HEADLINES
- Iranian missile intercepted Tel Aviv hit
- Hashd al-Shaabi leaders killed by US-Israeli strike
- Drones disrupt Bahrain AWS region again

The time is now 3:02 AM in New York, I'm Noa Levi and this is the latest Israel Today: Ongoing War Report.

In Direct Israel-Iran Clashes, six people were wounded by shrapnel in the Tel Aviv area after an Iranian missile was intercepted on Tuesday morning, according to Magen David Adom. A missile carrying a 100-kilogram warhead struck the site, Israeli media reported citing the Tel Aviv district police commander. Several buildings were damaged and video footage appeared to show a vehicle on fire. The Israel Fire and Rescue Authority said firefighters were dispatched to Tel Aviv and extinguished several vehicle fires. Magen David Adom added that some people were treated for minor injuries on the way to shelters, and search operations were conducted at a damaged building. United Hatzalah emergency responders were deployed to multiple sites across the region after reports of shrapnel, and Israel Defense Forces search-and-rescue troops were also dispatched.

In US Military Role, at least three senior figures of the Iraqi Shiite paramilitary group Hashd al-Shaabi were killed tonight in a strike attributed to Israeli and American forces in western Iraq. The commander of Hashd al-Shaabi for Anbar province, the Anbar security chief, and the Anbar intelligence chief were among those killed. The strike was described as successful, with additional casualties and victims reported beyond those named. Anbar is the largest province in Iraq and borders Syria, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia.

In Regional Impacts, Amazon Web Services said its Bahrain region has been disrupted amid drone activity in the Middle East. The company said it is helping customers migrate workloads to alternate AWS regions while it recovers and did not provide details on the extent of the damage or how long the disruption might last. This marks the second time since the start of the US-Israel war on Iran that AWS’s Bahrain region has been affected by drones; earlier this month, facilities in Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates experienced power outages, with recovery efforts underway.

In US Policy Concerning Israel, the article notes that the United States and Israel are not planning to strike Iran’s oil fields, a decision described as carrying significant consequences. It says Iran has warned it would disrupt Gulf oil and gas production if such strikes occurred, and that the regime has already moved to carry out some threats. The piece mentions that ships transiting via Egypt and Gulf states face fees, with transit costs cited as around two million dollars per vessel. It argues that the United States and Israel are limited in their ability to destroy Iran’s oil industry, and it discusses how a future change of regime in Iran could influence the region’s economic framework, potentially reshaping how the new government sustains itself.

In Antisemitism and Anti-Jewish Hate, a UN official has claimed that Israel tortures the entire Palestinian population, describing it as collective vengeance. The assertion comes from Francesca Albanese, a United Nations rapporteur sanctioned by the United States.

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Israel Today: Ongoing War Report - Update from 2026-03-24 at 03:02