Update (Day 920) Swords of Iron-Lion’s Roar “Antisemitism = Brain Virus”

Complete the mission. It’s not always easy, but it must be done. Time is up.

Donald Trump issued a deadline—and now it’s being enforced. With Iran refusing to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the United States has begun a naval blockade, tightening pressure on the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, often described as the head of the terror network.

Here in Israel, under the leadership of Benjamin Netanyahu, preparations are underway for possible escalation. Ballistic missiles may again fill the skies, but coordination with the United States is strong. If attacked, Israel will respond decisively and defend itself.

In Lebanon, Hezbollah infrastructure is being targeted. Command centers and tunnel networks are being dismantled. Elite units, including Yahalom, have exposed and destroyed underground routes that once posed a direct threat. Some attack tunnels almost reached into Israeli territory—but now they never will.

At the same time, antisemitism continues to rise globally. A recent report from Tel Aviv University highlights a sharp increase in incidents across dozens of countries, reaching levels not seen in decades. This is not confined to one region—it is a global problem that must be confronted with truth and awareness.

Israel continues operations to dismantle terror infrastructure, including strikes on IRGC-linked targets. The damage to Iran’s network is estimated in the hundreds of billions. Still, threats persist. Regional tensions are rising, with rhetoric from countries like Turkey adding to uncertainty, saying they’re ready and willing to send in ground troops to attack Israel.

Despite significant damage within Israel as well, defense efforts continue. Forces have intercepted drone attacks and eliminated launch batteries with precision, preventing further harm to civilians.

The Strait of Hormuz remains a critical global artery—not just for oil, but for essential goods like fertilizer. Its closure affects economies worldwide, prompting international concern, including efforts by the United Nations to stabilize supply chains.

This is not only a military conflict, but also a battle of narratives. In times like these, clarity matters. Truth matters. And resilience matters.

Cast down vain imaginations. Cast down everything that exalts itself against the knowledge of God and against his anointed land, his promised land and chosen people here.

As it is written: “Some trust in chariots and some in horses—but we place our trust in the name of the Lord our God.”