(Day 822) Swords of Iron – “Revolution – Poetic Justice”

The Iranian people have spoken loudly and clearly for the world to hear: enough is enough with diabolical, tyrannical, and oppressive regimes. We agree. And we say enough is enough not only to the regime, but also to its proxies.

Hezbollah continues to reject disarmament, refusing to give up its precision missiles and drones despite every effort to stop them. They have drawn a clear red line: no dismantling of their missile program, no ending their drone capabilities, and no “weapons-for-calm” arrangement with Israel. They have made their defiance explicit—spitting on Israel, the United States, their own Lebanese government and army, and even their own people.

This stance directly collides with international efforts to remove unauthorized weapons from southern Lebanon. Their expansion beyond the Litani River violates international law, and Beirut itself has stated it is nearing completion of weapons consolidation south of the Litani—precisely where Hezbollah’s most strategic systems are located.

Israel’s message is clear: if the Lebanese army will not curb Hezbollah’s arsenal and advancements, Israel will act. As pressure increases, so do strikes and evacuation warnings. Multiple areas have already been targeted. Hamas military infrastructure operating from Lebanon will be removed. This can escalate if necessary.

The missiles and drones being prepared against Israel must be dismantled. There is no return to the previous reality. Hezbollah believes these tools will deter Israel—but they will not.

Meanwhile, the Iranian regime is struggling to manage both its proxies and its own population. Reports indicate Ayatollah Ali Khamenei may flee with close associates and billions in assets if protests continue, possibly to Moscow. The regime is using tear gas in subways and schools—and even live fire—despite clear warnings from the United States.

Following that really big explosion yesterday, protesters who were once incited to chant “Death to Israel” are now chanting “Death to the dictator.” It is poetic, and these are historic times.

Israel, together with the United States and regional partners, is exploring a joint intelligence coordination mechanism to reduce escalation of military tension and confront extremist threats under supervision and safeguards.

It is deeply troubling to see the “Palestinian embassy” opened in London, Starmer inaugurated an embassy for a place that’s not even a country—rewarding terrorism and dictatorship at a time when millions are demanding freedom.

Jeremiah 49:35–39 describes the breaking of the bow of Elam, which is ancient Persia, modern Iran—God bringing them disaster followed with judgment by sword, destruction of their king, and, ultimately, restoration of their fortunes when His throne is set there.

These events are unfolding before our eyes.