Trump: "They'll do anything we ask!" Iran : "ANYTHING WE ASK!? | On Edge News | Gershy Schwarcz

It is Wednesday parish testim June 24th 2026. My name is Gishwart. I'm your host on it. >> Your daily report of the news of the last 24 hours powered by Yish 24 provided to you by the click. >> Trump is saying they'll do anything we ask. Iran is claiming anything we ask. Israel and Lebanon are back at the table in Washington. And one Israeli official is claiming that the whole thing is a train wreck. The fight over the Xyus Aas is coming to a head-on collision, literally. and the Israeli government itself could dissolve within days. Thei terrorists in Yemen found a sneaky new way to pay for their attacks. Wait until you hear this one. Down in Texas, a whole neighborhood gets taken over by millions of bees, honeybees, and folks are told to lock their windows. Yesterday, we learned about bacteria becoming a battery. And today, a real breakthrough in the fight against cancer. The kind of news you don't get to share enough. And that's and way more on today's broadcast. So stay tuned. 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Iran's deputy foreign minister Kazm Garibad Gibbadi says that they will only allow inspectors near its nuclear sites once the final deal is fully signed that is 60 days. President Trump rejected that flat out. He says Iran already agreed to let the United Nations inspect the sites and that is that. Now there is also a fight over Iran's ballistic missiles while visiting Pakistan. Iranian president Mazoud Basheskin who flew yesterday to Pakistan along with fighter jets of Pakistan you know with a mlighten kind of thing um said that Iran will never give up its missile program obviously he said that without missiles Iran would have to have no way to defend itself and would look like Gaza flat Pakistani president Shabbaz Sharis also confirmed that no now no end is there anything about the missiles but Trump says Iran has no real missile power left anyway in his words we we can fly over to Iran just at will and nobody could do anything to us. And he said, "We won big. Iran is being very good to us and they will do anything we ask them to do. Iran's side is talking just as big." The speaker of Iran's parliament, Muhammad Bager Galibaf, spoke about him a lot. He was in Switzerland now, stood up at a conference in Azarian and called the whole deal a loss for America. In his words, the agreement became a declaration of America's defeat. He said Iran's people resisted and won and that foreign armies should get out of the region right now. Trump is feeling very confident about right now and he said on truth social the following here is exactly his words. So I have a run on the ropes he says ready to go down for the fall willing to give us practically anything. And for the first time in decades respecting the hell out of the United States and its president and he writes in big words big letters me. But on that very same day the Senate did something that made him a little bit angry or might I say a lot. Now, the Senate voted 50 to 48 to tell the president he must get Congress to agree before starting any new fighting with Iran. It is the first time both houses of Congress have ever passed a vote like this. But it does not carry out the force of law. So, it does not exactly tires hands. Trump responded sharply on truth truth social again in his words. He called a very he called it very poor time and meaningless war power act votes. He even added that Iranians asked him what is going on. He complained like why are they doing this now? It's a bad time for America. We're making a deal with Iran and you guys are ruining this. And he added, these senators have just made my job more difficult, but I will get it done one way or another because I always, and he says, always get it done. And now the bill of the for the war is coming due. The White House is asking Congress for $80 billion more, mostly to replace all the missiles and weapons America used up for the fighting in the war. That is more than double what Pentagon told Congress that a war would cost just a month ago. Senators from both parties are pushing back, saying they don't want to keep spending on a war many of them never wanted. Now that the fighting is slowing down, something big is happening in the Strait of Hermuz. All right, what's happening in the street of Moose? When Iran closed it, thousands of sailors were left stuck at sea, unable to move. Now, the United Nations has started a huge rescue. More than 11,000 sailors are being brought out on hundreds of ships. Sadly, 14 sailors were killed during the war. Ships are slowly starting to carry oil through the area again, but European aviation officials are still worried and they're warning airlines not to fly over to Iran for now over Iran. They say that the ceasefire could still break in short stretches. There there is also a fight over money in the straight of Ramuz. Iran wanted to charge ships a fee just to pass through. Right, we spoke about this. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is in the Gulf region right now. He's visiting United Arab Emirates Kuwait and Bahrain to calm them down. calm down the neighbors the the Arabic neighbors who are nervous about the deal with Iran to make sure that the strait stays open and free of for ships obviously free of fees and on that Rubio said on Iran's sanctions he said no it is international waterway no country is allowed to charge fees or tolls on an international waterway he said every country in the region would agree with him then Trump went on through on truth social and wrote the following he says Iran has informed the US that despite troublemaking, fake news reporting to the contrary, there is there are no tolls, no insurance costs, and no other charges of any kind being sought or received by Iran on ships traveling the straight of Hermuz. If this is false information, negotiations would end immediately, he writes. And even though Iran already refused to buy American crops, Trump says America will buy the food for them. In his words, "We will be releasing some of their money, and that is totally controlled by the US, by us, to our farmers and ranchers for the purchase of corn, wheat, soybeans, and more. Food is desperately needed in Iran, he says, and we will be purchasing it for them exclusively from the United States of America." On that same trip, Rubio made one more thing clear and he said, "America will not do a thing that puts the safety of its longtime allies in the region at risk." Let's talk about Halo. Halo is high functioning water. You can find it anywhere, by the the best thing for you to feel energized and refreshed. I drink Halo, too, cuz it's clean, refreshing, alkaline water with a balance of pH level 9 plus pH. Halo is a golden dome to your body. Unwanted seasonal flu and viruses don't have entry there. 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The main thing on the table is whether Israel will put will pull some of its soldiers back from the southern Lebanon area. This comes after a new ceasefire that was put together with the help of Qatar and Pakistan. But here is the part that has Israel worried. The deal sets up a special group made of the United States and Iran to watch over Lebanon. Yeah, Israel is left out of that group completely. And Israeli officials say that it even gives Iran a say over what the Israeli army is allowed to do. One Israeli official called the whole thing an absolute disaster. Israel's ambassador to America lighter called this talk the talks a complete disaster. He says they have drifted from what they were supposed to be and now the terrorists feel stronger and bolder. The leader of the terror group Naim Kasam confirmed that when television and demanded that Israel pull out Lebanon of Lebanon completely and he said Israel cannot keep any land once a ceasefire is signed. Lebanese President Joseph Aun said the same very thing. Nothing less than a full Israel withdrawal. Israel's defense minister Israel Katz said no. He said even if America demands it, Israel will not withdraw from Lebanon. Now Lebanon's foreign minister is trying to find a middle path. He's asking the Arab countries to keep the Israeli Lebanon talks separate from the bigger talks between America and Iran. And Rubio agrees with that. He says you cannot end a war as long as Iran's terror groups keep fighting firing drones and missiles at them. While the diplomats are talking in Washington, the fighting on the ground has not stopped. On a ridge in southern Lebanon, Israeli soldiers killed a group of Kazbala terrorists who were riding a bulldozer and a motorcycle. The army says the terrorists had threatened the soldiers first. The soldiers fired warning shots and then struck them directly. In another village, Israeli forces surrounded a group of Kabala terrorists and sealed up the tunnel openings around them. They did this because the terrorists used those underground tunnels for surprise attacks and to try and kidnap soldiers. But in one area in the west, the Israeli army actually pulled back. After the soldiers left, the Lebanese army reopened the road so people could return home. This is part of a test letting the Lebanese army take over the spots where pulls out. Down in Gaza, the Israeli army destroyed four rocket launchers. The army says Hamas set them up during the ceasefire. The launchers were fully loaded and pointed towards Israeli soldiers. The army hit them before they could even fire a single rocket. Now, the army also killed a kamas terrorist who took part in the October 7th invasion. His name was Akram Abuadi and he was killed in an air strike in southern Gaza on Sunday. The army says that he had gone back to rebuilding Kamas and planning new attacks on soldiers and on regular people. In the West Bank, Israeli forces and the Shinbet killed an arms dealer named Muhammad Zed. Now, Israel says that he supplied the weapons used in a shooting last year that badly wounded two soldiers. He had been moving from one safe house to another to avoid being caught. Here is a strange from a strange report or a story from Yemen. A new report says the Houthi terrorists built a complicated system using digital money cryptocurrency like Bitcoin. They built it to hide from sanctions placed on them. They used the digital money to buy weapons and drones and to pay for their attacks on ships. Reports say the money comes from Iran, from mining digital currency, and from the protection fees that they force on ships in the Red Sea. They move it through different digital accounts and then turn it into cash. And even with all the pressure Iran is showing off this week, Iran put up the biggest offshore oil platform ever placed in the Persian Gulf. A giant steel structure weighing about 6,000 ton. Iran says its own engines, its own engineers built the whole thing with no foreign help. Even after sanctions, even after American and Israeli strikes hit oil sites during the war, it is set to pump about 35,000 more barrels of oil a day. Now to the story that touches our community very deeply. The Gail Saga story. The fight over drafting yes into the Israeli army has gotten very serious. On Tuesday, Shas leader Ary and Dealator leader Moha Gaffne sat down with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyao. They gave him a clear warning. If the government does not immediately move to a law to protect yeshiv to give them a status a status that they are serving because of the learning they're serving and stop the arrests they will be uh they will help bring the whole government down as early as next week. Natanyao promised them that he is committed to passing it and he's committed helping them and that will he will work very fast to move it now to move this law into action. Now at the same time both parties are denying rumors that they already made a quiet deal with him. The rumors claimed that they agreed at the early elections and other laws in exchange. Shus and United Judaism say it say very plainly there is no deal and our demand stands on its own. Thousands gathered in their cars to fill the highways obviously in Rashalime holding a major demonstrations against the Hagias. Mayor Por spoke at the protest and he said that no country in the world does this to its citizens. Parrot stated that here in Israel where Jews run the government treating their own Jewish brothers with such evil force is unacceptable. Now to thieves broke into um the Chernobyl bisme in Kavak and stole the silver the Reb used at the Tish worth about 120,000 shekels a while ago. They struck while the rebel was away in Shalam spending a shabas at the kosul with about 100. It's part of a wave of breakins hitting hit him in Iraq. But there is a good ending to it. After a police search, the silver was given back yesterday and it came back just one day before the rebel left on a trip to Moldova. He is traveling there with a large group of to Davin at the kaver of his ancestor Vazidis Ravil Hel of um Kilovich. The Reb put his uh put in great effort and money into restore the Kyvera and this is the first time he is visiting it. And there is heartbreaking news out of Muldova this morning as well. A young Choblus from England actually who lives in traveled with a rabbi to Moldova with tool from a random only 29 years old. Father of little kind was killed in a terrible car accident at um Kishanv. He was a British citizen. He was learning and he came together with a group of for one purpose to deta of admir um kilovich in the old cemetery then in uh in Kisanau I think it's called Kisan. Yeah I think Kisanau I don't remember all these European towns to pronounce those names. the yad is today actually. On the way, their car lost control, overturned and rolled into a deep um ravine on a major major highway. Their local rescue forces extracted him from the wreckage in critical condition, but sadly the efforts of resuscitation failed and he was nifed at the scene. Several others were in the car and were also injured and were taken to hospitals nearby with minor degrees of uh injury. Now he was the brother of the one that was saved Beness Beness Gel in the terror attack in Golden Screen just a few months ago. Zaka's international team together with the local um Harav Zaltzman rushed to the scene and found the car completely crushed there and the raven and they also they're working right now with Manikad a foreign ministry the foreign ministry and also the local authorities to bring him home in as soon as possible. We should all be for the family. So it's such a hard time. You know this is such a terrible ter terrible tragedy for them. Um being that um Protobes obviously is a sponsor here. Um this this story is very personal because um one of the partners one of the the people working in Pro at Protobite servicing people from Protobite is obviously related to the Sakiva. So here in Palm Tree, Curious Seil, the officials of Palm Tree, Curious Oil met with US Postal Service last week. They're asking for their own zip code to make sending and getting mail easier. The village is now about 50,000 people, you know, and they feel it is time for a full post office of their own. Right now, residents still have to travel to the town of Monroe for the post office. At the meeting, the postal service raised one concern of their own and they said that the mail carriers are not always treated well and the children in some areas need to be a little bit more respectful and they promised to run an awareness campaign in the schools about it. Why SAP Group? Because if you want to borrow some money, you know the answer is always yes. So 7188312168 the answer is always yes. Why S capital Group very very loyal sponsor. Now in America, President Trump meanwhile called off a planned housing event at the White House. He said that he will not move forward until Congress passes what he calls the Save America Act, a law that would require proof of citizenship to vote. Here is um how he put it on Truth Social. Today's housing news conference and signing is hereby canled until such time that we as we pass the desperately needed Save America Act, which I consider to be a national emergency. Thank you for your attention to this matter. On the defense side, Secretary of War Pexf announced the first big test of the Golden Dome. The Golden Dome is the giant missile shield President Trump wants to build o all over America. The same idea as the Israeli Iron Dome, but on a much bigger scale meant to stop everything from drones to longrange missiles and even ones launched from space. The way it is supposed to work is in layers, a web of sensors and trackers that spot an incoming missile even before it gets launched into space because you know how it flies, right? Those missiles fly up from Earth into the orbit and then into space and then they travel at very very high speeds then entering the orbit again and then entering um the the earth and then obviously hitting the target. So usually what happens is the missiles are detected at an early stage but not as early as the Golden Dome wants it to be. So and then interceptors knock it out of the sky in space. This week's test used a new self-operating system with what they call direct energy, meaning a laser, not a regular missile. And Hexath says it got it shot down a number of incoming threats on its own. He called it a full mission of success and said it dynamically defeated every single threat. In plain words, it stopped every te it stopped every test target that they threw at it. Now, this was only one early test of one of one part of the system. The full Golden Dome is not expected to be ready until the end of Trump's term in 2029, and the cost estimates uh run about from $185 billion all the way up to even a trillion. So Musk, Elon Musk technically can fund the entire thing and then I'll be a poor person. So it is a real step forward, but the finished shield is still years away. I mean years, whatever, two years away. And now something a little lighter out of Texas. I would say lighter if you think so. Depends how you think of it. Millions of honeybees took over our whole neighborhood after a big truck flipped over on the highway. The truck was carrying 400 beehives and they all spilled into a ditch. About 2 million bees flew out in the air. 2 million honeybees. The police had to close off the area and tell people to stay inside with their windows shut. Local beekeepers rushed over to help. And thank God nobody was seriously injured. Arrive Express takes you places. You can always trust the rely because arrive and their express 8456221111 or from palm tree 8452541111. Okay, let's come back home to New York for a primary election results a little bit. Okay, yesterday we spoke about the Dan Goldman. Remember the coffee story, right? First, the good news. Many Eden came out to vote in Borak, a new polling site right in the heart of Borak brought people out. The Borak JCC says that more than 6,000 people voted there since early voting opened last week. That is about a third more than last year's race for the mayor. So some nearby precincts only saw around 100 voters all day. So this is a good good a good move I guess for the next coming elections coming up. This is just the primary democratic elections by the saying it's not the final final elections happening in November. Now for some positive news for the Jewish community. New York State controller Thomas Dapolei who has been in office for 20 years now seems to have beaten the challenge to his re-election in Queens Pis Osina Pesakosina is on track to secure the democratic nomination for the state assembly and a spring valley produced some good news as well for assemblyman arm vid he'll have a divided opposition challenging his re-election bid because you know it makes it makes their their chance to win over his seat a lot more slimmer in other words. So, three socialists candidates backed by Mayor Haram Abdani won their primaries. The reformed Jew Bradland Lander won against Jewish candidate Dan Goldman, the one who was basically um had an anti-semitic attack on him, you know, using social media yesterday with a coffee shop that they threw him out so so to speak. He claims that this coffee barista was very nice to him, but the owners were obviously very very rude to him. Dan Goldner lost by 30 points. Their names are Claire Valdez, Darali, Dar Dar Daria Dar Alisa Aila Javier who cares and Bradlander Bradlander is a reformed Jew who just last month walked up into a mosque in Queens and called Israel's war a genocide and then recited a verse from the Quran in Arabic. Listen to this. Yeah, Bradlander, the mosque's sheh, is a man who called the Holocaust exaggerated and who praised Kamas about a month after the attack on Sasto. And during that same service, an imam prayed for the killing of infidels by the sword. Israel was a central issue in these races. Obviously, the candidate supported by the Jewish Democratic Council of America lost in two districts. And in another race, a Palestinian-American socialist named Kawas won as well. Kawas wants to cut off all funding to Israel. He helped start a campaign called Not On our Dime, which wants to tax any New York group that gives money to Israel or the Israeli charities. Any Israeli charity could be affected by that. Tax them. President Trump also gave his reaction to this New York result. on Truth Social. He wrote that Mayor Mamani pulled through three solid communists and he criticized the media for cheering it. Then he bragged that his own picks went 16 to zero on primary night with almost no attention from the press. Now obviously Brad Lander who is a far out you know radical left lunatic in his you know his words. In another post he added, "My real poll numbers are in the highest they've ever been. Thank you for your attention to this matter." And now a few stories from around the world. The United States is moving ahead with a big sale of jet engines to Turkey worth more than $700 million. This is happening even though Congress objected to it. The engines will power Turkeykey's own new fighter jets. And the Turkish president Erdogan says he expects to meet one-on-one with President Trump in Turkey most likely at the next month NATO meeting there. And reporters asked Trump whether he will obviously support this sale of the F-35 program. He said, "Of course I will. He's a great warrior and a great a great friend." He said, "I asked stay out of the war with Iran and he did. He listened to me. He's a good friend and I trust him. He's a NATO member after all." That's what Trump said. Israel's not too happy about this, obviously. So, let's end on some hopeful news in the fight against cancer. Scientists have found a new way to grow a steady supply of cancer fighting cells in the laboratory. Researchers at the University of Southern California learned how to take a certain kind of immune cell and make it keep multiplying. Until now, scientists thought only basic stem cells could keep copying themselves forever. The team says they can now shape these lab grown cells to attack cancer directly. The lead researcher says this gives doctors a brand new starting point, not just for cancer, but for infections and immune diseases as well. Prototypes 3473541237. And again the number is 3473541237. And on the same note, my heart goes out uh to the family of um this prototype um um um manager who basically obviously is right now sitting shivers. So service might be a little slow. They said during the seven days that she's sitting shiver on her brother. So Hashem should help and give her you know and only. All right, my friends. Besides, and we'll see each other tomorrow. 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