Update (Day 880) Swords of Iron-Roaring Lion – “Help has come”

The tables have turned, huh? What a large-scale, complex, multifaceted military campaign against the head of the octopus of terror. Iran is feeling it right now. You can hear the helicopters overhead. Missiles are still firing over Israel, but the tables have turned.

Those who killed in cold blood—the IRGC, the revolutionary guards—Trump said 32,000 people, now my friend in Iran told me 86,000 people were murdered by the Quds Force, their unit headquarters are being targeted: special forces, internal security, cyber command, protest suppression units—all these murderers are being hit. Even their media operations, the terror campaigns against Israel that have lasted 47 years, are being dealt with.

Some say maybe they’ll try to wait us out, hope we deplete our weapons—but they’re running out of options. These are miraculous events, a divine miracle.

Looking at Syria, why is Bashar al Ahmed al-Sha’ara, who took over from Assad, suddenly violating previous agreements with Israel? Why are troops moving toward the Golan Heights? That’s not cool. Back off.

An Israeli F-35 reportedly shot down an Iranian YAK-130 over Tehran, the first time an F-35 has downed another manned aircraft. This is a clear sign of air superiority.

Israel also struck a secret nuclear facility in Iran, a partly underground complex where scientists were working on nuclear components. During the 12-day conflict in 2025, several Iranian nuclear sites were struck. The scientists moved to a concealed compound, but Israel tracked them and successfully bombed it.

We targeted the Iranian drone carrier Shahed Bakari, and multiple Iranian ships were sunk before they could cause major damage. In southern Lebanon, the Galilee Division is moving to remove Hezbollah and stop their missile attacks on northern communities. Commander Israel Katz said, “Advance, protect the north, secure dominant terrain, don’t let them take the high ground.”

Hezbollah remains a formidable threat: around 285,000 rockets, mostly short- to medium-range, about 1,000 loitering munitions, 50,000 active fighters, 50,000 reservists, and 5,000 Radwan unit members with 3,000 combat fighters.

It’s a difficult time, and we need a lot of prayer. So far in Israel, about 20,040 people have been killed since the beginning of the Swords of Iron War, with 14,000 civilians and soldiers wounded, and 777 Israelis being treated in hospitals. As Isaiah 40 reminds us: “Comfort, comfort my people.”

We have work ahead once this is over. It’s time to bless the soldiers. Missiles are falling, people need a smile, and many have been hiding in bomb shelters. It’s time to purchase provisions for them and thank those who made this possible.