Daily Briefing April 26 – As both sides keep striking, is there still a Lebanon ceasefire?
Military correspondent Emanuel Fabian discusses the IDF's readiness with regard to Iran, a fragile ceasefire with Lebanon, and two IAF technicians who spied for the Iranian regime
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Military correspondent Emanuel Fabian joins host Jessica Steinberg for today’s episode.
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Fabian notes that the Iranian ceasefire still stands, although the IDF and air force are ready to return to fighting if necessary.
With a Lebanese ceasefire still in place, Fabian reports that Israel continues to demolish Hezbollah sites while the terrorist group carries out attacks on Israeli troops stationed in Lebanon.
Fabian discusses the latest disclosure of Israelis spying on behalf of Iran — two Israel Air Force technicians who sold information about their base for small sums of money.
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For further reading:
PM instructs IDF to strike Hezbollah targets ‘with force’ after repeated truce violations
Amid truce, Hezbollah attacks IDF in south Lebanon; troops kill 6 gunmen in Bint Jbeil
Hezbollah fires rocket salvo at northern Israel shortly before ceasefire extended
IDF probes soldiers seen damaging solar panels in south Lebanon Christian village
2 IDF aircraft mechanics charged with spying for Iran, leaking fighter jet info
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