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Iran Attacks Israel & Awaiting Purported Israeli Attack on Iran | Reports

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The Pentagon denied that Ariane Tabatabai is a subject of interest in the investigation for the alleged leak of classified documents pertaining to Israel's plans for a retaliatory attack against Iran.
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Pentagon denies employee of Iranian origin leaked Israel's strike intel:
Last week, two US intelligence documents reportedly disclosing Israel's plan for a potential retaliatory attack on Iran were leaked.
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The Pentagon denied that Ariane Tabatabai, Chief of Staff of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations, is a subject of interest in the investigation for the alleged leak of classified documents pertaining to Israel's plans for a retaliatory attack against Iran.
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"To my knowledge, this official is not a subject of interest," said Press Secretary of the Air Force, Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder told reporters on Tuesday afternoon.
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US documents allegedly leak Israel's plans to strike Iran, Pentagon deny | The Jerusalem Post

Last week, two US intelligence documents reportedly disclosing Israel's plan for a potential retaliatory attack on Iran were leaked.
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The IDF announces that Hezbollah official Hashem Safieddine was killed in an Israeli airstrike on Beirut earlier this month.Safieddine, the head of Hezbollah's executive council, was presumed to be the successor of Hassan Nasrallah following his assassination.He was killed alongside the head of the terror group's intelligence division, Hussein Ali Hazima, during the strike on October 4.The strike had targeted Hezbollah's underground intelligence headquarters in Beirut.The IDF says that more than 25 members of Hezbollah's intelligence division were at the headquarters when the strike was carried out, including other top commanders.

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US has not seen evidence of Hezbollah cash bunker under Beirut hospital, Pentagon chief says:
“We have not seen evidence of that at this moment. But, you know, we will continue to collaborate with our Israeli counterparts to gain better fidelity on exactly what they are looking at,” Austin told reporters in Rome.
Fadi Alameh, a Lebanese lawmaker with the Shiite Amal Movement party and the director of the hospital in question, Al-Sahel, has told Reuters that Israel was making false and slanderous claims and called on the Lebanese Army to visit and show it had only operating rooms, patients and a morgue. In a televised statement on Monday, the Israeli military’s chief spokesman said Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, killed by Israel last month, had built the bunker which was designed for lengthy stays.
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WASHINGTON: Iraqi-led strikes and raids killed at least seven Daesh operatives in Iraq, US Central Command said on Wednesday, a day after Baghdad reported the militant group’s commander for Iraq had been killed in a military operation. A Centcom statement did not identify the operatives but said the attacks were launched against multiple Daesh targets including senior leaders. Two US military personnel were wounded in the operations and were in stable condition, Centcom said. The Combined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve (CJTF-OIR) provided technical support and intelligence that enabled the raids, it said. Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani said on Tuesday that the Daesh commander for Iraq had been killed in an operation in Iraq’s Hamrin Mountains. A US-led coalition’s military mission in Iraq will end by next September and there will be a transition to bilateral security partnerships, the US and Iraq said last month.
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ANKARA: Turkish-owned carriers Turkish Airlines and Pegasus have suspended flights to Iran until November 1, local media said on Wednesday, as Iran braces for a promised retaliatory attack by Israel.
Both airlines have canceled flights to multiple Iranian cities including the capital Tehran, Shiraz and Isfahan for “security reasons,” Turkish broadcaster NTV reported. The firms have yet to confirm the decision on their websites and social media. But Turkish Airlines travel to Iran was showing as “canceled” on the website of Istanbul’s airport, while Pegasus closed online bookings to Iran. Iran has been bracing for retaliatory attack vowed by Israel after Tehran launched a barrage of around 200 ballistic missiles at Israel on October 1. Turkish Airlines in August canceled night flights to Tehran, as fears mounted of an escalation in the Middle East, without officially announcing the decision. Several carriers including German group Lufthansa have stopped flying to Tehran and the Lebanese capital Beirut.
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GAZA: An UNRWA employee was killed in a strike on a vehicle in Gaza Wednesday, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees said, the latest aid worker death in the war-torn territory. “I can confirm that an UNRWA car was hit. One UNRWA colleague was killed,” UNRWA spokeswoman Juliette Touma told AFP. An AFP photographer said the strike in the southern Gaza city of Khan Yunis early on Wednesday killed two people in all.
At least 223 UNRWA staff have been killed and two-thirds of the agency’s facilities in Gaza damaged or destroyed since the war erupted early last year, its head, Philippe Lazzarini, said last month. Many Gazans displaced by the fighting have sought shelter in UNRWA facilities including schools. Israel has conducted strikes on several of these schools-turned-shelter, accusing Hamas of using them as command centers — a charge denied by the Palestinian militant group. Wednesday’s strike came as Israel moves to curb UNRWA’s activities, with the foreign affairs and defense committee of Israel’s parliament approving two bills earlier this month essentially aimed at ending the agency’s activity and privileges in Israel.
One bill seeks to prevent UNRWA from operating any institution or providing any services or activity in Israel. The second bill says that UNRWA workers will not enjoy the immunity or special rights enjoyed by other UN workers in Israel. UNRWA and the wider humanitarian response to Israel’s military operations in Gaza have been a bone of contention in the conflict, with Israeli authorities accused of restricting aid flows.
The war in Gaza began with Hamas’s October 7, 2023 attack on Israel, which resulted in the deaths of 1,206 people, mostly civilians, according to an AFP tally of Israeli official figures. Israel’s retaliatory offensive has killed more than 42,792 people in Gaza, also mostly civilians, according to figures from the Hamas-run territory’s health ministry which the UN considers reliable. The agency saw funding cuts earlier this year after Israel accused a dozen of its 13,000 Gaza employees of involvement in the October 7 attack by Hamas. An internal probe published in August found that nine employees “may have been involved in the armed attacks of 7 October.”
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Twenty reported killed in Gaza as Israel intensifies siege of north

GAZA: Israeli strikes across Gaza killed 20 people on Wednesday as Israeli forces intensified a siege of northern parts of the Palestinian enclave, surrounding hospitals and refugee shelters, and ordering residents to head south, medics and residents said. The Gaza health ministry and the World...
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