Update (Day 976) Swords of Iron “Restocked Missiles- Obliterated”

Israel will do what it must to defend our people.

When Iran launched barrages of missiles at us just now, that was the moment. Israel will not allow that regime to simply rebuild its nuclear ambitions, ballistic missile program, launchers, air defense locations, and strategic assets. No—we are taking them out.

We don’t want to keep going in circles, fighting the same battle again and again. We want a secure future for our people. We want this terror regime to change, and we want peace and security to return to this Land.

President Trump is now calling on both sides to stop shooting immediately. We all want peace. We all want a solution. But peace cannot mean allowing Iran and its proxies to rebuild and prepare the next attack.

Israel is striking strategic targets because we must. Our airport is still open for now, yet schools will be closed until further notice. Things can change quickly. We could go back into lockdown at any moment.

Iran now says it will stop attacks on Israel—but then threatens a massive attack if Israel continues defending itself in southern Lebanon. That tells you everything. They call us the aggressor while they fire during a ceasefire and threaten “crushing measures.” They are the aggressors.

And look at what the Houthis are doing. When Iran threatens the Strait of Hormuz, the Houthis follow by threatening the Bab al-Mandab Strait, linking the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden. If they enforce that closure, global shipping between Asia, Europe, and the Middle East will be disrupted. Costs will rise.

Pressure on Israel and global trade will increase. This is what happens when the head of the octopus is not dealt with—the proxies follow its lead.

Everything is up in the air right now. Our leadership is watching closely. The world is watching. The dollar has moved, the shekel has shifted, and everyone wants to know what comes next.

I don’t know exactly what will happen. But I know this: whether in Beirut, Tehran, Gaza, or Houthi-controlled areas, terror cannot be allowed to operate unchecked.

If we must return to full war with Iran, we don’t want that. But we will do what we must. 

Deuteronomy 20:1–4 says that when you go out to battle, do not be afraid, because the Lord your God goes with you.

That is our courage. That is our strength. That is why we stand.