Update (Day 956) Swords of Iron “Last Chance”

 President Trump wrote The Art of the Deal, and he wants a deal. But can you really make a deal with the Iranian regime—the IRGC, the head of the octopus of terror—while they threaten Israel, the Middle East, and the free world with ballistic missiles and nuclear ambitions?

I don’t think you can. 

Before the June 2025 war, Iran reportedly had thousands of ballistic missiles and hundreds of launchers. During that war, they fired hundreds at Israel, and Israel destroyed a major portion of their launch capability. Since then, they’ve been trying to rebuild. Even now, estimates suggest Iran may still have around 1,000 ballistic missiles and 100–200 operational launchers.

But the biggest danger is not only the missiles—it’s the enriched uranium. Around Isfahan, where enriched uranium is reportedly stored, there are military zones with no ground or air activity permitted. That is where this could come down to the hardest decision: stopping Iran before it can build a nuclear weapon.

At the same time, Iran continues to block and threaten the Strait of Hormuz while America works to keep ships moving. They are also reportedly interfering with undersea internet cable repairs in the Persian Gulf, demanding mafia-style “protection fees” before maintenance can happen. These cables are vital for banking, cloud storage, and communication across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. This is not just Israel’s problem—this is a threat to the free world.

Iran’s proxies keep escalating too. Hezbollah continues launching drones at our forces, Hamas remains a threat, and cyberattacks against Israel have surged. In 2025 alone, Israel reportedly faced tens of thousands of cyberattacks. This is war on every front: missiles, drones, tunnels, cyber, propaganda, and terror proxies.

Meanwhile, Israel continues protecting the free world—through cybersecurity, military action, intelligence, and confronting terror groups before they spread even further. People need to understand: Hamas, Hezbollah, and the IRGC are not “local issues.” They travel, organize, recruit, and attack internationally. 

That’s why the flotilla stunts are so deceptive. Israel’s commandos intercepted vessels that claimed to bring aid to Gaza, yet they had no real aid—and even if they had, proper humanitarian channels already exist. These actions are provocations, not solutions.

Friends, there is so much deception right now. We need wisdom. We need truth. And we need courage to stand on the right side of history.

That’s why it was powerful to see President Trump, during America’s 250-year rededication, read from 2 Chronicles 7:14–16:

“If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray… then I will hear from heaven… forgive their sin and heal their land.”

Those are the words God spoke to Solomon in Jerusalem.

And they are words we need today.