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Good morning Sunday morning on edge March 29th 2026. My name is Gish Wart and I am your host on edge with breaking news. We are one month into operation epic fury. >> Your daily report of the news of the last 24 hours powered by 24 provided to you by the on edge. I usually don't come on Shabas, but today I came on the Shabas because Friday we skipped. One month into Operation Epic Fury and the United States has pounded Iran with over 11,000 air strikes. That includes a fresh wave targeting Thran and the head of its military nuclear program and other key officials that were killed. Trump says in Iran we have another 3,554 targets left and they will be done pretty quickly. He also says we have weapons that nobody even knows about except for a few of us and we might use it. But the conflict is rapidly expanding across the Middle East. Iranianbacked Houthi forces in Yemen have officially opened a third front. They joined the fight. Their spokesperson Yakir Sharia says that they have officially joined the war to back Iran and helped their friends as well. They launched their first ever cruise ballistic cruise and ballistic missiles at southern Israel, but thankfully the IDF managed to intercept them over Ilat. At the same time, a direct Iranian missile struck near Yushalime. 19 people were wounded in Bamesh and a local shaw was damaged. We will talk about it more later. And one person was killed in Tel Aviv. American forces are also taking some hits. Now, since the war started in Shabas Z, 300 US troops have been wounded in the conflict. So far, 270 of which returned to duty. The rest were obviously very severely injured, so they couldn't make it back. The latest casualties happened at Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia. An Iranian drone and missile uh and missile attack injured up to 30 American service members and damaged several other US uh aircrafts, including an American Air Force E3 Sentry that was completely destroyed. The E3 is a massive radar and command plane used to track the skies. The destroyed aircraft is an E3C model that was just deployed to the base in recent weeks. To sustain the flight, the fight, sorry, the flight, the Pentagon is burning through its longrange missile stockpiles. They are also preparing to deploy up to 17,000 more troops to the region. Let's talk about Montreal matzah. Now we are several days before Pesak. There's James Ro Wednesday night. We are all going to be sitting by the sad table eating Montreal matzah. That's what I'm going to be eating. So you can still run into your local supermarket or grocery find yourself Montreal matzah. The best matzah on the planet. Really the best matzah. Healthiest matzah. I'm not just stump saying it. I'm serious. I've tasted it myself. Very my favorite matzah so far. My favorite matzah so far. Okay. You can find it in the local pop-up shop at 43204th Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. Or you can go to your local grocery. Go to Montreal matzah.com. Montrealmats.com. Type in years of code. You'll find a very um the closest one, the closest store next to you that sells it. President Trump has extended his deadline for Iran to open the straight of Hermuz by 10 more days. On Friday, he said the new deadline is Monday, April 6th at 8:00 Eastern time. Trump post truth social as per Iranian government request. Please let this statement serve to represent that I am pausing the period of energy plant destruction by 10 days to Monday, April 6, 2026 at 8:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. He also said that Iran is begging to make a deal and that talks are going very well. However, that diplomatic deadline may have just been shattered. Iran's foreign minister Abbasi has has just announced that Israel has launched a major wave of SC of strikes deep inside Iranian territory. According to Iran, Israeli forces have hit two of the country's largest steel factories, a power plant, and civilian nuclear sites. The foreign minister claims Israel carried out the attack in direct coordination with the United States, calling it total total contradiction of the president's extended deadline for diplomacy. Well, Iran is already vowing to exact heavy prices for the for the strikes. So far, they probably have done so over Shabas. um you know hitting this airplane in the Sultantown base is a major a major blow I would say. I mean you know Trump is not so worried about that obviously but hardliners into are now pushing louder than ever to build a nuclear bomb and pull out of the nuclear non um um proliferation treaty. The parliament hasn't done a session in in a while obviously due to the war but yeah and they haven't got many members left anyway in the international agreement that is supposed to stop the countries from developing nuclear weapons. That's when it means the nuclear proliferation. Meanwhile, the Pentagon is not even waiting around. A decision is expected as early as next week on sending well this week obviously and it's sending up to 17,000 additional combat troops in the Middle East. Despite this, the Trump administration is making it very clear to allies that it does not plan to launch a ground invasion of Iran in the near future. Meanwhile, a disturbing new detail has emerged on the ground inside Iran. The regime has lowered the minimum age for war related activities to just 12 years old. Listen to this. Residents inside Thran are reporting that armed, completely untrained children are now manning checkpoints. These children are also being sent directly to scenes of Israeli and American missile strikes right there where they are so that the Iranians could say, "Look, they're killing children." President Trump told Saudi leaders to stop delaying and join the Abraham Accords. "It is now time," he said in his words after boasting about selling them F-35s, those planes which he does not sell to everyone. He says the Abrahamic Accords are the agreements for those of you who don't know that created official diplom diplomatic ties between Israel and several Arab nations. Now they have to actually do that what they are bound by the contract. On Friday, Secretary of State Marco Rubio walked into a G7 foreign ministers meeting in France. He told European allies that um that the US priorities come first even as they pushed for diplomacy. Behind closed doors, Secretary Rubio told American America's closest friends that the war with Iran is expected to wrap up within the next 2 to four weeks. He describes the timeline as weeks, not months, and repeated that the US is not sending in ground troops. But according to reports, not everyone in the room was convinced. Now, might I add to this that today Trump announced that, you know, that he sees NATO as being useless and he's probably going to impose some sort of deal that the those countries that don't pay or don't pay their 5% or whatever they have to pay, they're going to get less decision um uh making like you know, basically less uh less um less involved in regional conflicts like the Secretary of War Pete Hexath is calling out the press for how they are covering the war in Iran. Hexath said that reporters are already trying to paint the military campaign as a failure even though American forces are barely four weeks into the conflict. For instance, one of the papers today published that the USS uh um Gerald R. Ford was heading back for a for a repair um because there was a fire. There was a fire, very big fire. And also the there's plumbing issues in the toilets and the rooms. Don't forget the sailors have to stay there. They actually this is their accommodation. So they had to send it back to uh you know to some sort of area base of theirs in the region to have it fixed and repaired. But in the meantime, the US is sending a big another USS carrier, a different carrier, the the the W the George W. Bush has been sent to the region and another one has been fully locked and loaded for the conflict. Anyway, the point is that they're covering it as if that the US has suffered severe loss. He compared the media coverage today uh to his time in Iraq as an Iraq war veteran um that he was in 2007. Back then, Hexath led a public campaign against politicians in the Senate who declared the Iraq war was lost before the military had even a chance to turn things around. Hexath told reporters obviously that the current campaign against Iran is highly effective and that America is winning. He pointed out that um that the military has achieved almost all of its objectives and like Trump said he has only 3,000 what did I say the number was? Yeah, whatever that number including the elimination of Iran's Navy commander. He also added last week that the Department of War will continue to negotiate with bombs. As we speak, multiple targeted strikes have been taken have taken out key enemy operatives. First, a senior commander in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps was eliminated. Brigadier General Amir Muhamm Muhammadi was killed in a targeted air strike. He was a top leader in the specific military unit responsible for protecting the capital of Tehran. Meanwhile, the Israeli military has eliminated a Kbala operative in the southern Lebanon area who was using television network as a cover. Obviously, now everyone's going to say that Israel killed a journalist. A targeted strike killed Ali Hassan Shahib. He worked for the run um al- Manher television network. Lebanese officials condemned the strike as a war crime. That the IDF says Shahib was actually a terrorist in Kbala's elite intelligence unit. According to the military, he spent years using his press credentials to uh secretly track and expose Israeli troops locations along the border. Now, just uh let me let me remind you just hours after Israel threatened to quote escalate and expand its campaign, Iranian state media confirmed its nuclear facilities were hit. The IRNA news agency reported that a heavy water plant and yellow cake production plant was struck. Now yellow cake is a concentrated form of uranium while heavy water is used in nuclear reactors. In a massive blow to toran, the head of Iran's military nuclear program was also eliminated. Um, his name is Ali Favand. Faul Vand Fadvand was killed in an airirst strike in oh I can't pronounce his name on Shabas morning. Iranian state media is now attempting to cover up the loss by calling him a ordinary citizen obviously with a straight of Hormuz effectively choked off. Iran has told South Korean um ships that they are they can pass through after coordinating directly to Thran. But the danger remains high because a thigh ship, a Thai ship that was uh was hit directly in the strait recently, you know, basically burning a fire there. President Trump and Indian Prime Minister Modi had a phone call on Friday to discuss the ongoing war with Iran. Reports say that Ilam Musk was also on the discussion. He was joining the discussion. Obviously, the war is putting massive pressure on India, which which imports more than 85% of its oil from foreign suppliers. To secure its energy supply, India is moving fast to work with Russia. Its biggest supplier, India and Russia have just agreed to set up a direct pipeline for Russian liqufied natural gas. At the same time, India's finance minister announced the country is cutting taxes on diesel and petrol. The goal is to protect Indian consumers from the massive price increases hitting the globe right now, which is very nice of them. Meanwhile, here at home, the White House is also taking action on energy costs. President Trump has issued an emergency order authorizing the immediate sale of lowerc cost E15 fuel. The president is also calling on Congress to pass legislations that would allow the year round sale of this blended fuel. The move is designed to help lower prices at the pump for American drivers. Okay, that's good news for us. Israeli naval intelligence is directing strikes on specific targets inside the straight of region, the straight of Hermuz. The mission is part of Operation Roing Lion and it's aimed at reducing the Iranian threat to global shipping. A new poll found that 51% of Israelis do not trust President Trump to end this war in a way that protects Israel's interests. Meanwhile, heavy ground combat is escalating in Lebanon. Nine Israeli soldiers were injured today and Friday and two of them seriously as forces advanced deeper into southern Lebanon. Although this happened today, troops are now pushing toward towards the Lat River. Like I said, facing heavy rocket fire from Kbala in that area. Obviously, during the advance, Israeli soldiers uncovered the Kazbala weapons cash hidden inside a school. The military says troops found rocket propelled grenades, mortars, landmines, and launchers stored inside the actual school building. Renewed Israeli air strikes in southern Beirut have also prompted fresh warnings from the UN about a growing humanitarian crisis with more than a million people now displaced. Well, where's the UN and Iran against America? They're not there, I guess. According to Khan News, Iran is struggling to send money to Kbala. Now, since Israeli militaries have struck and you know, bombed many of the um people and obviously um banks and gas stations that we know about that made them money. Israeli military pressure has successfully cut off many of the secret routes used to bring the cash into Lebanon. Because the Iranian money is not arriving, is now asking, well, they're going around for stuker. They're asking the public to pay for their operations. The terror group has started putting physical donation boxes outside the streets across Shiat neighborhoods asking asking local residents to drop in their own money to fund the organization and their war efforts. An Iranian missile fell seconds after launch inside of Iran and killed their own people on the spot. The launchers last night a cluster bomb fell in Tel Aviv area. Sadly one person was killed. There are no fat fatalities in Beamesh after the the Shabas attack. An Iranian missile severely damaged several homes in a local shore. 19 people were injured by falling shrapnel and over 100 cars were destroyed in the blast. In Ashdod, an Iranian cluster bomb tragically killed a security guard there. Meanwhile, down south, the IDF successfully intercepted a Kuti drone and cruise missile aimed directly at Alat. The IDF chief of staff has ordered a swift investigation after a video emerged showing an Israeli soldier holding a CNN journalist in Chold. The incident happened on Thursday in the Yehuda Shamonga area near a village of um Tayasir. The news crew was covering the construction of a new outpost. CNN says its team was physically detained for at least 2 hours. They say the incident resulted in an injured photographer and a damaged camera. According to the network, one soldier told a reporter he was taking re he was taking revenge for a recent murder, claiming the government was failing to act. The Israeli military has officially condemned the soldiers um actions, and the foreign press association is denouncing the incident as a violent assault. The Pentagon is considering taking military equipment originally set aside for Ukraine and sending it to American forces in the Middle East instead. No final decision has been made yet. If it moved moves forward, it would only mean Ukraine receives less military support at a time when its forces are still actively fighting Russian troops on the ground. And yes, there are severe strikes going on right now in Russia and Ukraine. We have breaking news out of the United Kingdom. Police reports uh multiple victims after a man drove his vehicle directly into a crowd of pedestrians on the street on the pavements sidewalks. English American. Yeah. The attack happened in the center of Derby City in Derbasher. The Telegraph newspaper is reporting there are at least 20 victims there. Police have arrested a male suspect and say the area is now secure. Don't know many more details, but this is what I know for now. 15year-olds in Britain are being targeted by Iranian spies on social media recruited to carry out attacks on British soil. Iranian intelligence operatives are reaching out to teenagers through Telegram offering£500 English pounds to complete tasks for them. They are running multiple channels on plat on the platform casting a wide net to find young people willing to work for them. British authorities are aware of the recruitment efforts. 18 people were arrested in London on Saturday during an anti-Israel protest. The demonstration was organized by a group called Palestine Action. It took place right outside New Scotland Yard, the main headquarters of the London for the London secret police. I would say these arrests came just uh well come just days after the police have completely changed its rules. The police stated that they will resume making arrests against anyone who displays support for the banned terror group Palestine Action. They clarified today that despite the recent court ruling, the rule the the terror ban remains strictly in place. French police stopped a bombing attempt at a major American bank in central Paris. officers arrested a teenager migrant from um Seneagal right before he could even set off a homemade bomb that he made. The target was the Bank of America headquarters. Law enforcement caught the suspect and secured the explosive device before it could go off. Authorities say they officially they're officially treating this as an attempted terrorist attack and France has opened a full a full-on investigation. Looks like the Iranian government is hard at work. The US government shutdown has sent has created total chaos at airports across the country with security lines stretching all the way down to the street. President Trump just signed an executive order to bypass Congress and finally pay TSA airport security officers. Elon Musk wanted to help, but the White House said due to legal conflicts. They have refused to take his money. Now, those officers have been forced to work without wages for over a month, causing massive spring break travel misery. To help ease the strain at the Atlanta airport, the the Atlanta's airport, an an entertainer named Tyler Perry stepped in, handing out $250,000 and in gift cards and unpaid to unpaid TSA workers. In Washington, the partial shutdown is now well into its second month. Late Friday, the House of Representatives rejected a compromise from the Senate, completely unraveling a homeland security deal. The House bill fully funds the Department of the Department of Homeland Security, including ICE and Border Protection. The Senate had passed a different plan that explicitly cut out all funding for ICE. Trump went on Truth Social to blast Senator Chuck Schumer, accusing Democrats of choosing illegal aliens over the American people. Senate Majority Leader John Ton said that Democrats have proven they won't support law enforcement. Democrats said ICE needs guardrails. Shortly after the White House rejected Senate the Senate bill, Senator Bernie Sanders was seen sitting in first class on a flight out of Reagan International Airport. Back here at home, President Trump made an appearance on the White House South Lawn on Friday. He expressed his anger with Minnesota's leadership, Tim WS, calling the leadership and the state's attorney general a dirty sorry, calling the state's attorney general a dirty cop. He also complained about the state's large Somalia population, telling the crowd, "We'll take Minnesota back from the Somal from Somalia." And he says in his words, his quotes, "Somalia is the worst in the world." End quote. Trump bluntly told the press that any farmer who votes for a Democrat is crazy. And he escalated the rhetoric, his excuse me, rhetoric against climate activists, declaring them environmental terrorists. Facebook, Instagram, and and YouTube have just been ordered to pay $3 million to a 19-year-old because their apps are too addictive. A jury in Los Angeles court made the historic decision. They found the tech giant Media, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, Mark Zuckerberg, and YouTube, negligent. The jury decided that the companies acted irresponsibly by designing platforms to create severe tech addiction. Because of this, the company must pay $3 million to one user, a 90-year-old who became deeply addicted to their apps. what a way of making money. The ruling is now bringing heavy attention to new research showing how tech companies could make their platform safer for teenagers. A tragic news just came in as we speak right now. Sergeant Moshiak Katz Shikan. 22-year-old labavajus from New Haven, Connecticut was killed in Lebanon on Shabas Kesh during ground operations against Kbala. Kav is scheduled to take place tomorrow in Shaw. Four ambulances belong to northwest London gold last week were destroyed in an arson terrorist attack. For those of you remember the story, British government has since then loaned the organization for replacement ambulances in Brokasham. Millions of dollars in donations have been pouring in from around the world. Jews in Britain say that that anti-semitism has been rising in England, especially since the October 7th attack and this attack was a result of it. But Metrop police have also arrested several terrorists linked to a group called Ashabal Yamin and they're trying to help the community by arresting these kind of individuals and as well in London um leaked messages showed activ um activists from the UK's Green Party calling Eden quote an abomination to the planet. This these text messages were leaked and came out right before the party's spring conference today. Members are currently voting on a official rule that claims that Zionism is basically racism. The head of the Green Party, Zach Palinsky, a self-hating Jew, he's a vegan, and other things, is now dealing with rebellion from his own family. Well, of course, his family members say they were so afraid of his party's views that they will be forced to leave the UK if he ever becomes prime minister. He a Jew. The leak group chats also show party members defending Dr. Ra Dr. Rah Aladwan she worked for the NHS the public healthare system in the UK and there known she's a known anti Jew hater Dr. Alladwan Imar Shimar was in court yesterday. She's officially charged with trying to get people to support Kamas and as well all the terrorists against the Jews, stirring up a radical basic a racial haters. New York City has now a new law protecting shors and Jewish community centers. The city council voted overwhelmingly to pass the buffer zone, the buffer zone bill, which is the law that gives police the authority to create an empty secure space around religious buildings if protests are happening nearby. Supporters say the buffer zones are necessary to make Jewish residents wait um safely walk into their shores without being harassed from protesters nearby. The law goes into effect without needing Mayor Mamani's approval. A bill called the hope act was also introduced on Friday in Congress with support from both Republicans and Democrats. The bill would require insurance companies to cover important medical treatments for patients waiting for life saving option treatments those companies are currently refusing to pay for. The legislation was written entirely by the tic organization heading well headed by the chairman himself Rab Mosha Margaretin who basically was at cap at the capital hill for a press conference alongside lawmakers and doctors supporting this bill. A warning is going out to a Jewish Jewish Jewish people travelers heading to Kusco which is in Peru for a pes a restaurant there called chefim has been advertising a pes night and presenting itself as kosher. They claim their meat comes from Kabad in Lima which ran a specialita. While the restaurant does buy small amounts of meat from Kabad, it also sells meat and dairy altogether. The wine they plan to use for the abacos come from a local store and it's the entire seda will be recorded and filmed as well which is also another reason why not to go. known as because of this America's working through the worldwide network put out an official letter stating this establishment is not kosher and travelers should not attend their seda. For the first time in 165 years, a sitting president's signature will appear on US paper currency. Starting in June, President Trump's signature will be printed in all $100 bills. Until now, only Treasury Secretary signature had ever appeared on the American money. Nicholas Maduro, the former president of Venezuela, is heading on to trial in the United States on drug trafficking charges. A judge in New York, just refused to throw the case out. Maduro and his wife were arrested in January and well, I would say extradited. I'm kidding. Extracted by force from the American government right before the Iranian war, the operation epicuri. And have also held a federal detention. He was held in a federal detention center in Brooklyn. Ever since at their court appearance this week, both described the jail as a hell hole. Madura's legal team asked the judge to dismiss the the drug charges entirely, but the judge said no. The court is still deciding if Venezuela state money can be used to pay for the for his American defense lawyers. Vladimir Putin is asking Russia Russia's richest businessmen, the oligarchs, to donate money directly to the government budget. They have no money. I guess Putin is running out of money. Putin made the request at major at a major meeting of Russian business owners. Russia has been spending an well an enormous amount of money to keep the war going in Ukraine and at well the defense budget is look looks like is running low so Russia's in trouble. On Thursday night a United Airlines Boeing 737 passenger jet and a US Army Blackhawk helicopter came very close dangerously close and colliding in midair. The pilot of the 737 was was forced to make a a last second maneuver to avoid the crash. Well, thankfully that didn't happen. An Iranian hacking group has successfully broken into the personal email account of director of the FBI, the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Now, the group is known as Halala, claims they hacked the FBI director Cash Patel's email address. They've already posted about 800 megabytes of his data on the internet. That includes his personal resume and embarrassing private photographs of him smoking cigars and holding a bottle of rum. The FBI confirmed the breach on Friday, but they are downplaying the severity of it. They say the hacked account was a personal Gmail address and not a government email. The emails are old, mostly dating from 2010 to 2019. The FBI says there is no threat to national security because the breach involves absolutely zero government information. The cyber attack comes just days after the United States government shut down several websites operated by those exact same hackers. It started late Wednesday night with what looked like a mistake. A mysterious video clip appeared on the official White House social media accounts. Within minutes, it was deleted completely. That deleted video was just the beginning. Over the next 24 hours, the White House unleashed a flood of bizarre cryptic posts. There were distorted pictures of a president, a black screen with sudden ding, and finally a loading bar with words, "Something new." The internet exploded with rumors of a cyber attack on the White House account. But just minutes ago on Friday, a minute afterward was on Friday, the White House revealed the truth. The entire mystery was a teaser campaign to announce a brand new official White House digital information system, an app. The Trump administration has launched a direct service for mobile phones. The go for sorry, a direct app for mobile phones. The goal is to bypass traditional newspapers and TV networks entirely. The White House says this new system, this new app will allow them to send live updates and real-time news straight to the public without any media filters, editing, or bias. 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NASA has already released its official viewing guide so people know exactly how to join and watch the launch live. Now, I don't know if we're going to be able to do this because yes, we're going to be probably preparing ourselves for the seda getting rid of the White House's expensive luxury pens. The president complained that he felt guilty giving away the government's $1,000 pens at bill signings. So, he personally called Sharpie to order custom black and gold markers for $5 a piece instead. >> By nature, I I don't, you know, it's the government. I love the government. Like, I love myself economically. I want to save money, but the bottom line is they're better pens. It's a business story. So, for $5, could be zero, but for $5, I get a much better pen than for $1,000. And I could hand them out. And actually they become hot as a pistol. So what can I tell you? >> Anyway, Trump proudly told his cabinet, "For $5, I get much better pen and I could hand them out." Anyway, my friends, thank you so much for joining me. Have a wonderful week and we'll see each other mid Monday. Your >> daily report of the news of the last 24 hours powered by 24 provided to you by the click.