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Israel Today: Ongoing War Report - Update from 2026-06-01 at 05:03
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- Jun 1, 2026
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HEADLINES - Hezbollah drones pound north as Israel retaliates - Coalition dissolution bill heads to first reading - Antisemitism map targets Israel UK bans speakers The time is now 5:02 AM in New York, I'm Noa Levi and this is the latest Israel Today: Ongoing War Report. In the Conflict with Iran and its Regional Proxies, Hezbollah renewed drone and rocket attacks on Israel's North as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz ordered the IDF to return to heavy strikes on Hezbollah's Dahiya stronghold in Beirut. The move comes after intensified Hezbollah assaults and as US officials signaled approval for re-striking Beirut in the context of stalled Iran nuclear talks. Israeli ground forces reported advances around the Beaufort Ridge outpost and the Wadi al-Saluki areas beyond the Litani River, even as Hezbollah continued to deploy drones and fire more than 50 rockets in a single day. In southern Lebanon, Staff-Sergeant Adam Tzarfati, 20, from Rosh Ha’ayin and a Maglan Unit soldier, was killed in a Hezbollah drone explosion; three other soldiers were evacuated, one severely injured and two lightly wounded. Earlier, Staff-Sergeant Michael Tyukin, 21, of Ashkelon, serving in the Givati Brigade’s Reconnaissance Battalion, was killed in a Hezbollah drone attack, with four other soldiers lightly wounded. In Israeli Domestic Politics, the coalition’s dissolution bill is advancing toward its first reading in the plenum after approval by the Knesset House Committee, with eight lawmakers in favor and no opposition. A date for the inaugural reading was not set by the committee, but the panel outlined a potential window for elections ranging from September 8 to October 20, leaving flexibility to pick a date outside that range later on. The bill cleared its…