Transcript [00:00] All right, folks. Cai Flesher here [00:01] broadcasting from the land of Israel [00:04] with the help of God. Here is your day [00:06] five war update as this war I was about [00:10] to say it was uh between the US, Israel, [00:13] and Iran, but in fact it's spreading out [00:16] now with Lebanon joining forces as well. [00:20] I'm talking about rockets uh being [00:23] launched into the center of Israel into [00:25] the Tel Aviv metropolitan area. Uh and [00:28] this is a very serious uptick in the [00:30] violence. The Israeli army is now [00:33] telling Lebanese civilians to move north [00:37] uh past the Lethani River, move away [00:40] from the conflict zone because Israel is [00:42] about to make some kind of incursion. [00:45] There's already been a limited land [00:46] incursion, but maybe broader bombings [00:49] and a uh a broader attack on the [00:53] positions in southern Lebanon. [00:56] is a uh Iranian proxy with the same [01:00] ideology uh and they are now attacking [01:03] Israel. So the war is broadening out as [01:06] I was saying. Also uh there's there's [01:08] other news uh about a US ship uh [01:12] striking excuse me a US submarine [01:14] striking the Iris Denna which is an [01:17] Iranian warship where off the coast of [01:20] Sri Lanka. off the coast of Sri Lanka [01:23] which is in the Indian Ocean quite a [01:25] ways uh a ways away from uh the Persian [01:29] Gulf but for some reason there was a [01:32] Iranian ship there and it has been [01:33] struck by a US submarine and uh some 30 [01:37] sailors uh have been rescued but about [01:40] 101 are missing and they're being [01:43] treated in Sri Lankan hospitals. So, [01:46] that's yet another step out there, [01:47] right? A US submarine launching an [01:50] attack on Iranian ship. Okay, there's [01:52] definitely an escalation here. No doubt [01:55] about it. Uh rockets coming in from [01:57] Lebanon and uh I'm recording right now [02:01] uh in between rocket alarms where we go [02:03] down to the safe room um here in Judea. [02:07] And so there's flying objects coming out [02:09] of and drones coming out of Iran and now [02:12] from the north as well. Another big [02:15] piece of news is that Israel, Israeli uh [02:18] flown, Israeli pilot piloted F-35 of the [02:22] Israeli Air Force, but Americanmade F-35 [02:24] has now downed uh a Russianmade Yak 130 [02:29] uh Iranian jet aircraft. I think it cost [02:31] $15 million. Uh and uh this is the first [02:35] time that an F-35 has engaged in a dog [02:38] fight where it has downed uh an enemy [02:41] vessel, an enemy uh an enemy uh [02:43] aircraft. And so that is also a big [02:46] piece of news. So an Israeli pilot [02:48] downing an Iranian jet. [02:51] Okay. And we also have a very wide [02:55] strikes in Iran by the IIAF. Let's take [02:59] a look at a video which kind of [03:00] describes what that looks like. [03:03] All right. Uh it's a silent video, but [03:05] we're seeing uh this is the IDF released [03:07] this video and basically uh close to [03:10] Isvahan. Uh this is what these launch [03:13] sites look like. All right, we get a [03:15] sense now. These launch sites uh have [03:18] rockets that fly towards Israel or [03:20] towards UAE, Bahrain, etc. Here's what a [03:24] rocket launcher looks like. Boom. All [03:26] right. Here's actual footage uh of an [03:30] Israeli smart bomb, smart missile uh [03:34] heading towards one of these rocket [03:35] launchers and boom. Okay, so that was in [03:38] Isvahan. Same thing also in the area of [03:41] of Teahran as well. Okay, there's Tahran [03:44] and there's launchers coming out of [03:46] there as well and command centers. Uh so [03:49] you see these command centers where uh [03:51] there is suppression headquarters, [03:53] security command center, uh uh IRGC [03:56] command centers uh and Israel is [03:59] striking at them as well. Okay, so that [04:02] is the the the major news. There's [04:04] definitely a sense uh of escalation. [04:07] Let's hear now from some of the leaders [04:10] uh who are commanding this war and [04:12] explain to us explaining to us what's [04:14] going on. We're going to hear from a few [04:16] different uh leaders and then we're also [04:18] going to hear uh from uh Tucker Carlson [04:21] who is now the spokesman of the anti- uh [04:25] he of the of the anti-laims of of rights [04:27] of fighting Iran uh and also bismerching [04:31] and badmouthing Israel. All right, let's [04:33] start with Prime Minister Netanyahu uh [04:35] as he uh spoke um um on Fox uh about the [04:41] issues that have brought this war uh to [04:45] from from from threats and from talking [04:47] to action. [04:48] >> The reason that we had to act now is [04:51] because they were after we hit their [04:54] nuclear sites and their ballistic [04:56] missiles program. You'd think they [04:58] learned a lesson, but they didn't [05:00] because they're unreformable. They're [05:02] totally fanatic about this, about the [05:05] goal of destroying America. So, they [05:07] started building new sites, new places, [05:10] underground bunkers that would make [05:13] their ballistic missile program and [05:15] their atomic bomb program immune within [05:17] months. If no action was taken now, no [05:20] action could be taken in the future. And [05:22] then they could target America. They [05:25] could blackmail America. They could uh [05:27] threaten us and threaten everyone in [05:29] between. So action had to be taken and [05:32] you needed a resolute president like [05:34] Donald J. Trump to take that action. [05:37] >> Okay. So Prime Minister Netanyahu on [05:39] Hannity explaining and and it seems like [05:43] explanations are are needed right now [05:45] because uh the anti-Israel and [05:48] anti-Trump forces are really amassing to [05:51] try to create a campaign to say that [05:53] this was a needless war and that it was [05:55] an unprovoked war. Uh and so everybody's [05:58] out there right now trying to explain [05:59] why uh the 47 years of call to the [06:03] threats to destroy Israel, destroy [06:05] America uh have come to their uh logical [06:10] end point which is a conflict uh between [06:12] the US together with Israel against [06:15] Iran. Uh and here is HR McMaster uh [06:19] who's the former national security [06:21] adviser really explaining things very [06:23] well about why this war needed to be [06:26] prosecuted right now. [06:27] >> I think this is what you're seeing is [06:29] the cost uh and the risk associated with [06:32] acting. But you have to balance that [06:34] against the cost and risk of not acting. [06:37] And if you place what's happening now in [06:39] context of what the Islamic Republic has [06:42] done, you know, for the last 47 years, [06:44] but especially in recent decades in its [06:47] effort to keep the Arab world [06:49] perpetually weak, by keeping it inshed [06:52] in conflict by perpetuating sectarian [06:55] civil wars, supporting proxies and [06:57] terrorists across the region, you know, [06:59] from the Houthis in Yemen to the Hastas [07:01] Shabi militias in Iraq to propping up [07:03] the Assad regimeing and assisting that [07:06] regime in the serial episodes of mass [07:08] homicide in the Syrian civil war, you [07:11] know, what it's done with, you know, [07:13] with uh with with Hezbollah, you know, [07:15] since 1982 and and, uh, and and really [07:19] putting Lebanon into into freef fall, [07:22] um, and using Lebanon as a platform for [07:24] attacking Israel, uh, Hamas and and [07:27] building up the capabilities for the [07:29] October 7th mass murder attacks. I mean, [07:32] gosh, the list goes on, you know. So, I [07:34] think when faced with the reality that [07:37] the regime after the strikes and after [07:39] the 12-day campaign of June of last year [07:42] was racing to reconstitute these [07:44] capabilities, I think the United States [07:47] and Israel saw a window of opportunity [07:50] to deny those capabilities to a regime [07:52] that again is is just permanently [07:53] hostile uh to to the US, Israel, and and [07:56] its Arab neighbors. [08:01] General, uh, when I've spoken to certain [08:04] members of the security establishment [08:06] uh, in Israel, they've conceded that [08:09] regime change um, is perhaps not [08:11] possible. But what they can do is regime [08:14] destruction on some level and certainly [08:17] um, degragate uh, their military [08:19] facilities and hit their missiles, the [08:22] launchers. But the idea and and take out [08:25] their nuclear facilities, but the idea [08:27] of bringing about an entire regime [08:29] change, one that is also uh managed to [08:31] divide power in the way that it has [08:33] where we're seeing the Revolutionary [08:35] Guard continue to uh launch these [08:37] operations. I mean, I guess the question [08:39] is, do you actually genuinely think um [08:42] that regime change is possible? [08:45] You know, I do think it's possible, but [08:47] it's hard to tell whether or not it's [08:49] going to it's going to happen because [08:51] obviously the regime doesn't have to be [08:54] that strong. It just has to be stronger [08:55] than any organized opposition. I think [08:58] what this campaign is doing in addition [09:00] to to the the targets and and uh and and [09:04] the objectives that you mentioned is to [09:06] weaken the repressive arms of the [09:08] regime. So in the last 24 hours, you saw [09:10] the strikes against the MOIS, which is [09:13] kind of like the Iranian uh regime's, [09:15] you know, Gestapo. Uh the attacks [09:17] against the Bas, the continued attacks [09:20] against the IRGC leadership. Could that [09:23] weaken the repressive arms of the regime [09:26] such that the people if they come out [09:28] again to demand a change uh that that [09:30] they'll be able to do so successfully to [09:32] in demanding that change? Uh that [09:34] remains to be seen. I think also could [09:37] there be fissures you know fractures [09:40] within the security apparatus of the [09:42] regime the artesh for example or the you [09:45] know the conventional army will it split [09:47] away you know from from those who [09:49] committed this this mass atrocity uh [09:52] about 40 days ago so you know I'll tell [09:55] you that's the thing about any any kind [09:56] of war it's this kind of complex [09:59] interaction between your forces enemy [10:01] forces complex environments and and of [10:04] course it unleashes a whole range of of [10:06] emotions that defy any kind of [10:08] prediction. So, I think what we're going [10:11] to have to do is is wait and see. And [10:12] and I think what we should all do is [10:14] hope is hope that these strikes are [10:16] successful in preventing the regime from [10:18] ever again threatening the region with [10:21] the kind of onslaught you've seen uh in [10:23] the last 48 hour period and and then [10:25] also prevent another mass atrocity like [10:29] the the atrocity that we witnessed 40 [10:31] days ago. [10:32] Okay, that was uh General HR McMaster uh [10:35] very uh uh clear in saying that uh these [10:40] bombings uh have a strategic goal of [10:44] getting rid of a regime that is [10:46] oppressive to its own people and [10:47] endangers the world. Uh will there be [10:50] regime change? Well, that depends on the [10:52] people on the ground. However, there is [10:54] another piece of news which I wanted to [10:55] tell you about which with regarding to [10:57] regime change is that there is [10:59] preparations underway and we discussed [11:01] it uh here with Morai Khedar uh in one [11:04] of our uh recent broadcasts. Uh and that [11:08] is the Kurds the Kurds coming in from [11:11] Syria uh and other places close to uh [11:15] the oh excuse me in the uh in the [11:19] northern Iraq Turkish autonomous zone. [11:22] they are being given, it seems, the [11:24] green light to train, prepare and then [11:26] enter uh into Iran [11:29] and become a fighting force against the [11:31] regime. And there is rumors that the [11:33] Trump administration is about to [11:35] greenlight that. Uh so that's another [11:37] very important piece of news and that [11:39] might have a lot of effect on the [11:40] ground. Yet there is continu continuing [11:42] concern that even if uh Iran is [11:45] liberated uh from this regime that it [11:48] will splinter. Uh I I don't know [11:51] personally if the word concern needs to [11:53] be correct other than if there's going [11:54] to be a big civilian war. Maybe that [11:56] should be preempted. Like one of the big [11:58] mistakes in Iraq was that instead of [12:00] realizing that there were ethnic groups [12:02] that was that were never going to really [12:03] uh coexist uh and live together, then [12:06] that that should have been from the [12:07] get-go the plan to split up Iraq, make [12:10] it into different zones uh ethnic zones [12:13] and basically little mini countries. And [12:16] maybe that would have been better. And [12:17] that might be that the better way to [12:19] think about Iran is not as a [12:21] conglomerate of many ethnicities, which [12:23] doesn't always work in the Middle East, [12:25] but rather split it up uh and let uh let [12:27] those ethnicities have their own uh [12:30] their own independence uh on a chunk of [12:32] land there. Okay, we shall see. But the [12:34] point is the Kurds are starting to [12:36] become a player and as you can see [12:37] things are warming up. On the one hand, [12:39] here in Israel, you know, we're shooting [12:41] down the rockets and it seems kind of [12:43] like like life is more or less it's not [12:46] normal. Certainly not normal. Kids [12:47] aren't in school and stuff. Work isn't [12:49] open. But, okay, it's not like we're [12:51] being totally hammered. Uh, on the other [12:54] hand, uh, you see that there's, you [12:57] know, a ship sinking off off the coast [12:59] of Sri Lanka. Rockets are coming in from [13:02] Lebanon. Kurds are getting ready to [13:04] fight. Uh, more stuff is being blown up. [13:06] uh uh jets are being downed. So, there's [13:09] definitely uh tension in the air. No [13:12] doubt. Okay. Now, let's watch some unne [13:17] from from from uh Tucker Carlson, who is [13:21] just become the spokesman of anti- [13:25] Trump, anti-Israel, [13:27] and pro- jihad. And he's out there lying [13:31] left and right. Let's see what he's got [13:33] to say. been a risk from the Israeli [13:36] standpoint. That was the point. [13:39] >> Let's start that again. Huh? Let's see [13:40] that again. [13:41] >> Now, that wasn't a risk from the Israeli [13:43] standpoint. That was the point. [13:46] That was the point. [13:48] They wanted to diminish the Gulf. And in [13:51] two days, they have. And I think anyone [13:54] >> Okay. So, Tucker Carlson's idea is that [13:57] Israel wants to control the whole Gulf [13:59] region and wants to weaken the [14:00] countries. And he's saying that because [14:02] Israel attacked Iran, now Iran attacks [14:05] the Gulf. And that's exactly what Israel [14:07] wanted, right? [14:08] >> Who likes decency and order and [14:10] cleanliness is hoping that the Gulf will [14:12] recover. The Gulf is not a threat to us. [14:14] We have military bases in these [14:16] countries. These are some of our closest [14:17] allies. All of them are closer allies [14:18] than Israel by far. What does that even [14:22] mean, closer allies? Who who is fighting [14:25] this war together now? And what are the [14:28] allies? these the UAE and Saudi Arabia [14:31] and Qatar asking for they're asking for [14:34] Israel and the United States to strike [14:36] and strike hard against this regime. [14:38] They're being struck by the regime. [14:40] Israel and the US are defending them. So [14:43] what does he want exactly? [14:46] They're our friends. [14:48] Um but they've been really hurt and in a [14:50] place like Dubai, [14:51] >> they've been hurt by whom? By the [14:53] Iranians who are shooting missiles at [14:55] them, right? But Tucker wants to say, [14:57] "No, because Israel attacked Iran. Iran [15:00] attacked the UAE and therefore the UA's [15:02] been hurt and it's been hurt because [15:03] Israel." See, the logic there uh is is [15:06] backwards and silly. And he wants to say [15:08] that that Israel is at fault for Iranian [15:11] attacks when we all understand that the [15:13] Iranians are and and there many [15:15] statements on record where they say, you [15:17] know, we will strike at those who [15:19] support the Zionists. They're [15:21] anti-Muslim and and we'll make a [15:24] reckoning with them one day. And that [15:25] that reckoning is happening now. [15:27] >> I which is basically it's part of a [15:30] country. It's an emirate within the [15:32] United Arab Emirates, but it's also a [15:34] it's a luxury brand. Basically, people [15:36] go to Dubai because it's beautiful and [15:38] rich and clean and above all because [15:40] it's safe and orderly. [15:42] It's got the busiest airport in the [15:44] world. [15:46] You start seeing video and Instagram of [15:48] smoke in the Dubai airport and you're [15:50] like, I think I'm going to Cabo this [15:51] year. Oh, sorry, drug cartels. Whatever. [15:55] Maybe you go to Sedona this year. It [15:58] really really hurts these countries. And [15:59] Israel wanted to hurt these countries. [16:00] That's the point. Israel wanted to hurt [16:03] the countries because the Iranians who [16:06] have threatened [16:08] uh uh the moderate Muslim countries are [16:11] now striking against them. That's [16:12] Israel's fault. That's Tucker's logic. [16:15] And his claim is that our partners, we [16:19] wanted Israel wanted to dominate our [16:21] partners. [16:23] We're defending them, literally knocking [16:25] rockets out of the sky and helping them [16:28] uh uh survive this uh this onslaught and [16:31] trying to defeat their enemies. But [16:33] Tucker is blaming Israel. Now, watch [16:35] this. This is where this is a classic [16:37] Tucker moment where he's going to have a [16:39] total loopy daloop, but it doesn't [16:41] matter cuz his fans uh a platform uh he [16:46] can platform any lie and people will [16:48] just take it at face value even though [16:50] it's going to be denied. Watch this. [16:52] Watch this this bit right here. [16:53] >> Wanted to hurt these countries, wanted [16:56] to sew chaos and disorder because they [16:58] are rivals of Israel. [16:59] >> Right? So, our Abraham Accords region, [17:03] uh, we're now rivals with the UAE where [17:05] we just developed a relationship with [17:07] them for intelligence sharing, for [17:09] business development, for tourism, for [17:11] flights, where we're flying their [17:13] airlines uh, to move around this region. [17:16] And now he wants to say that we're [17:17] trying to destroy them. We're trying to [17:19] destabilize them. So, it's probably not [17:22] hasn't been reported, but it's a fact [17:23] that LA, [17:23] >> watch this. Here's here's here's Tucker [17:26] facts. Watch this. It's a fact. [17:27] According to Tucker, check this out. [17:29] Last night, [17:31] in Qatar and Saudi Arabia, authorities [17:34] arrested MSAD agents planning on [17:36] committing bombings in those countries. [17:38] Now, that's weird. It doesn't make any [17:41] sense. Well, it's weird and it doesn't [17:43] make any sense because it's not true. [17:45] And the Qataris and the Saudis are going [17:47] to be denying that. But these are Tucker [17:50] facts made up. Oh, the Jews are actually [17:54] bombing. They have Mossad agents, [17:56] conniving, creepy, scary Mossad agents [17:59] inside of Qatar trying to bomb them. [18:02] That's weird, right? Like there's no [18:05] there's no there's no uh basis in fact [18:08] at all for these statements. I'll show [18:10] you in a second, but but but that's it. [18:13] These are these are Tucker facts. Yeah. [18:14] >> Why would the Israelis [18:17] be committing bombings in two Gulf [18:20] countries which are also being attacked [18:22] by Iran? Aren't they on the same side? [18:26] No. No. Israel wants to hurt Iran and [18:31] Qatar and UAE and Saudi and Bahrain and [18:35] Oman and Kuwait. [18:38] And they've succeeded. Okay, so that's [18:41] uh Tucker Carlson. Let's in the meantime [18:43] take a look at the actual news. I'm [18:46] going to share my screen here and show [18:48] you uh the JPost and the JPost is uh [18:53] showing you that Qatar denies Tucker [18:57] Carlson claimed that Mossad agents were [18:59] arrested in golf bombing plan uh plot. [19:02] Uh he said that this is a fact but there [19:05] is no fact like that at all. Okay. Uh [19:08] Qatar's foreign mystery. Now Qatar is [19:10] not a big fan of Israel, but they have [19:12] to go out of their way to be like um Do [19:15] has no information about this alleged [19:16] Israeli intelligence cells operating in [19:18] the country and the whole thing is just [19:21] is just a sham. Okay, so this is this [19:24] guy and like the Qataris who like are [19:27] folks that sponsor kamas are not our [19:29] friends. They got to be like no. Yeah, [19:33] Taco Carlson's making it up. he's just [19:35] such an Israel hater that he's making [19:38] stuff up and there's just no truth at [19:40] all to this thing. Okay, so that's [19:42] that's really amazing and and you see [19:44] now really how deep uh uh Taco Carlson's [19:50] hate uh has become his imagination and [19:54] it's clear that he's going against [19:56] President Trump. If you thought that he [19:57] was part of MAGA, he's certainly not [19:59] part of MAGA anymore. Um and and he's [20:03] got a totally different trip going on. [20:05] All right. Uh let's just watch uh now uh [20:09] another leader talking and that is Marco [20:13] Rubio who has been one of the strongest [20:16] staunchest voices uh on attacking Iran [20:19] uh and he gave uh a press conference [20:22] where he explained some of the logic be [20:24] behind what's going on right now [20:26] >> where they can hide behind meaning there [20:28] would come a point where they have so [20:30] many conventional missiles so many [20:32] drones and it can inflict so much damage [20:34] that no one can do anything about their [20:36] nuclear program. That is what they were [20:38] trying to do is put themselves in a [20:40] place of immunity where the damage they [20:42] could inflict on the region would be so [20:43] high that no one can do anything about [20:45] their nuclear program or their nuclear [20:47] ambitions. They are producing by some [20:50] estimates over 100 of these missiles a [20:52] month. Compare that to the six or seven [20:54] interceptors that can be built a month. [20:56] They can build a hundred of these a [20:58] month. Not to mention the thousands of [21:00] one-way attack drones that they also [21:01] have. They've been doing this for a very [21:03] long time. And by the way, they've been [21:04] doing it under sanction. You see the [21:06] attacks they're conducting right now. [21:08] They're attacking airports. They're [21:09] attacking hotels. They're hitting not [21:12] just military bases. They're attacking [21:13] our embassies directly. They're [21:15] attacking facilities that have nothing [21:16] to do with war or with military. And [21:18] that's a weakened Iran. That's an Iran [21:20] despite years of sanction. Imagine a [21:23] year from now or a year and a half from [21:24] now the capabilities they would have to [21:26] inflict damage on us. It's an [21:27] unacceptable risk, especially in the [21:30] hands of a regime that's run by radical [21:32] clerics. The Ayatollah is a radical was [21:35] a radical cleric. That entire regime is [21:39] led by radical clerics who don't make [21:41] geopolitical decisions. They make [21:43] decisions on the basis of theology. [21:44] Their view of theology which is an [21:46] apocalyptic one that has to be taken [21:48] very seriously as well. So that was the [21:50] purpose for what this operation is all [21:52] about. That's what it's focused on. As [21:54] the president said earlier today, it is [21:56] on or ahead of schedule. I will defer to [21:58] the department of war to discuss uh the [22:00] progress being made at a tactical level. [22:02] But it was the right decision and an [22:03] important decision for the safety and [22:05] security of the world. [22:12] >> Congress, [22:13] does Congress have to weigh in? Does [22:15] Congress have to weigh in? Is the [22:16] president declaring war? And does [22:18] Congress have to weigh in? And there [22:21] threat. Did you tell lawmakers that [22:22] there was an imminent threat? [22:23] >> There absolutely was an imminent threat. [22:24] And the imminent threat was that we knew [22:26] that if Iran was attacked and we believe [22:28] they would be attacked that they would [22:30] immediately come after us. And we were [22:32] not going to sit sit there and absorb a [22:34] blow before we responded because the [22:36] Department of War assessed that if we [22:38] did that, if we waited for them to hit [22:39] us first after they were attacked and by [22:42] someone else, Israel attacked them, they [22:43] hit us first and we waited for them to [22:45] hit us, we would suffer more casualties [22:47] and more deaths. We went proactively in [22:49] a defensive way to prevent them from [22:51] inflicting higher damage. Had we not [22:53] done so, there would have been hearings [22:54] on Capitol Hill about how we knew that [22:57] this was going to happen and we didn't [22:58] act preemptively to prevent more [23:00] casualties and more loss of life. [23:05] >> The US was forced to strike because of [23:07] an invading Israeli action. [23:09] >> No, first well I mean two things I would [23:10] say. Number one is no matter what [23:12] ultimately this operation needed to [23:13] happen. That's the question of why now. [23:15] But this operation needed to happen [23:17] because Iran in about a year or a year [23:19] and a half would cross the line of [23:20] immunity. Meaning they would have so [23:21] many short-range missiles, so many [23:23] drones that no one could do anything [23:25] about it because they could hold the [23:26] whole world hostage. Look at the damage [23:28] they're doing now. And this is a [23:30] weakened Iran. Imagine a year from now. [23:32] So that had to happen. Obviously, we [23:33] were aware of Israeli intentions and [23:35] understood what that would mean for us [23:37] and we had to be prepared to act as a [23:38] result of it. But this had to happen no [23:40] matter what. But [23:43] secretary, Mr. Secretary, President [23:45] Trump said overnight that his top [23:46] choices to now run Iran were killed in [23:49] the strikes. Does the United States have [23:51] a firm plan for how they intend to [23:53] handle this power vacuum in Iran to [23:55] ensure that an iron hardliner does not [23:57] take power? [23:57] >> So, two things and two things. [23:58] >> Okay. So, now they're talking about uh [24:01] what is the future of Iran? What's the [24:02] endgame? How's Iran going to survive as [24:05] a sovereign country? uh if indeed there [24:07] will be regime change, what's the [24:09] American administration's vision for the [24:11] future of Iran? [24:12] >> Things can be true. Number one is our [24:13] mission and our focus is the destruction [24:15] of their ballistic missile capabilities [24:17] and their ability to manufacture them as [24:19] well as the threat posed by their navy [24:21] to global shipping. That's the objective [24:23] that [24:23] >> Oh, and I forgot to mention this is so [24:25] important that the uh IRGC [24:29] and the uh the cleric uh government has [24:33] announced the closure of the straits of [24:34] Hormuz, which means that there's not [24:37] there's no international shipping uh of [24:40] gas and oil uh from the Gulf. And so [24:43] that's a big one. That's a causes belly, [24:45] right? That's like that's a reason for [24:46] war anytime. Um so that there's [24:49] definitely so there there's a lot going [24:51] on here. Regime change is just one [24:52] picture. Another another element is to [24:55] stop their the Iranian offensive [24:58] capability. Another one is to make sure [25:00] that the streets of Hormuz are uh open [25:03] for shipping and another one is to [25:04] protect the Iranian people from the kind [25:06] of murder the wanted murder that they [25:08] faced in the streets of Tehran. said, [25:11] "We would not mind. We would not be [25:12] heartbroken, and we hope that the [25:14] Iranian people can can overthrow this [25:16] government and establish a new future [25:18] for that country. We would love for that [25:19] to be possible, but the objective of [25:21] this mission is the destruction of their [25:22] ballistic missile capabilities and of [25:24] their naval capabilities. How the United [25:26] States [25:28] are you saying based on that, are you [25:30] saying that there is no responsibility, [25:32] no plan for the US to at least play a [25:34] role in whatever government comes? We I [25:37] mean we might we'll see how [25:38] circumstances play out. But you I'm [25:39] telling you what the objectives of this [25:41] operation are. The objectives of this [25:42] operation are to destroy their ballistic [25:45] missile capability and make sure they [25:46] can't rebuild it and make sure that they [25:48] can't hide behind that to have a nuclear [25:50] program. That's the objective of the [25:51] mission. That said, abundantly clear, we [25:55] would love for there to be an Iran [25:56] that's not governed by radical Shia [25:57] clerics. As I've said myself repeatedly [26:00] for years, u the leadership of that [26:03] country does not reflect the people of [26:04] Iran. And I think that's been pretty [26:06] apparent in the protests that you've [26:07] seen. If there's something we can do to [26:09] help them down the road, we'd obviously [26:10] be open to it. But that's not the [26:12] objective. The objective of this mission [26:13] is the destruction of their ballistic [26:15] missile capabilities. [26:18] >> Change has not gone well for the United [26:20] States. Regime change has not gone well [26:22] for the United States for many, many [26:24] decades. How do you assure the American [26:26] public that things will not get worse [26:28] for the next regime that comes in there [26:30] and replaces the [26:31] >> We would love to see this regime be [26:33] replaced. And ultimately, as the [26:34] president has said, he calls No, no, but [26:36] let me finish my answer. [26:37] >> As the president has said, he would love [26:39] for the people of Iran to take use this [26:41] as an opportunity to rise up and remove [26:43] these leaders. They've been wanting to [26:44] remove them from a long time. We've seen [26:46] successive waves of protests and we've [26:48] seen them slaughter people. Okay? But [26:50] the objective of this mission is to make [26:52] sure they don't have these weapons that [26:53] can threaten us and our allies in the [26:54] region. That's why we're doing what [26:56] we're doing now. And while we would love [26:58] to see a new regime, the bottom line is [27:00] no matter who governs that country a [27:01] year from now, they're not going to have [27:02] these ballistic missiles and they're not [27:04] going to have these drones to threaten [27:05] us. That's the objective of this mission [27:07] is to deny them the ability to use [27:09] ballistic missiles to threaten their [27:11] neighbors, to threaten our bases, to [27:12] threaten our presence in the region, and [27:14] ultimately as a shield behind which they [27:16] can do whatever they want with their [27:18] nuclear uh weapons ambition. We were not [27:20] going to let them hide behind that. And [27:22] that's why this was such a critical [27:23] mission to undertake now while they were [27:24] at their weakest point and not a year [27:26] from now where they could inflict even [27:28] more damage and perhaps already be [27:30] behind that point of immunity. [27:32] >> Okay, so that was uh Secretary of State [27:36] Mark of the United States Marco Rubio. [27:38] We of course are broadcasting here from [27:40] the land of Israel and uh Israel is our [27:43] first concern of course but the the [27:46] safety of our allies uh if they are the [27:49] Gulf States in this case uh if they're [27:52] of course the United States uh the [27:54] partner in this operation to uh remove [27:57] the threat the Iranian threat not [27:59] necessarily just the regime but the [28:01] capacity as Marco Rubio was trying to [28:04] make so clear uh of them to strike at [28:06] America at at American friends at the [28:09] American bases in the in the Gulf [28:11] countries uh in in Gulf producing energy [28:15] producing uh capacities to strike at [28:18] that as well. Remember we were told uh [28:20] by Morai Kheddar that Iran has struck at [28:24] a refinery in Saudi Arabia. So that's [28:26] they're trying to um uh hurt uh global [28:30] energy production from the Gulf and the [28:33] United States is certainly concerned [28:34] about that as well. The big news uh once [28:38] again is Kurdish uprising. Trump may [28:41] give okay to Kurds uh to go into Iran [28:44] from uh uh from Kurdish uh controlled uh [28:48] uh the the autonomous Kurdish zone in [28:51] northern Iraq. An Iranian ship has been [28:53] struck off the coast of Sri Lanka. 101 [28:57] Iranian sailors are still missing. Uh [29:00] and rockets are striking at Israel uh [29:03] from Lebanon towards the center of [29:06] Israel towards towards Tel Aviv and [29:07] Jerusalem. Uh it the IDF has called for [29:11] uh Lebanese non-combatants to move north [29:14] of the Leani River allowing Israel to [29:17] deal with uh the terrorists and the [29:20] rocket tears the rocket the the folks [29:23] are sending rockets at Israel to strike [29:25] at them and to destroy them. And the war [29:27] is broadening out. Uh, Israel has downed [29:30] an Iranian jet. Uh, Israeli flown F-35, [29:35] downed a Yak 130, and that's a big deal. [29:39] Uh and Israel continues to strike at [29:41] targets uh all around Iran and to try to [29:44] take out their uh rocket ability, their [29:47] their ballistic missiles that are [29:49] endangering us actively, including a few [29:52] days ago striking at a house uh in not [29:55] so far away from me here in Bamesh and [29:57] killing at least nine. Uh and there's [30:00] they're still looking for folks and a [30:02] great catastrophe and tragedy that [30:04] happened there. Uh there's also talk [30:07] about Khmeni's son being chosen as the [30:09] new supreme leader. We'll see how long [30:11] he lasts. I want to finish off this [30:13] broadcast by reminding you to uh to be [30:17] strong for Israel, to push back on all [30:19] the haters, and to turn to the God of [30:22] Israel right now in prayer uh for [30:24] protection for Israel and lovers of [30:26] Israel, lovers of Israel, Israel and her [30:29] allies uh and all the troops uh of the [30:33] various countries especially the United [30:34] States uh that is right now striking [30:37] together with Israel against the Moola [30:39] regime, against the tyrannical [30:42] uh jihadist regime that has cost so many [30:44] lives for so many years. So we have to [30:46] pray for them and we we got to remember [30:48] that we're just at the tail end of Purim [30:51] and Purim is about striking back at [30:53] those Persian Amalikites and making sure [30:55] that they don't get up again uh and [30:58] sending a signal to this world remember [30:59] that uh when Israel is strong and when [31:04] uh Iran will be freed from this regime [31:05] in the Middle East uh we'll have more [31:08] freedoms, more opportunities. there's [31:10] going to be growth and economy and [31:12] prosperity and medicine and roads and [31:14] education uh uh and and and opportunity [31:18] uh to really have a a beautiful [31:20] Abrahamic region uh when we have the [31:22] jihad here uh controlling this area. [31:25] Well, there's no future for it. It [31:27] continues to be backwards and stymied. [31:29] Uh I remind you my friends that you are [31:32] watching Ishi Fleer TV and that we need [31:34] your help and your support. 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Day five of [32:27] the war. Uh and we shall see with the [32:30] help of God total victory. God bless you [32:33] wherever you are and shalom.
