Asia, Japan reported a ballistic missile launch by North Korea, triggering sirens, while earlier today Iranian drones were reported to have struck the UAE’s Fujairah port, highlighting the widening regional impact of the crisis.In the Conflict with Iran and its Regional Proxies, the Israel Defense Forces said it struck Hezbollah terrorists in southern Lebanon after spotting them transporting rockets into a weapons depot in the al-Majadel area; the operation targeted the facility after the suspected transport of rockets into the warehouse, with the IDF declaring it would continue to act against Hezbollah’s network. The military also noted it has struck about 110...
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