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Good day. Today is Tuesday. On edge. My name is Gwart and I will be your host today on edge with breaking news. Your >> daily report of the news of the last 24 hours powered by 24 provided to you by the click. But first of tonight highs the youth of my grandfather. All right, we'll talk about it maybe at the end. Something interesting. Now, let's jump into it. Okay. The Iran ceasefire expires tomorrow night. Or Trump warns toran. We'll talk about it soon. Trump warns toran. Make a deal or we bomb your bridges and power plants. He makes that um warning his final final final 2.0 3.0 warning again. Israeli strikes wipe out kamas terrorists and as well they help the militia in Gaza who's fighting kamas right now. Apples Tim apples Tim Cook steps down after 15 years 60 nations meet in Brussels to talk about the Palestinians the peace without inviting the US or Israel. The British prime minister Kama is facing demands to resign over an Epstein linked scandal. 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All right, let's continue the news, shall we? I know you want to hear the news and not my Yes. major developments on Israel's front lines this morning. Israeli soldiers killed two kamas terrorists in central Gaza yesterday in two separate air strikes. The IDF says both terrorists posed an immediate threat to Israeli troops on the ground. The first one was Ayam Hussein. He was kamas weapon maker, the man who built and repaired the guns and bombs used against Israeli soldiers. And the second one was Anas Khaled Safi. The IDF says he was about to launch an attack on Israeli troops. Two precise strikes from the air. Two terrorists gone and no one was hurt there. Okay. Now, meanwhile, Israeli strikes across the Gaza Strip also killed at least five Palestinians yesterday. Witnesses saw kamas fighters clashing with Israeli backed local militias. Now, one uh uh they kamas basically they have another problem. Now, it's not just the Israeli soldiers. Like I said yesterday, if you heard my news, one man was killed in the air strike in the Biru area, a BU camp. And that's in central Gaza, another strike killed one person and wounded another others in Gaza City. All right. Israel told residents of southern Lebanon to stay away from the Latani River. That river runs across the south of Lebanon, the line Kzbala fighters were supposed to pull back behind. Now, the IDF also told Lebanese civilians to stay out of a belt of a belt of land right along the Israeli border. This warning came despite the ceasefire that is still technically in place. Israeli ground troops from the elite um commander unit, some commander units, I think it's called Mlan commander unit also destroyed a terror command center that Kbalah had hidden inside a school in the town of Bing Jabil. It's really the third or fourth time this happened. And in a separate strike, an Israeli drone fired on a vehicle near the Leani River, wounding three people for a ceasefire. Right. The Israeli army is destroying buildings in the border belt to uh to clear buffer zone. Basically, Lebanese officials are furious. Basically, Nabi Berry, the speaker of the Lebanese parliament and head of the Shiat Amal movement, warned Lebanon will never accept the new borderline and threatened future attacks if Israeli soldiers stay in the south. He's actually abala member. um rocket and alerts have been heard or supposedly it was false alarm that rockets are flying towards northern Israel frombalah and apparently it is frombalah and it's a serious threat and we will see where this goes because there is a ceasefire in place as you can imagine all right let's talk about why you need a loan when it comes to investing in your future investment which is real estate real estate is a way to invest which is a trustworthy or reliable way to invest um experts have told me so here Here's the thing. YS Capital Group is not your middleman to the bank. They are your actual lender. Direct lending, fast approvals with no closing costs involved. So, you call them today on 7188312168. And you mentioned my name to get a good deal, good rates locked in. All right, let's talk about Trump, shall we? I know you all want to hear about Trump. President Trump has technically added one day, one more day to the extension to to to extend the ceasefire. Instead of April 22nd, it's going to be April 23. He says it will now end Wednesday evening, tomorrow night instead of it was supposed to end tomorrow morning, but he's giving them well less than a day I guess Washington time, which is tomorrow night like I said. Okay. Now, and that then he gave Iran a very serious warning. If there is no deal by Wednesday night, the American military goes back to war, back to the operation of war. Trump said the US will bomb Iranian bridges and power plants. Military officials are also talking about a phase three of the operation which would include seizing Iran's most strategic island, Kagg Island, where most of Iran's oil gets shipped out from there. And that is that's their hub. Trump made it very clear. If the deadline passes with no deal, the fighting starts up again right away. No more extensions. Trump told reporters, "And this is word for word. We have a reset going now. We are loading up the ships with the best ammunition, the best weapons ever made, even better than what we did previously, and we blew them apart. Now, if we don't have a deal, we will be using them very effectively. Then Trump said something that got a lot of attention. He said, "I would have won Vietnam very quickly. I would have if I were president." The Vietnam War, which America fought for almost 20 years and lost, ended in 1975. Trump was not president in the 1960s, so that one is basically a headscratcher if he would have. Who knows? Meanwhile, the deal on the table is this. America is offering around $20 billion in frozen Iranian funds. Iran's own money that the US froze years ago. If Iran stops enriching uranium, hands them over its nuclear stockpile, and stops funding terror groups, they will get $20 billion. The talks are supposed to happen in Islamabad, Pakistan. Vice President JD Vance along with envoy Steve Whitov and Jared Kushner are supposed to lead the American team. But Vance is still sitting in Washington waiting for Iran to say yes before he gets on a plane. And according to that, well, Iran, I'll tell you soon. One second. First, let me tell you this specific piece of information. Inside Iran, the regime is split. Iran supreme leader, who is he, by the way, or is he right, approved a negotiating team, but the IRGC, the most powerful military force in Iran, is pushing negotiators to refuse the talks until America ends its naval blockade. Iran's parliament speaker Muhammad Ber Galibah said will not negotiate under a shadow of threats. Well, as you can imagine, Trump is not giving into that. He says the blockade will stay and we will go to the negotiating table whether you like it or not. We will not take more or play to your games. In other words, and Vice President JD Vance was just told to stay put and he's not going anywhere. I guess his trip was cancelled because Iran is not interested in making a deal. They have an expiry date tomorrow night. All right. Trump gives a trip to Iran a Tuesday. Wednesday comes with bombs. Well, that's the final final final point. Final warning. 0 point final warning. Final warning. At sea, the Strait of Hermuz is completely shut down. Two blockades, one American, one Iranian, and are turning every ship around. Fox News says, by the way, Iran's claim, I just I did report it here about sending 20 ships past the US is totally fake and has just made up Iranian propaganda. Over the weekend, the United States Marines boarded and seized a an Iranian flagged cargo ship. Now that basically tried to sneak through. Then they then they stopped another oil tanker called the Tiffany which was basically caught which was previously caught smuggling um Iranian oil to Asia. Now the US is going after every ship tied to Iran to cut off money flowing to the regime. Trump also said American forces caught up caught a Chinese ship yesterday headed towards Iran with weapons. This is just one week after China promised the US no more weapon deliveries to Iran. In other words, so much for that promise. Yeah. In response, Iranian forces fired an oil t fired at oil tankers from France, India, and the United Kingdom. Like I said yesterday, that tried to cross the straight. The shutdown is hitting every single American at the gas pump. Oil at natural gas prices jumped again overnight um to fight it. Trump appointed Peter Navaro to enforce the Defense Production Act, a law from the Korean War that lets the president force American companies to ramp up production. Trump signed orders to speed up domestic oil, coal, and also natural gas. The soaring cost of jet fuel is also hitting the airlines. JetBlue, WestJet, and Alaska Air announced they are cutting flights and pulling their financial forecasts for the whole year. Another tanker, another boarding, another dollar on your gas bill. Over the weekend, Iranian leaders refused to talk with the US at all. This morning, an Iranian official said Thran is positive positively reviewing its participation in the talks, but only if its conditions are met. Now, what are those? Iran's main condition? Keep the right to enrich uranium, which if you've been following is exactly the thing Trump is trying to take away. So, this is not really a yes, it's a maybe dressed up as a yes. former Mossad chief Ysef Cohen, Yosi Cohen, who has a book by the way, an interesting book about all the operations that um he was part he he put part took in the MSAD. The Israeli spy who won in 2018, snuck into Thran and stole thousands of papers and CDs, proving the archive, proving Iran was secretly building nuclear weapons, gave a sharp warning this week. He said Cohen said Iran's goals have not changed, not in 8 years, not after sanctions, and not after war, not after peace talks. He said Iran will keep hiding, keep lying, and keep trying to build the bomb. Israel, he said, must never drop its guard. His message is simple. Don't trust Iran. They will keep trying to trick the world. The spy who stole Iran secrets has a one-word warning. Don't. The United States may ask Lebanon to cancel its 1955 Israel Israel boycott law. A Lebanese law almost 70 years old that bans any Lebanese company or citizen from doing business with Israel and bans Israeli goods from entering Lebanon. If the law is removed, it would be a huge step. It could open the door to long-term security deal between Israel and Lebanon and maybe even a real peace agreement. That's something that hasn't been on the table since before most of our listeners were even born. All right. Now, Israel, Israeli intelligence has also uncovered a large Iranian um backed terror group targeting Israeli officials and Jewish locations around the whole world. The IRGC sleeper cells are now waking up and expanding across Europe. British police are already investigating a string of arson fires and at Jewishowned locations and businesses in London. Fire investig investigators now believe uh that these incidents are basically directly tied to the Iranian network after a post put out by the Shamre of Northwest London. All right. Palestinian detainees are accusing Israeli soldiers of serious mistreatment and harassment. Now, this is obviously propaganda um spread by Iran and uh Iran's friends to make it look very bad and because these statements have been recorded and only taken from these detainees, these um these prisoners themselves who are in fact murderers, people who either, you know, committed crime and terror attacks across Israel and and you know, hurting and killing our Jewish brother Jewish brothers and sisters over the course of the years. And most of them are actually civilians that were caught in the October 7th attack. They came in, they crossed the border, and they tortured and killed people. One of them proudly calling his father saying, "I killed a Jew." So, they're complaining now. Anyway, let's continue. After two years of fighting in Gaza, rebuilding the strip, will cost around $70 billion. President Trump's board of peace, the American committee set up to handle postwar Gaza, is now meeting with Dubai, a company in Dubai, to manage the rebuilding. The plan is for this one company to control all the food and aid coming into Gaza and to run the new building projects. No kamas, no UN, just Dubai and Washington. We regret to share with you the pet of oil. He was 105 years old and he was a Holocaust survivor. 105 years old. He was born in 1920. Beerish was raised in a home of warmth and tora. He was one of the last yeden smuggled out of the Warso ghetto just before Pesak in the spring of 1943. He made it out most of the ghetto didn't eventually settled in Australia where he became a beloved member of the the callfield Bismeish in Melbourne 105 years old a boy out of the ghetto a ye who lived to see his great grandchildren and he was nifty yesterday in a local hospital after suffering a heart attack. We offer our sincerest condolences from here on edge to his family obviously. Well, he lived a beautiful long life 105 years ao getter survivor. He may his have an ali for us for all of us down here. He can see what's going on today. Well, he saw and he's obviously carrying the message. More than 60 countries sent representatives to Brussels yesterday for a Palestinian peace conference hosted by the European Union. Delegates with met with Palestinian Prime Minister Muhammad Mustafa to talk about long-term stability in Israel, Gaza, and the West Bank, Jude and Samaria. The EU organized the conference to push its way back into the Middle East diplomacy. The small detail missing from the meeting, well, Israel, nobody from Israeli government was even invited. Talking about peace with a state, but without the state. In a separate meeting yesterday, the European Union talked about possible punishment measures against Israel. EU foreign policy um chief Kaya Kaya Kalis said that EU countries will look at their cooperation agreements with Israel and decide whether to cut it back. Spain is leading the push obviously. As you all know, Madrid wants to suspend its trade deal with Israel completely. Over 1 million Europeans have already signed a petition demanding this same. Brussels looking for the exit door. Well, we'll see who it hurts more. Amnesty International, a nonprofit, says it fight it fights for human rights, released a new report putting Israel, Russia, and the United States in the same sentence. The group said all three have a vision without a moral compass and are assaulting the very foundations of the universal human rights. So, a country defending itself after October 7th, a country that invaded Ukraine, and the country paying for both of their defense equipment, same paragraph. I guess that's the moral and the direction the Europeans are going. Speaking of moral and the way directions peace uh directions are going, you can all obviously tell from the next piece of news what I'm going to tell you. Hungary's new prime minister elect Peter Majar Pet I think it's Peter. The way you pronounce it in Hungary is Piet is Piet Mir officially um whatever it is officially invited Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to visit Hungary and then immediately threatened to arrest him if he shows up. Majiar first invited Netanyao to attend Hungary's 70th anniversary celebrations of the 1956 resolution revolution and then in the same breath Majiar announced he is he's reversing his predecessor's order to leave the international criminal court. He warned that Hungary will detain any visiting head of state who has an active international arrest warrant. He didn't specifically name Benjamin Netanyao by that specific reference basically to the one specific person. In other words, we all know what this means. In other words, Hungary says, "Come visit. You're invited." Also, by the way, we'll arrest you. British Prime Minister K Starmmer is facing demands to resign over political scandal. It started when uh when Starmmer appointed Peter Mandelen as Britain's ambassador to the United States. Mandlesson, who had well, who had passed ties to the late Mr. Epstein, fa failed his government security check. Star claims his staff did um hid the failed result from him. Critics say it's a cover up. Starmmer already fired Ollie Robbins, the top official in the foreign office. Robbins is set to testify in front of Parliament today where he is expected to say the prime minister's office pressured him to push the appointment through anyway. 10 Downing Street one cover up now hiring Argentinian President Javier Mille visited yesesh yesterday. Mle is in Israel on diplomatic trip and just launched a new alliance with Prime Minister Benjamin Yao called the Isaac Accord. He was joined by his personal um rabbi and Argentinian's ambassador to Israel, Lebanon Axel um vanishes. I I once had a name vanish by the way just saying hundreds of students. Yeah, it's not a it's not a common name, but there hundreds of students and the Rashiva Hagunavid Coyita warmed warmly welcomed the president Javier Mle during a special reception presented Malay with a traditional toy crown. Malay spoke to the gathering and shared his deep respect for the Jewish people and for the toraists. And now a new European survey says more than 40% of Jews across Europe experienced anti-semitism in the past year alone. Insults, threats, discrimination, harassment at work. Because of it, many Jews are hiding their religious symbols in public. Some are thinking about leaving Europe altogether and moving to Israel. Community leaders warn that antise-semitism in on the con on the continent is getting worse and not better and the governments aren't keeping up and they're not there to obviously protect them. Well, obviously not. Now, if you want some in this area, my friends, I urge you I urge you to go and watch my episode with Haravetimi Marakovich. It will change your entire vision of everything you have thought up until now. Especially my European Jewish friends, my brothers and sisters in London. Please watch and listen to Marakovich's with me which happened on Pis and I put it out on my spinder edge. You can find it harati. Go check it out. Listen to it. It's worthwhile listening to. Trust me. You will you will thank me later. Okay. It's it's a lesson for life. Now, Israeli Foreign Minister Gdon Sa also spoke out about a rising anti-mitism anti-semitism at this time focusing on Eden living outside of Israel. SA and uh said foreign governments have to work harder to stop the spread. Well, nice to say it. He pointed to uh the attacks in London, New York, Paris, and Berlin over the past year. On the London Underground, a driver on the Baloo line is now suspended after a recorded incident. A passenger >> is it is it safe for Jews to ride the Baloo line? >> Is it safe for Jews to ride the Baloo line, do you think? >> Not when I'm driving. Not when you're driving. Not when he's driving. Passenger was caught on camera asking the driver. Well, driver was caught on camera when a passenger asked him over the intercom whether Jews were safe riding on the Baloo line. And the driver answered, well, not the intercom. He was actually over the video. Sorry about that. It's a mistake in the script. Yeah. And which basically um in other words, he said to him, he made it clear that not when he's driving. Unbelievable. Transport for London suspended the driver. Jewish community groups across Britain strongly condemned his comments. Now, at least 40 Israeli citizens were detained and questioned at Moscow's um Domo Dondo do. Okay, let's pronounce it right. Okay, Domo Dier do airport. Tiana can pronounce it. Dovo airport over the weekend and Russian security officers asked them about the war with Iran and held them back for 5 hours. No food, no water, no access to a bathroom. And some were reportedly told, "Any enemy of Thran is our enemy as well." With pressure from the Israeli foreign ministry, all 40 passengers were eventually released. Their entry into Russia was approved, and the foreign ministry called the whole thing completely unacceptable. Rashm, they're all out. Now, Apple announced yesterday that Tim Cook is stepping down as chief executive officer after nearly 15 years running the company. Starting September 1st, the current head of hardware engineering, John Turnis, will take over. It's pronounced Turnis will take over as the new CEO. Cook will stay on as executive chairman of the board. When Cook took over from Steve Jobs in 2011, Apple was worth about $350 billion. Today, it's worth over $3 trillion. He didn't invent the iPhone. Well, but he made it the most profitable product in human history. It's actually very cheap, by the way, which is very affordable. All right. The United States Supreme Court officially struck down Trump's tariffs, meaning the government now has to refund $166 billion to American businesses. The government launched an online refund portal yesterday to process the payments. Several large retail stores are already in line to receive their money back, though some small businesses are running into delays in the application process. FBI director Cash Patel filed a $250 million defamation lawsuit against the Atlantic magazine. Now the lawsuit is over an article in the magazine that ran Ryder accusing Patel of alcohol abuse and unexplained absences from work from work. Patel denies the claims and called the article a hit piece. The Atlantic says it stands by its reporting. Senator Chuck Schumer jumped in and called Patel a risk to American national security. All that from the emails that were leaked from the Iranian hack. President Trump's Secretary of Labor has also resigned. Lorie Chavez dar Lor Lori Darr basically stepped down after the Labor Department's Inspector General opened an ethics investigation into her office. The FBI is also running a major investigation into 11 now as they said 10 11 top American scientists who are either dead or were killed or missing. All 11 worked on sensitive government projects with classified information. Representatives um James Coma Comr sorry head of the house oversight committee is bringing the in the heads of the agencies where the scientists were worked for questioning now to see what happened and why they disappeared. A mass shooting at a famous tourist pyramid in Mexico has left at least two Canadian tourists dead. The attack happened yesterday at the ancient the ancient Teayot Tiwa Teotiwakan Teotiwakan site which is near Mexico City. Sorry, I'm not familiar with these names so I do pronounce it very very uneducated, right? I'm joking. Video posted online shows a man holding a gun at the top of the pyramid of the moon and officials say between four and 13 people were hit by gunfire and two more tourists were injured when they fell off the pyramid running away. Police have not said anything about a motive yet. Bulgaria has a new government, a former fighter pilot named Rumin Radv. He just won the national election with 87% of the vote counted. His progressive Bulgaria party has officially secured a majority in the country's parliament, bringing a new pro-Russian voice into the European Union. A good friend of Putin, obviously. Tando Smart. It's called Tando Smart, is an Israeli startup that basically has built a new technology that can spot drones before anyone else sees them. It's a mix of artificial intelligence, AI, and obviously Israeli defense technology. Originally built for the battlefield. Now, it's being looked at at for regular city use to track low-flying delivery drones, security drones, and event drones all at once. Tests show the system can handle big cities like Los Angeles, which has already hundreds of drones flying around every single day for delivery, security, and sports events. Another quiet win for Israel. Now, scientists have made a major discovery about Parkinson's disease. The brain disease, yeah, that slowly takes away a person's ability to walk, speak, and move. Researchers found it makes him shake. Obviously, it's very, very, very sad. Researchers, my grandfather actually suffered from this. Not the one that see today. my father's father. Now, researchers found that they can spot people with a high risk of developing Parkinson's just by looking at the bacteria in their stomach. Changes to the gut show up long before any physical symptoms appear. Doctors now hope this early warning system can help them build new treatments that stop Parkinson's before it even starts. A real piece of good news. May all of you have a whoever does have this and suffer from this should look into this. And uh if I don't know if they're going to develop I mean now they might know ways to go and treatments to go about this because we all know there is not much treatment going on there. Okay. Anyway before we step before we step away from today's news I would say one thing time to get a little bit protobite on your side. Protobite is there for you when you need to well build custommade software. They have a whole list of features and things that you might need that you never knew that you needed and they can build it for you. Okay. 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He came to England and in England if he wanted to be he wanted to get refuge he needed to serve the army the Royal Navy the Royal Air Force obviously which which is where he obviously um worked for he was an engineer there for them now for the RAF and being that being said his rebel what a great man he was and he was of my grandfather both of them unbelievable people now he obviously learned with him and he said to him listen go you need to do this but don't forget tora to every single day and that's exactly what he did. He went to Imperial College and every single day of his life he did not forget to learn a word like every single day he gave there for people he gave lectures and then gave Shilim Gamura until his very last day. He passed away during time. Now, my friends, he was a great man. I'm going to light a candle in his name tonight. Tonight's um and you know, do something kind and nice in his name. Obviously, he's my grandfather, so it means meaningful to me and I'm sharing it with you. So, have yourselves a wonderful, wonderful day. This is him. Obviously, you can see I think somebody took AI to make a move. I don't think that's really it's a still picture. I know that picture's hanging in my in my parents house. All right. I remember him. I mean, so it's not long ago that he passed I think about 16 years ago. Okay, my friends, have yourselves a wonderful day. We'll see each other tomorrow. Your daily report of the news of the last 24 hours powered by Yiddish 24, provided to you by the click.