Nir Dvori
Nir Dvori is a senior military and security correspondent for Israel's N12 news, widely recognized for his rapid-dispatch reporting on IDF operations, security incidents in Judea and Samaria, and regional strategic developments.
Nir Dvori serves as a primary military and security correspondent for N12, one of Israel's most influential commercial news outlets. His reporting spans the full spectrum of the Israeli defense establishment, including the IDF, the Civil Administration, and the intelligence community. Dvori is particularly noted for his use of the N12LIVE a monitored channel, which functions as a high-speed wire service for operational updates from the field. His dispatches are frequently utilized as primary source material by both domestic and international media outlets. In June 2026, Dvori's reporting was central to the coverage of two civilian rescue operations in West Bank Area A. He broke the details of an incident in Beit Jala involving three Israeli women who took a wrong turn while traveling to Rachel's Tomb, and a separate case in Qalqilya involving an Israeli man. Beyond local security, Dvori has become a key voice in covering the direct confrontation between Israel and Iran. On June 7, 2026, he published footage and reports of explosions and fires at unspecified locations inside Iran, contributing to the early understanding of the scale of Israeli retaliatory strikes. His work often bridges the gap between raw field intake and formal military announcements, providing a continuous stream of data during high-kinetic events.