HEADLINES
Iran Expands Missile Bases During Ceasefire
6,000 Detonators Seized Linked to Hezbollah
Historic Aliyah Records Unearthed in Tel Aviv

The time is now 11:01 AM in New York, I'm Noa Levi and this is the latest Israel Today: Ongoing War Report.

In Direct Israel-Iran Clashes, Iran is using the ceasefire to dig out its missile bases.

In the Conflict with Iran and its Regional Proxies, Syrian authorities say they thwarted the smuggling of about 6,000 explosive detonators toward Lebanon; authorities did not disclose the seizure location or suspects, and the devices are described as commonly used in improvised explosive devices with Hezbollah identified as the main Lebanese group that would likely want them. Iran-backed Houthis are accused of recruiting children in summer camps for combat training in Amran Governorate, with footage presented to illustrate the facilities; the Yemeni information minister called the camps a violation of international rights and of children’s rights. Two Palestinian terrorists released in exchange for hostages taken on October 7 are set to speak at the San Lorenzo headquarters of Argentina’s State Workers Association, with Hamas militant Osman Bilal and PFLP commander Nader Sadaqa listed as the speakers; Bilal was involved in planning deadly bus bombings in the 1990s, and Sadaqa served time in prison before his release.

In the US Policy Concerning Israel, Gulf states are watching how Pakistan presses for a new round of US-Iran talks, including a Tehran visit by Pakistani Army chief Asim Munir to convey Washington’s messages; observers cited optimism that a deal could be near, potentially easing access through the Strait of Hormuz, as Riyadh and other allies weigh the regional alignments. United States President Donald Trump reportedly spoke with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and said there would be a ceasefire in Lebanon in the coming hours.

In Israeli Domestic Politics, an opinion piece argues Israel has shifted from seeking international approval to shaping the global narrative, noting that security, diplomacy, and alliances now define the state’s posture while global opinion remains an important factor in decision-making. An Israeli Hebrew analysis attributes the high figures for Israel to the strength of the tech sector, high productivity, and significant foreign investment, among other factors, with commentary on public discourse surrounding national memory and leadership.

In Israeli Economy and Business, a piece contends that countries opposed to Israel have fallen behind, highlighting Israel’s economic performance and resilience amid regional tensions and security challenges.

In Uplifting News, historic aliyah records found in a Tel Aviv document trove include lists of immigrants, ship manifests, and clandestine summaries dating from 1945 onward, with materials identifying ships such as Exodus and others and reflecting several years of Jewish immigration to Israel.

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