As we continue to maintain vigilance here in southern Israel, things are moving forward. There is definitely a shaking taking place. Look at the number of United States Air Force aircraft in Saudi Arabia. In the satellite photo, you can see E-3 Sentry command-and-control aircraft preparing. Across the Middle East, positioning is happening.

Very interesting times we’re in now. News sources say that South Korea has called its citizens to leave Iran immediately. India has also called for its citizens to leave Iran immediately. The U.S. Embassy has evacuated dozens of its employees from Beirut through Rafic Hariri International Airport. As a precautionary measure, we know that the Gerald Ford has arrived and will be positioned next to Israel within a couple of hours.

Everyone is on edge. Is this the brink of World War III, or a calculated buildup meant to force Iran back to the negotiating table? There’s talk of 48 hours, of meetings in Geneva, of a final chance to respond. President Trump appears inclined to strike but has given negotiators another day or two to confirm whether Iran truly refuses compromise—whether it will continue enriching uranium, advancing ballistic missiles, and entrenching its revolutionary posture.


For all those trying to predict what’s going to happen, you can’t.
I know Trump said that if protesters are killed, there will be hell to pay. He mentioned 32,000 people dead already; I believe there are many more—at least 100,000. But what’s going to happen? Is this essentially a deal in the making, a negotiation tactic for some promise from the Iranian IRGC regime of terror? They said zero enrichment, and now they’re saying token enrichment might be acceptable if it’s proven harmless.