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Your daily report of the news of the last 24 hours powered by Yiddish 24 provided to you by The Click. How are you today? How are you? Today we're sitting breaking news obviously as you can imagine it's epic forum. >> [laughter] >> We're sitting big time. We're sitting here with a guest. You probably know him those of you watch my Yiddish show for years now know Shraga Eastern. Shraga Eastern is a political analyzer. I call him the greatest Ben Shapiro. So now Ben if you're watching it you know yes good as to you. But here is here is the report for today for you all of you to know on edge you know we come up every morning here and we give you the breaking news. So let's start the segment shall we Shraga you ready? For what happened? Shraga obviously has his new WhatsApp status. Do you want to tell everyone your WhatsApp status where to follow if they want to follow the more news? It's called on point. What is it called? Shraga tell everyone tell the listeners. >> on point and the idea of it is that it's on point. It's on point. Make make it silent cuz they want to hear what you have to say make it silent. It's okay it's nothing happened. It's a live report. Okay perfect so on point is a status. He told me not to shout. The concept the concept of it is there's a lot of status out there where in order to really know what's going on you need to just think deep. You have to just I'm trying to make it simple to the point like you read it you understand it you move on what is important you see what's not important is not there and that's it. That's basically the concept. >> Exactly. So on edge news is in support of this channel very strongly because obviously I'm not on WhatsApp and he is. That's his his goal. I just we just do a we're live TV. This is what we do and Shraga joins me every every here and now. We do a lot of almost twice a month we do this. Now we're going to probably do some more. We'll see breaking news especially. Anyway so a special report obviously you got a photo today and it's master Shabbat Zucker. Now again my name is Gershon Schwartz and this is Shraga Eastern and I'm your host on edge. Let's let's jump into it. Okay now two weeks ago One thing that we forgot to do is to actually give them the number where to follow. Oh all right the number where to follow you'll see in the description below in YouTube okay. I have the description below. I'll I'll point out the link. So those of you, please, like, share, and subscribe my channel and also go follow Shraga's channel On Point, which is the I'll give you the WhatsApp link to below. Okay, now, you all want to hear what happened. I also want to hear what happened. Okay, I know what happened. Two weeks ago, I made a wild I made a wild prediction and Shraga Shraga also we spoke about this and we both Shraga doesn't like predicting things. He's like Ben Shapiro, like I said. He doesn't like predicting things. I asked him, "What do you think?" What do you What do you mean what do I think what happened? I don't know what's going to happen. I can tell you what happened now based on history. I can give you it, right, Shraga? Correct. This is your way of um analyzing things. So, he's a very I I really I really depends what predicting means. Meaning, you could look on news and based on the news just try to assess what could happen next. Exactly. But, prediction in terms of like I predict in 2 weeks from now this and this is going to happen just based on I guess so. What's the point? Right. Exactly. There's no point. I don't think there's any point in this and that's why we're doing this. Again, I haven't started the news yet because you already know what happened, most of you. You've you know, why should you I mean, my channel's open here, but we're doing something new here. I tried I think I thought about the English channel, doing it every morning. I mean, I could do it, but my Yiddish channel is much bigger because there people really don't have access as much as you guys do. So, what we're going to do is I mean, I'm not saying that you guys do. I'm saying if you do if you came to this channel, you found me on YouTube, you probably have a little bit more access than those who don't, right, Shraga? So, what we're going to Yeah, so what I spoke with Shraga about this and I decided we're going to do this thing where we're going to come on once in a while and give you some our perspective. We're going to touch up in a few subjects. What A on the round we're going to quickly talk about it and then we're going to talk about this new video that made the the news. People are scared, especially what Tyler Tyler Oliveira, right? Discuss this thing. Shraga is very has very interesting points about this and we want to make it when we want to want to present it to you guys. All right, let's jump into it. Oh, it's been a long shabbos anyway. So, >> [laughter] >> I made I made a wild guess prediction on shabbos sholem. I made a prediction that the US and Israel are going to attack Iran on motzei shabbos. The only problem is I didn't bet for it. I didn't make any money. Okay. And and based on what? >> [laughter] >> Based on nothing. Just a feeling, right? Oh, guess what? I was right. Anyway, so let's start with the biggest >> Don't don't do it again because next time you will be wrong. Why is that? >> You're not right every day, you know what I mean? >> Exactly, exactly. I'm not going to do it again. No, I I wouldn't have said it. I didn't say it online, by the way. I didn't say it on the news. I said I said it personally to my wife. I was sitting by the table. I said, "I was thinking I said, you know what I feel? Shabbos is the day." That's what I feel like. I don't know. Anyway, the 28th, I said, and it's the 28th today. All right, so let's start with the biggest piece of news. >> So, no one knows that you did? No one knows, no. >> Okay, so I I did it then. >> No, Jake, my wife my I did it then. >> my wife testified. She told me. Okay. Anyway, to the news. It's fine. No, but I did tell you the last week we sat here. Yeah. All right, let's enough of that. You did I didn't make any money. What's the point? Poly market exploded. How much money did they make? People people won a ton of money there. Anyway, I'll talk about >> a lot of money, yes. Yes. Uh and a lot of people lost a lot of money, too. I know. I know because they predicted no, right? Okay. The supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei My my father-in-law asked me to pronounce his name right. The Iranians really I get a lot of Iranians don't know his name is Khamenei. I'm joking. Ali Khamenei. It's not Khamenei. Khamenei is the first one. He went uh they he took over in 1979, and Khamenei took uh took over in 1989. On my year of the when I was born, by the way, 36 years ago. All right, now. He's dead! He's dead! Tot! It's a revolution, anyway. Here's what happened. The United States and Israel have launched a massive full-scale war against Iran. 9:30 a.m. local time, American and Israeli fighter jets began bombing the and targeting Iranian military bases and the country's top leadership. Now, listen to this. Now, um Israeli officials say Khamenei was killed. Khamenei, yeah. He was killed when they dropped the 30 bombs on his private compound in Tehran. He was reportedly holding a meeting with top um top aids when the strike happened. Now, Shraga, before we continue further, what happened exactly there? Do you know um any of the aids who were there like a What exactly was the plan? Why did they strike now? So, first of all, this all started before we go to to Khamenei. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. >> That's the way? Yeah, Khamenei Khamenei, yeah. Yeah, that's the way. Yeah, exactly. Uh It all started like I think it was around 1:15 a.m. Israel time, which is um It's around 8:00 here. Okay. [snorts] Um It was it's Israel started it that it wasn't a >> They started the attack? >> Yeah, they started the attack. Um basically um it was very similar to last time. Last time the 12-day war, um they started they said that it's a preemptive strike >> Mhm. because they had intelligence that that Iran was planning to attack them. Mhm. It was basically the same concept. There was a very short uh alarm that rang through Israel. A tiny like a small alarm, okay. It's like a warning that >> Just to alert the citizens, I guess. >> everybody should know like something is coming. Right. And but the difference this time was last time America joined in like a few days in. This time it was literally within the first hour America joined. Now How come America didn't >> Most of the strikes happened What? >> How come America didn't start it? They didn't >> Probably probably the idea of it is for Trump to tell his base that it's not what I started. >> Just in case it doesn't it fails. >> it. I I Just in case it fails, yeah. >> point. And I'll say another thing. Trump always he does not he does not like risk. He doesn't like to take a risk. Meaning if there's a big chance that American troops are going to be injured killed, he probably wouldn't do it. Right. So, what is the most risky part of such operation? Right, exactly. >> part is taking out the air defense. Meaning the beginning, the first hour things could go crazy wrong. >> Yeah, yeah. Yeah. So, most likely that's one of the reasons why he chose Israel because you do the hard part and when everything is clear, you have total control of the of the Iranian airspace, >> Right. just call me in and I'll help you and I'll I'll >> so so let's continue the report and we'll we'll talk about this soon, okay? So, basically he reportedly held um well was holding a meeting with his top aide Khamenei when the strike when the bomb happened. About about this, just one one other thing because the original question you asked me was was about how many uh Khamenei Khamenei >> Khamenei Khamenei Khamenei In English they they call it Khamenei. I take it as a compliment that I cannot pronounce the name of such a Yeah. It's okay. >> Of the human of our time. Where were you born, by the way? Where you Where were you born? Tell the listeners who you are. A little bit about yourself. Just a little bit. In a In 2 seconds. You want to tell them? Like what? Like where you come from? Originally. Come from Iran? I'm kidding. Uh no. Someplace a little bit similar to that. I'm kidding. >> [laughter] >> All right. I like I'm joking. Ask the question I'll answer. Shraga is done. Where do you come from? Where were you born? New Square. New Square. So, he was born in the Square. And where did It's I guess where where where do you live now? You live around in Monsey? >> Spring Valley. Yes. Right next to me. Very nice. So, Shraga's been doing this for a long time. He's been analyzing um news for well, the the longest time I know because I know him for a while already for a couple of years. And he's been running a channel called Politishin a Tish and a Titzin on Kol Mevaser in Yiddish, where he is like basically If you listen to him, he sounds like Ben Shapiro in in Yiddish, obviously. All right. So, now So, what did you want to say about Khamenei's? Yeah. So, he was obviously holding a meeting with his top aide while the strike happened. What exactly can you tell me? So, the the biggest question about that is If you would have asked me 3 days ago, do I think that uh he's going to be killed, he's going to be targeted, my answer would be no. Right. Meaning why? The biggest question in like we had the same question in Venezuela, yeah? >> Right. Oh, yeah. What is the plan afterwards? Till now we spoke about Is there going to be attack? Is there going to be like now it happened. Once the attack is done, which is by the way also interesting um Whatever. We'll get to it a little bit later, but uh how long this is going to take? I think this is going to be very very short. I think in the next 2 3 days this is all done and over. The The whole regime is done, you're saying? The regime The war is done. Whatever the outcome is, the outcome is. Really? Interesting. That's a prediction you're making. It is It's a safe prediction because It's not a prediction. It's Again, it's based on a lot of stuff. And we'll get to it shortly. All right. Fine. But the point is Um the point is it's very interesting. My assessment would be you kill all the powerful people in the regime and you leave the leader first first it when this ends there should be a leader. Right. >> there's chaos, yeah? Right. Correct. The interesting part is that it will be interesting will be interesting to see who is going to be the new leader. Who is actually going to control Iran. Right. 30% of Iran are in support of the regime. Right. >> Around 70% are against. Right. So, 70 against 30. >> Without a leader this is basically civil war. Basically a disaster. Right. >> are armed. They are We're not talking about We saw what happened, yeah, with the protest. And obviously now with the with the with what's going on right now according to reports a few reports say that um the the people the people of Iran are obviously way more capable now to access of secure sites which was opened for them with the bombings. So, they're going to go and get get weapons and help out. They're going to they're going to defend themselves. >> Again, the That's going to probably happen. The big question is Mhm. who's going to be stronger the 30% or the 70%? Now, obviously plain logic you would say probably 70% would be stronger than 30% but you have to understand that They don't [snorts] have the tools. >> No, the 30% who support a regime who did not have a problem literally to kill people for no good reason, yeah? They're going to be much more aggressive than normal people. >> are normal. Correct. They don't have the killing in them. Exactly. You're very right. But, you know what? Hashem runs the world and just like we saw the massacre of Haman Purim like it turned around. All the Jews went out and killed like hundreds of you know of of of these Hebrew. It's interesting to see that he he was killed the same time and it's Persia. It's Iran. It's unbelievable. Anyway, he was reportedly holding a meeting like I said with top aides. Iranian media also confirmed that four of Khamenei's family members died in the blast including his daughter, right? His son-in-law and his grandchild. I don't know who he was but anyway, who else was killed? So, the country's defense minister, his name is Aziz Naziraja. Sorry, Aziz Nasirzadeh. Nasirzadeh. I don't know how to pronounce that. Who cares what they're pronounced or what. Anyway. And Ali Shamkhani. Oh, this guy I waited for him to answer me. >> By the way, this is this is one of the personal celebration. Yeah, this guy here. Yeah. Parts of Iran's strategy in in terms of attacking, there's a lot of things. Yeah, they have the ballistic missiles, they have they had the threat of nuclear, sleeper cells, all all which I think >> This is this Sorry, this is this is Ali Shamkhani. Okay, no. >> Which I think a big part of the whole sleeper cell ideas probably nonsense, doesn't even exist. Doesn't exist, I think. In England, in America, or Not saying it doesn't exist. But they can use it as a threat, no matter what they do or don't have because you don't know, yeah? And again, I don't know, but I would guess the intelligence know much more. But one of the things they do in terms of when anything happens, Yeah. like to respond, Right. is the names that they're giving for all the generals. The names, exactly. It's literally you have you struggle to to just pronounce one name. It's it's like they're putting you in a tough spot. Anyway. Like Ali Khamenei or Shamkhani or Anyway, so because so Ali Shamkhani, this guy was he served as a national He's closest national security advisor. And he was the head of and also the head of Khamenei's military bureau was also killed along with Mohammad Pakpour. I don't know if you know who Mohammad Pakpour was, but he was a guy I don't think I have a picture of him, maybe I do. No, I don't actually, but whatever. The point is that he was basically a guy that always held very top security advisor meetings. And right after always right after his meetings, something happened in the world. It was it was always something happening. That's what I looked at reports about this guy. Anyway, there's a lot of interesting things. 14 IRGC terrorists, a top commander for the revolutionary guard was also killed. Now, this is the largest military flyover in the history of Israeli Air Force. How many planes does the Israeli Air Force have today, by the way? Just thinking about it. How many airplanes do they have? I don't know the exact I don't know the exact number. They They have the Yeah. Right, exactly. During the They have the biggest in that region. But more than Saudi Arabia I would say. I think. I believe so. >> I think so, yeah. >> Yeah. Now, during the mission which Israel called Operation Roaring Lion, yeah? Shabbat shalom to you. Yeah. Called so 200 Israeli They say We know they have 200 now cuz 200 Israeli fighter jets hit more than 500 targets across western and central Iran. They severely damaged Iran's air defense systems and ballistic missile launchers. I hope they found all of them by the way. What do you think? Do you you think they found all of them? >> Absolutely not. Like It's Yeah. Like just an hour or two hours ago >> Yeah. they were still sending rockets. So, obviously they didn't >> Rockets? They sent rockets or ballistic missiles? >> Obviously ballistic missiles. We'll talk about that soon. So, now I I have the report here. So, at the same time the American military launched nearly 900 strikes from land. Then then afterwards, like you said, according to your timing, they launched 900 bombs from land, sea, air, and sea in just the first 12 hours of the war. It happened again. Our time, morning when we went to Shacharit this morning, listening to Shacharit. So, probably by the time we stomped our foot down as I was mumbling something like that's when it happened. >> [laughter] >> Mm, yeah. So. Almost. Almost, yeah. So, the the minute they landed Exactly. >> [laughter] >> So, basically Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth called it Operation Epic Forum. Fury. I'm kidding. Anyway, he said the Iranian regime had their chances yet refused to make a deal. And now well, now they are suffering the consequences. He promised the military will completely destroy Iran's naval and missile production capabilities. Completely. That's what he said. Now, they have they have the capabilities, right? Think about America has the capabilities of doing this. Obviously. >> Yeah. Obviously they do. Yeah, they're the most powerful military in the world. I'd say. >> If they want they can take over Iran from the map. But yeah. Yeah, exactly. They just have to decide. Reports now say, this is the interesting part. Okay, now all of you have been thinking, why did they start the strike now, right? And why didn't they do it in the time that they actually scheduled to do it? I don't know when it was, but we all know that this was not scheduled. I think it's also part of the story. >> So, I think so, first of all I think those When it comes to operations it's it's never scheduled. Meaning every 10 minutes there is new intelligence, new assessments and everything changes very very quickly. >> Right. Right. When this all started, yeah, there was I think it was Thursday night when the protest were still going. There were a lot of reports that attack is coming tonight. There were reports from Iraq that they heard fighter jets flying, yeah. >> Right. Right. Exactly. >> A lot of airlines canceled their flight. It was It really looked like, yeah. Something was happening. Yeah, something was happening. And again, I'm not convinced that there was a strike scheduled. Like Like the day, yeah. This was actually the reality. There's a lot of different reasons why they should send fighter jets to collect intelligence, to to test their their routes and so on and so forth. But the point is that it could be that there was a attack scheduled and for whatever reason they got new intelligence that now is not the time. So, I don't think saying the word like it was scheduled is the right way to to frame it. But there's obviously a certain time frame, a certain plan. Okay, we're going to try negotiations for 4 weeks and after 4 weeks we're going to do X, Y, and Z. And that whole concept that people keep on saying a lot of time that Trump he he decides when he decides, he doesn't even know, he didn't make up his mind, is absolute nonsense. To think that the president of the United States is just sitting and now is my mood attack so just go attack. It's It doesn't work that way. Trump is very good and making you think that he doesn't know. Exactly. have to figure out. But the point that I wanted to say was The point that I want about scheduling Oh, the schedule, yeah. There was a report There was a report I think in the New York Times, if I'm not mistaken, that the reason why it happened it was scheduled for actually now when we speak for tonight. >> For tonight. That's the show. But they got intelligence that there is a meeting taking place in the compound of Khamenei. Khamenei again, whatever. >> yeah, yeah, that's where he was. Um there's a there's a meeting with the all the top generals, all the people on the list. >> Let's get them all. Let's get them all. They decided if we can if we can do it 24 hours earlier and save a lot of missiles that we shouldn't have to send one here, one there. Let's just [laughter] do it one, two, three. One shopping bag and all of them together. >> dropped the yeah. 30 30 30 and 900, I guess. No, 500. >> No, so the 900 was 500 was there. Yeah, oh, oh, that's >> 30 just on the compound >> compound of Khomeini, yeah. So, now Today, um Yeah, go ahead. Somebody asked me um um like is it confirmed that Khomeini is dead? Here to reports Iran Iran is denying it and blah blah blah. >> it, yeah. Such operation, such a such a risky move. Yeah. The only time you take the move is when you are not 99, 100% sure >> That the guy's there. that this guy is going to die. Right. >> If there's any chance he's going to survive, you just don't do it. Right. It reminds me when Israel struck Qatar. Qatar, yeah, it was Qatar, yeah. Yeah, Qatar, yeah. You remember the Hamas Hamas leaders? Yeah, Hamas leaders, yeah. That's really Israelis didn't want to do it. They wanted to And there was a whole debate afterwards if it was a failure. >> Mossad Mossad, sorry, yeah. If it was a failure, wasn't a failure. Mhm. My personal My personal opinion is that no, it wasn't a failure. They didn't really want to target them. Right. The the the official narrative that was uh Then given. was given that yeah then given, yeah. >> Right, yeah. What was that? Israel tracked them with their devices. Right. >> Where they are and they went out to Allah to to nonsense them. >> Yeah. And um that's why they were not they were not killed. It doesn't make sense because when Israel really wants to kill someone, they don't drop the the they don't target a room. Right. >> They take down the building, okay? They take down everything. Right, exactly. >> tried to kill Nasrallah in in the the leader of Hezbollah, yeah. A few buildings around them went down. I get everything. were flying from the power the I wonder what happened to him by the It doesn't It doesn't work that way like uh we tried to to send a missile into a fridge and they went out in the fridge. It's not the way how how how So [laughter] I I think it was intentional. I think they didn't want to target them but they did want to send a very clear message um and we did see progress afterwards, yeah. Yes, exactly. >> After that the the the rest of the hostages a lot of things happened, yeah. And so again so to the point I think again based on reporting it was scheduled for tonight. It was moved back 24 hours because of good opportunity that >> Right. They got intelligence. And speaking of we'll tell you the intelligence that that was received actually was from Saudi none other than Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia privately pushed the United States to launch >> Saudi Arabia is the um I don't know when to talk so you tell me. No, tell me Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia is very is it's very interesting because they are very similar to a lot of Arab countries in the region. Um for example Qatar. Yeah. Qatar and by the way Tucker Carlson Yeah, Tucker Carlson we'll talk about him soon. Tucker Carlson by the way again if you speak by Qatar that that answers the question but he also has a very similar thing. Meaning the Arab countries play they play for the world one thing and they are doing another thing. >> thing at all. They are totally different. And same goes with Tucker for example, yeah. He pretends to be stupid. He pretends to be like I don't know. I'm just asking questions or Candace Owens. They know. They know exactly. They are they are they are in this industry for years. They know They know exactly the answer to everything. Not only that they were on that side. Tucker before he started with this nonsense Tucker before he was paid by Fox News. He was paid by Fox News. Candace Owens Candace Owens went when when Trump moved the embassy to Jerusalem, yeah. She was celebrating it. She was there. She was there. She was there really? She was. >> I didn't know this. >> Yes. She was there. Okay, let's let's go Okay, go ahead. Go ahead. So yeah just to finish point. So, Saudi Arabia, for example, played the game as if they are against the Houthis. We have to try to to solve this with the diplomacy in a diplomatic way. >> [snorts] >> Behind the scenes, they were totally on board, and I would say even to a certain extent more than Israel. They really wanted this to happen. Yes, I know that. Saudi Arabia and Qatar Qatar and the UAE, all of them. Saudi specifically, and one of the main reasons is Saudi hates the Houthis in Yemen, but like on a next level. Oh, that I know. They just fought recently. They had a whole thing. And who who is funding the Houthis in Yemen? Right. By the way, >> Iran. So, they >> [clears throat] >> wanted to get rid of this just Ayatollah for once and for all. Yes. >> That's it. And it's it's good. It's good that we did But again, the idea is if you look at it in the in a broader scheme of things, the whole Middle East right now is on shpilkes. Entire on edge. The whole Middle East right now is literally like falling it's falling to its knees right now. They're noticing that this doesn't work. Islamic Jihad does not work. >> the the the strongest part of this whole situation has nothing to do with what is actually happening on the ground. It's the messaging that this sends to the world. >> Yes. Yes. The games are done. There's no games. By the way, I don't know if you remember, >> No. but but what I want to ask It's so interesting, you know, when it comes to technology countries sometimes when it comes to those developments sometimes a You make a the only time I yeah, you you But it's okay, it's fine. We're we're doing a live while I'm while I'm talking. Exactly. Yeah. Well, this is again, this is a live report. All of you know it's live. We're streaming it right now. We're not editing this, so obviously you can imagine. You're having a conversation with us. All right. Now, let's jump into it. So, basically, like I said, Saudi Arabia was the one to push for it. President Trump says that the heavy bombing is going to continue as long as necessary. >> Obviously, you start talking and I remind myself. I knew it. You see, that's why I I it. He Let's continue. Yeah, so basically, he was set on your point he said it's going to happen like in a few days going to be over. He said he's going to fight as long as necessary. He that means he has enough power there. Well, we all know he has enough power. We've been reporting it that they should be shipping the tons of weapons a friend of ours by the way who is actually he said that the the cousin is in the special forces in Israel. He reported that on Friday he said that he was sitting in Ben Gurion Airport and he like said that I'm standing right now next to stock piles of US bombs and missiles and I covered in blankets right next to me. He says in the warehouses lined up with F-16s F-35s in Tel Aviv net bag. He's telling me that the this is not this is not games. This is not just storage room. We're not a storage container you said. On that point I was debating a lot of people. Most people actually disagreed with me that Israel's going to start it. Most people believe that the America's going to start it. Right. And that was one of the very basic That's a problem. A lot a lot of times people they skip logic because there has to be something complicated. Sometimes it's just basic. Just make the basic calculations and you'll know what's flying. Exactly. You know what I mean? Know what's flying literally. Yeah, what's flying. >> [laughter] >> Why would the US send the aircraft carrier? Why right next to Israel? Refueling airplanes F-22s bombs if Israel's not going to start this. Exactly. >> A lot of people believe that Israel's not even going to be involved in this. Exactly. To me it was fairly obvious that this is going to be the something that that Israel's going to start but I don't have a Okay, let's go back to the previous Yeah, go ahead. Um You asked me last time we spoke on the other on the other side of the aisle in Yiddish. Yiddish yeah, exactly. Yeah, those who understand Yiddish can go to our Yiddish one. We're going to have a Yiddish one the same one. >> why why would Trump do it? Yes. They're killing people okay, a lot of countries are killing people. Sudan they're killing people. Why Iran what Yeah, why Iran? You remember what what my answer was? I don't remember. I don't remember. One line. Peace in the Middle East. Trump is busy for years about peace in the Middle East. Before he was president. Before he was president. I remember yeah, I remember. In his last term. Yeah. Before his last term. And I asked you like what is the biggest struggle for Donald Trump when it comes to peace in the Middle East? Who? The answer is Iran. Right. And that's why he's doing it. Yeah, he's doing it because he has a very he he has a plan. He he's he's accomplished a lot when it comes to Israel-Hamas. A lot of people disagree. We can have a separate conversation at a different time. Um but at this point most of the places he made progress. The only place that he didn't make progress was Iran and Russia-Ukraine, but >> [laughter] >> it's not in the Middle East. Let's not Let's not ruin the party. >> Yeah, exactly. No, right now we're partying. There's really no need to also say like you did today on that show. The interesting part of this is that Trump sent out a message when he confirmed that Khamenei is dead. Yeah. And the last thing he said the last few words of his message was um this is going to continue as long as needed whatever something like that. >> Yeah, as long as needed he said. This is what it was. Until we reach peace in the Middle East. As long as needed. >> it was interesting that this is his view. This is his agenda. >> And I really hope he gets that agenda because that's what we all want, right? He called He's never going to he's never going to get it 100% but getting peace in the Middle East 80% is better than 30 but yeah. Like it's not my place to say in the news but looks like Mashiach's coming like everyone says. Every time this happens they say Mashiach's coming. I'm joking. How is Donald Trump Mashiach? Is on his momish. This is it. My friends he can't He can't look at it differently. Put us, you know, the Haman wasn't put us in Iran in Iran. It's it's definitely history in the making. It's my unbelievable. I I said before it's it's epic fury. It's the same story just different actors this time. No, it's so obvious like if you think about it. You're right. For example, um Kamala Harris came out with a message against the war. Trump still is Right before that. Yeah, yeah, I No, no. Erev Shabbos I saw the post. >> No, now. Now after the post. Again she came out against it. Yeah, she said that Trump said he's never going to start wars and he's starting wars blah blah blah blah blah. I think I'm reporting it there. I think so. I've got it there. I've got it on my list. You know, let's go through that with Kamala Harris cuz I've got more questions about that. Mamdani as well. Mamdani also came out. Best friend of Trump and he came out against it. Anyway, he called Khamenei Trump. Trump, let's talk about Trump. Trump said in this post, he called Khamenei what what he started this post, "Khamenei is dead." In a big caps. That's how he started this post on Truth Social. He called Khamenei one of the most evil people in history. Trump urged and he gave a state of union I mean his address, you know, he gave his address. He said he called most evil people in history. Trump urged the Iranian military and police to stop fighting and join the citizens to take back their country. They won't He said stop fighting cuz we're going to kill you. How do you say with this one with you? >> Yeah, exactly. Iran is inside Iran. State media finally confirmed that the the deaths of the declared 40 40 days of mourning, right? So basically but reports say many regular citizens took to the streets to celebrate. In other words, they they declared there's going to be 40 days and there's going to be 40 days of mourning. >> No, that was the genius part of the American military. They killed the people that you would mourn for. Right. >> people who who would mourn. Exactly. So there's no one to mourn. Yeah, exactly. Basically all the events were canceled. There were there was response Exactly. In response to the attacks, Iran fired about 300 ballistic missiles and drones at Israel. Thanks to Iron Dome systems. Well, the Iron Dome and the Iron Beam. Most of them Most of them that's what they're saying. You know, that's the news the news writes like that. We say thanks to Hashem. You know, they were all shot down but shot but shrapnel did fall in central Israel including Ramat Gan which is next to Bnei Brak, Petah Tikva, and Bnei Brak. And Bnei Brak also. Yeah, I have a brother living in Bnei Brak. What did he say? He told me He went out on on his rooftop on Shabbat and he found and he saw no he saw explosions things flying. Yesh wow. Anyway, so tragically one woman was killed. >> have said it because he should have been in the in the bunker but Exactly. Why was he out there? Your brother stays anyway. Tragically one woman >> to check on a neighbor. Exactly. [snorts] I know the book of the Sorry. A book in a yeshiva? You got to be done like I was saying. Yeah, he's a he's a book in a yeshiva he lives there married. Not married. Not married. Okay, good, I said Israelis I you have any excellent bullets, you know, they could just jump out and do things like this. One woman has Shem Yigadol was killed and more than 120 people were injured and Baruch Hashem they have they have um I'm not 100% sure about it, but I saw a report and again, cannot confirm >> That what? that this woman that was killed was not an Israeli. And not Jewish, but move on. Okay, interesting. Iran also fired missiles at the United States. It's still still sad to hear that a woman was killed, a citizen. Um I I mean a regular person. Iran also fired missiles at United States military bases and allied countries across the region, including Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and the United Arab Emirates UAE and Kuwait and as well Bahrain. Now, listen to this. In Dubai, an Iranian missile slammed into a hotel killing one person. In Bahrain, missiles hit a radar dome and an empty warehouse where at the headquarters for the American Fifth Fleet. The officials say, well, they were obviously empty. >> [laughter] >> None of them were there. I say military operations are are running normally. Nothing happened. Back in the United States, several far-left politicians now now we're talking about that like Kamala Harris, right? Are obviously condemning the war. And a lot of and a lot of right-wing people as well. We'll talk about that, yeah, yes, of course. We'll Tucker Carlson for the first, right? Let's start with the first one. Can you all guess his name? It starts with an M. >> [laughter] >> Or a Z. Mehdi Hasan Minhaj. Trump's friend. Trump's best friend. He called it a catastrophic escalation in an illegal war of aggression. Sure. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Uh, it goes in order, by the way. He started with M, then you go with A. Oh, Z. Yeah, exactly. What were we saying? Who wants 10 kids? >> Who wants 10 kids? Yeah, exactly. Complained that the president's dragging American into an unlawful war. Representative Ilhan Omar. You guessed it right. Also attacked the president accusing him of starting a war without congressional approval. My friends, I tell you, these guys, they are nothing more than just cheap words. That's what they are. Tucker Carlson, speaking of cheap words, he's a loaded with Qatari money in his bank account and they probably gave him a very strict message today. Tucker, you got to condemn them the attack. If not, we're not paying you your next paycheck. So, he went out there and said, "The attacks are absolutely disgustingly evil." That's what he said. >> a bit differently. What are you saying? Not you must. They sent them a check and they sent them a message. Who else paid for this, too? >> [laughter] >> But yes, this is very good, yeah. Which is interesting because think about it. Just 2 months ago, there were the protests, yeah? They killed Again, all the There are all the all the numbers out there, but Trump says 32,000 people, yeah? Yeah. Where is the message from Tucker? Uh? Exactly. It only gets evil when when you take care of bad people. That's really simple logic. >> Yeah, I guess. So, there you have it. Anyway, this is the latest um updates, the latest news, everything you need to know in one place. So, thank you all. Um I would thank you. Shruggy, you want to add anything else, any other interesting pieces that you found about this? So, this still It's still developing, you're saying? So, yeah, but obviously it's still developing. Um um There are two small things. So, first of all, I started telling you before about Kamala Harris, yeah? >> Yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah. >> She came out She came out against it. Just try to think, what would have happened if Trump would would would lose the election? It would be Harris, like unbelievable. It's You said like everything is a sham, yeah? Which is obviously um which is obvious, but um Right. Right. Exactly. >> think about just the relationship between Trump and Bibi, where they're taking the world on a ride. Bibi said right after October 7th, "We're going to change the Middle East forever." Yeah? Yes. >> Think about he's he's he's saying that statement and Trump loses the election. Right. >> It's unbelievable. You just see clearly like how a sham A sham operates and runs the world from the >> the leaders who should protect the Jews and that's mind-boggling. Right. >> That's point number one. And point number two is just, yeah, I said um when we started that um that I think this is going to be very short. Um I I >> It has to. Poor party is starting on a Tuesday. >> I already answered it >> [clears throat] >> um on different questions, but Donald Trump never operates in a way especially with trace politics in his base and and taking the risk of upsetting his base, but Donald Trump tries to rewrite history. One of the one of the most popular lines that anytime anybody talks about war comes up is what? Right. But Iraq, but Iraq, but Iraq. Trump tries to rewrite history showing that we have a military, we could use it for good reasons and not make the mistakes we made we made in the past. >> Right, exactly. >> This is what he did with Venezuela. And this is what he's doing now with Iran. And Trump based on anything and everything he did in the past is one to three he's a one to three president. There's no like three months war. >> I want to know something. What did Putin say about this attack? Did you check what he said? I did not. Not sure if he made any public comments on it. He's dealing with his own war, so I don't know if he has the time. >> I wonder what China and Putin said. I actually want to know. >> China's obviously not happy at all about it. China's not happy. Why? They made a deal now recently with with ballistic missiles. I would check I would double check what happened. I I actually want to >> also not happy because Iran provided them with a lot of uh drones. On a second two two Iran um war right now. Let me see if there's anything about this today. Uh top Russia condemns uh Iran as of today. >> condemns. Yeah, so that's the news. So you got it. Russia 15 minutes ago. >> Putin is also getting a nice message here. Slams US and Israel over bombarding. Listen to this. Um Oh, sorry sorry. Oh, sorry. Didn't mean to do this. Obviously Iran is is So what happens is Russian Foreign Ministry spoke Maria whatever on Saturday issued a formal this the the something. Issued something. What what did you do? Denunciation of the joint US and Israel operations air strikes against Iran um characterizing the military action as a pre-planned and unprovoked act of armed aggression in a high-stakes diplomatic um thingy. They said, "We were just talking." The Omani leader also, the one who who was the the the the negotiator, was also condemning it. >> disappointed that the yeah. Yeah, yeah. And and the same thing is what does China say about this? We just have to change one word. Um Putin's reaction and Xi Jinping's China China's reaction. I can tell you you know the >> You can tell me before seeing it. 9 hours ago. Uh how the world is reacting. Are we >> China calls now go to the other one. China calls now go to the go back. Um there's no here it says United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer chaired a meeting. Well, he also sent his planes up in the air to to defend themselves obviously. China We'll go to China one second. Government to emergency what's it called? He called his government and the country weighs response to attacks and Iran whatever. They're not saying much. The UK government on Saturday said in a statement, "It does not want to see further escalation to wider regional." Okay, okay, fine. Whatever. Who cares about that? Russia condemned it. China Foreign Minister spokesperson said on X that Iran's sovereignty, security, and territorial integrity should be respected. All right, that means that they agreed. >> a few days from now well Okay, fine. Exactly. You think that's what they meant? Okay. France >> No, that's what I meant. Let's see. >> [laughter] >> In addition to Oh, by the way, I want to ask you something. Why did um Bibi Netanyahu fly over to Berlin? To hide himself there? Why was he scared? Why? >> He wasn't on the plane. >> [laughter] >> Why do you think he was on the plane? So, what do you mean? Like did he send his plane there? For what reason? Just in case. So, last time before the 12th of April, the same thing happened. Um and actually it's interesting because in the past few weeks it happened a few times, which could mean that there were a lot of times that was planned like it's going to happen. I'm not totally sure exactly, but I think the concept is um just for safety precautions. Um if they're trying to target or I would say maybe to confuse people like where where he actually is, but I don't think Bibi was in Berlin. No, I don't think so. Right, right. He wasn't in the Okay, he's not Berlin. I mean, Berlin Berlin has a good relationship with Israel. We all know this. Anyway, so France said it's dangerous for all something Macron said in an excellent post originally in French that the the escalation is dangerous. And the European Union Ursula von der Leyen, the European chief executive said in a statement on social media that the EU constantly promote the diplomatic efforts aimed at addressing the nuclear and ballistic programs. Okay, whatever just some who cares. We call on all parties to exercise maximum restraint to protect civilians. Okay, fine. Canada Prime Minister You can just make a list of all countries and say the same statement. It's going to be valid. And always he says supports the US. He supports the US acting to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. Okay, Marc Carney. Good to him. Australia's Prime Minister, we all know what he said. We support the United States. Pakistan is in a war right now. Pakistan is in a war right now with with with the Taliban in Afghanistan. And he said unwarranted attacks against the Islamic Republic of Iran against they are for them. They condemned the United States. Unbelievable. India, obviously India is in it. We urge all sides to exercise restraint and escalation. He was just in Israel now. It's interesting. Um but he didn't say the foreign ministry said it. I wonder what Modi actually says. Deeply concerned at the recent developments in Iran and the Gulf region. He's concerned. Spain Prime Minister said We reject unilateral military action by the United States and Israel. Spain, who cares about them? Saudi Arabia, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia condemns the and denounces in the strongest terms the blatant Iranian aggression. And when the camera Oh, and when the camera shuts >> And the flag Exactly. No, no, no, they're saying they condemn Iranian aggression. >> Are they Iranian aggression? Yeah, and the flagrant violation of sovereignty of the UAE, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, and Jordan. Unbelievable. They actually came out again against it. UAE was hit by retaliated by by strikes from Iran. They were hit." All right, a neighbor. And they said the UAE has also underscored that it retains its full legitimate right to respond to these attacks. I guess they're also going to respond now to Iran. >> [laughter] >> Now the Now the hardliners, you know, I guess that's what they wanted. Oman's foreign minister, the one who was actually doing the negotiations and now the Jared Kushner and probably and Steve Witkow would both saying, "Listen, we got to do this. We got to show the world at least we're doing something. Let's play the game. Let's go back and forth in Geneva. We'll go to the Alps a little bit. We'll enjoy ourselves and we'll have have some talks and then we'll go back home and then we'll do the stuff. Yeah, exactly. What do they have to So we get to he's No, but that was right. It was actually very important again from his base to get a justification. >> Exactly. Exactly. Active and serious negotiations have yet been undermined, said Abbas whatever. Anyway, United Nations. Oh, United Nations. So who needs to hear them? As always in any armed conflict, it's if civilians end up paying the ultimate price, he said in a statement on Saturday. I call for resistance and improve all pa- What Where is United Nations when 32,000 civilians got killed and more got hung by the regime? Now they're coming out? That's a good a good question. Unbelievable. Ukraine. Oh, Ukraine Zelenskyy said Albania, Hungary, Kuwait, everyone. So Tyler Oliveira, basically, he came to Monsey again and Lakewood, right? And he what did he what did he do? So he uploaded a video and proudly announced that he uncovered the Jewish fraud fraud and the scams and stuff. Okay, so we we we're not here to obviously tell him, "Tyler, don't do this again. No, no, no." We don't care. You can do whatever you want, you know, you can come to Monsey and Lakewood. You can start doing all your stupid videos that you do. I don't care. You know, I I I like you when you do videos and you actually I like a person when you sleep here. No, but when a person does videos normally like the truth We are interested for the truth then you're welcome. But but people have told you the truth and you didn't use those clips. You just cut out the pieces that are not true. Now, I'm not angry at you. You know why? Because you made yourself You're the only fool here. You made yourself look like a fool. You know know I have a few things to say. Shirazi, what do you say about this? First of all, the taxes. He claims that yes, he that why should we US people why should us why should we pay tax taxpayer money for to fund your children? You have 12-15 kids and we should pay you? Guess what, Tyler? Guess what, Tyler? Shiragi, what do you think? Who do you think builds the economy that pays these taxes? >> it all. I think the point is when you come here and you really interested to learn and and just uh understand how the Jewish community operates and blah blah blah. Sure. And um if anybody's going to ask me is the fraud in the Jewish community, I'll ask him is the fraud in other communities? The answer would be yes, there's a minority. There's always going to be. It's always going to exist, yeah? And and yeah, we're not different, yeah? >> Right. But when you come and the title of your video is basically as if you take a whole community and you put them all in the same exact category. Like we are The reason why we live is for fraud. Like this is what we do for a living. That's not true. And it's not not only not true, it's very very far from the truth. >> Trust me, it's really good. >> Yeah, when when people ask when people ask like Jewish the Jews control the world and they have us so much money, from where is the money coming from? What I always answer is first of all, thanks for the compliment. Yeah. We work hard. And when you work hard, there there usually there's going to be positive results. Right. So rather than spending your time to bash a certain community, how about you go and you do the same? Start working and Exactly. You make money. By the way, um Tyler, for example, the whole concept of his video is what? For him to make money, to get clicks, yeah? Yeah. He's doing it to paint a false picture as if he figured something out. Which he obviously didn't. When The reason why he is wrong, yeah, is literally because of what he is doing. You're doing it to make money and Jews are working and they make money. Right. how >> it works. One plus one equals two. Yes. And also we have we have we have a big economy. We have a big economy for ourselves. And the money, you know, everyone, myself, my friends, as house as homeowners, we pay a ton of taxes here. To what? To fund the public schools. We We fund Our tax money funds things that everyone else. And yes, we fund ourselves as well. It's very simple. When when your air condition breaks down, for example, yeah, who do you call? You You call your Jewish friend. Yeah. Yeah, so that's how he does it. Exactly. We are a community that we support each other. Automatically people make a lot of money. Exactly. >> That's 1 + 1. That's how it works. And if if if they want, they're welcome to There's no copyright. Yeah, and you know what? They should Tyler and other people should thank us cuz that's why they're able to get services from the government for free. >> Somebody I said, "Anti-Semite I can't confirm, but stupid definitely." >> [laughter] >> Exactly. It's like Tucker Carlson. Same idea. You said it before. Anyway, whatever. We We spoke about it before, but the point is that There's really really there's no point of the the whole anti-Semite like, "You are anti-Semite. You're not an anti-Semite." Like what what's the point? Exactly. >> If he is if he isn't, he's talking nonsense. Next. That's what matters. He lost He lost it, man. The point is that his sponsor He lost his sponsorship on this on this thingy. Anyway, with that I want to thank my sponsors, Weiss Capital the Group. I want to What's it called again? Protobytes. 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