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disclaimer. And now to the news. Okay,
so a listener said that there was a fire
in Heathrow airport. A runway at
Heathrow was briefly closed due to due
to a grass fire delaying flights. Grass
fire on the grass. Smoke was seen rising
into the sky from a passenger terminal.
The blaze was a grass area fire which
led the runway to be temporarily closed.
According to a Heathrow runway's
account, the fire broke out on Thursday,
forcing the London airport to pause
flights while emergency crews put it
out. Several flights ended up delayed or
cancelled because of the shutdown. Now,
in other news, a familiar face was seen
in town. The chief rabbi of Iran is
visiting New York. Yes, the rabbi, his
name is Rabbi Gurman. Have you ever
heard of Rabbi German? Rabbi Yehuda
Gami, sorry, Rabbi Yehuda Gami is
visiting New York. was spotted in this
week in Williamsburg buying safarim from
a place called Meras
store at the yeshiva uh uh sorry he was
buying safarum at the Moira store for
the yeshiva and obviously accompanied by
the kasides diplomat Mosha Klein and he
also davened Mina at 770 in Crown
Heights he was seen the visit comes days
after Gami spoke to the Wall Street
Journal at a gathering of Rabon from
Islamic countries in Brussels. I'm not a
politician, he says. What interests me
is Jewish life, not politics. And he
said that the war has a ne negative
effect on the community in Iran. In his
words, we don't like it. And but his
goal is that the 20,000 yden living
still living in Iran should have the
ability to live like Eden. The community
keeps about 60 shores running across the
Shiraz and Isvahan. Yep, that is him.
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Republicans voted on Thursday to hold
Dr. Anthony Fouchy in contempt of
Congress. Do you remember we reported
last week about his 100 times? Yeah. The
Homeland Security Committee voted um the
vote was 8 to5 along party lines after
Fouchi refused to answer questions at
least last week's hearing on the origins
of CO pleading the fifth more than 100
times. Committee Chairman Ran Paul plans
to send the contempt referral straight
to the Justice Department and asked
Thursday night whether they should
prosecute. President Trump said, "Well,
they prosecuted Peter Navaro and Steven
Bannon, two very decent people, so maybe
they should." 161 days into the war now,
yeah, with Iran and the straight of
Hermus deal, everyone expected yesterday
still has not been announced. Iran and
Oman say that they have new now agreed
on the exact route ships will take
through the strait and the joint
statement is in its final drafting but
Iran added its conditions. Thran says
the straight does not reopen until
America lifts its naval blockade on Iran
obviously and on Iranian ports and the
reports say that Iran's draft would
block American and Israeli ships from
passing something Washington immediately
rejected. Overnight, a top Iranian
general dug in deeper, saying Iran will
never allow second shipping corridor and
warning that American ships will face
casualties if the blockade continues.
President Trump asked Thursday if a deal
was re reach was asked Thursday if a
deal was reached, waved the whole thing
off and it's sort he said it's sort of
open right now and we control it. He
says and on the war itself he says I
think it's going to be pretty soon. I
don't think that can go much longer. And
here is what the blockade is doing to
Iran. The Financial Times reports that
no tankers have have loaded at Kag
Island, Iran's main oil export terminal.
We spoke about this many times, right?
About for a week. Satellite pictures
show the loading docks sitting empty.
Iran is still collecting money from oil
it shipped out before the blockade, but
those cargos are running out and instead
of filling its short uh um its storage
tanks, Iran is now cutting its own oil
production because the tanks are full
and nothing can leave. Thran answered
with an insult. The speaker of Iran's
parliament accused Trump of theater
diplomacy. And the strait is only half
the fight. The other half is Iran's
nuclear program. And one mountain in
particular south of Natans or Nathan's
nuclear site. Iran has spent years
digging a fortress into a mountain. The
Americans call it the pickaxe mountain.
It is buried deeper than Foraux. The
site America bombed last summer may be
too deep for any bomb to reach.
Inspectors have never been allowed
inside. Nobody outside Iran knows for
sure what it what is in there now. And
satellite pictures show Iran is still
digging and reinforcing it right now.
Even though the ceasefire deal signed in
June, says the nuclear work stops. Trump
said in a few weeks, a few weeks ago,
word for word, we're going to take out
Pickax Mountain. Tell the Iranians to
get ready. tell them we're coming and
there is nothing they can do about it.
And he says no final deal gets signed
unless inspectors walk through those
tunnels first. The Pentagon is rewriting
America's plan for how it would fight a
nuclear war. And now the plan was built
around the giant bombs, the kind that
wipe out an entire city. Those bombs are
so terrible that enemies don't really
don't really believe America would ever
press the button. And that makes the
threat weaker, obviously. So the new
plan adds small nuclear bombs made to
destroy an army base or a group of
tanks, not a city. The thinking is if
the enemy believes America would
actually use one, they'll be more afraid
to start start up with them. Critics
warn the opposite. Once a nuclear bomb
is small enough to use, someone will use
it. And a small one leads to a big one.
The plan is being written for a possible
war with China or Russia. Meanwhile, the
White House is hunting for a leaker and
the Justice Department is now on the
case. The Washington Post reported that
President Trump um confronted War
Secretary Pete Hex at Camp David
demanding to know why he was why he was
misled about how empty America's missile
stockpiles have become from the war.
Now, uh from this war, obviously, the
White House calls that report 100% fake
news. and Trump posted he is extremely
happy with Hexath and the anger is aimed
at the leakers. Trump ordered the
Justice Department to find whoever
leaked the stockpile numbers. He calls
them um treasonous and promises long
jill sentence
on the stockpiles themselves. In his
words, we have certain types of
munitions that are very powerful and we
have an unlimited supply of and we have
others where it's a little bit tighter
and we are getting them. We're getting
them in on a daily basis, he says. And
he blamed the shortage partly on the
Biden administration giving Ukraine
ammunition free of charge. No charge.
President Trump said this week that the
attacker he called that the attack that
he called off was no bluff. He says we
were all set for the biggest attack
since World War II and they called me
and they said please don't do it. Please
let's talk. We are ready to go. And he
tied the threat straight to the gas
pumps. He says oil will drop very fast
when the war ends. He said but we may
have to send it up again. You know what
happens when we send it up again? We
hope we don't have to. He says listen to
this. dropping and we may have to send
it up again. We may have to. You know
what happens when we send it up, but we
hope we don't have to. But uh when that
oil and gas
>> So gas is um averaging about $49
a gallon now, a third since the war
began. Theis hit a second Saudi oil
tanker within hours yesterday. Now,
after claiming this morning uh the the
the morning strike on the tanker Waffa
in northern Red Sea two days ago, the
terror group says it hit a tanker called
the Daisy with a ballistic missile in
the Gulf of um Aiden, forcing it to turn
around. A British maritime agency
confirmed ships in both areas reported
explosions with all the crews safe. Let
me take a minute to explain this war
because we keep mentioning it in the
passing. So the Houthis are the group
that rules most of Yemen, Saudi Arabia's
neighbor, right to the south, and they
are armed and backed by Iran. For years,
Saudi Arabia fought them and kept
Yemen's ports and airports closed off,
controlling what goes in and out of the
country. Two weeks ago, the Houthis
flipped it around. They announced their
own blockade on Saudi Arabia. Their
words, blockade for blockade, an eye for
an eye. You closed our ports for years.
Now we close your shipping. Since then,
they have fired ballistic missiles at n
at eight o Saudi oil tankers. And when
the Saudis um rerouted their ships north
to get around them, the missiles
followed north. And they also flew a
drone into Saudi Arabia airport near the
border and knocked out its radar and the
airport is still closed. Saudi officials
say 11 civilians among them, a child,
were wounded in Thursday's attack on the
Nar Najan border area. Now the group is
attacking on the ground too. At least 58
Yemeni government soldiers were killed
in Houthi attacks and the deadliest
fighting inside Yemen in over 3 years. A
senior Saudi official says intelligence
from Saudi Arabia, America and other
countries show Iran's revolutionary
guard directing the Houthis and the
militias in Iraq to prepare co to to
prepare coordinated attacks on Saudi
Arabia itself from the south and the
north at once. the targets, he said,
enemy sites, ports, and airports. The
Saudis say that they watched the drones
and missiles being moved. He his
warning, Saudi Arabia will not hesitate
to take all necessary measures to deal
with any aggression. But inside Iraq,
the biggest militia leader, is pulling
the other way. Now, Hadi al- Amiri, the
head of the Badrer organization, Iraq's
biggest Iranbacked militia, put out a
video telling the militias to hold their
fire over last month's Americans and
Saudi Arabia strikes that killed more
than 20 of their men. His words, "Bite
the wound for the greater good of Iraq."
Iraqis army went on high alert in case
they don't listen. Still, the Saudis are
talking to the Houthis through
messengers in Oman to stop the attacks
and preparing uh military plans in case
the talks fail. And the neighbors made
it official this morning. Saudi Arabia,
Turkey, and Pakistan signed a joint
defense agreement today in Saudi Arabia
and they're calling it the Mecca joint
defense agreement. The treaty's words,
"Any army attack against one of the
three shall be regarded as an attack
against them all." It's like a NATO kind
of thing. Erdogan flew in to sign it
with Saudi crown prince and Pakistan's
prime minister. Pakistan is the only
Muslim country with a nuclear weapons
and an analysts say the deal effectively
spreads Pakistan's nuclear umbrella over
Saudi Arabia and as well Turkey. Eight
years ago, Turkey and Saudi Arabia were
bitter rivals. Today, the UN one defense
pact built against the threat from Iran
and the Houthis. Iran answered within
hours. A member of Iran's parliament
posted, "Change your policies so you
don't have to beg others for security."
And this is all one family of trouble.
While Iran negotiates over the straight
of Ramuz on one side of Arabia, now
Iran's partner is squeezing the Red Sea
on the other side. Between the two
waterways sits most of the wood of the
world's oil, staying with Turkey, the
same week it signed that pact, its
foreign minister went after Israel.
Hadan Hakan Fidan said Israel's attacks
in Syria threaten the region. Gaza shows
Netanyahu does not want peace and
Israel's actions in the West Bank are
acts of terror. Israel's foreign
minister Gdan Sar answered this morning.
What what Minister Fidan wants is for
Israel to stop protecting itself from
threats to its security. This will not
happen, he says. and it threw
Turkeykey's record back 5% of Syria
occupied a third of Cyprus or 50 for 50
years and bombing the Kurds across two
countries. Staying with Iran and a
report breaking this morning about the
new supreme leader interesting report
Iran wire an opposition news outlet
reports that Mushabay may be on his
deathbed. Two sources close to the
president's own administration told the
outlet that Mushtaba has not met a
single cabinet member since February and
that the talk at the highest levels of
regime is that he is extremely in
critical condition and could pass away
at any moment. Um one source said in his
words, "We would not be surprised if we
heard the news of um his martyrdom very
soon." Iran's new president admitted on
state television that direct contact
with the Supreme Leader is in his words
very difficult. There is no official
word from Iran. This is not confirmed
yet. But here is what nobody argues
about. Nobody has seen the man in 5
months. And there are questions whether
his own president has either. Iran
International, an opposition news
channel, reports that President Masud
Peskin was granted exactly one meeting
with Musha. After repeatedly demanding
it and threatening to resign, guards
drove the president to a secret spot in
Thran and put him in the back seat of an
ordinary car with blacked out windows
where a man introduced himself as the
supreme leader was waiting. And now the
car was so dark and the two men could
not see each other and the guards did
not allow a handshake. The report says
Peskin later asked his own staff whether
the voice in the dark was really Kamana
at all. Since taking over after his
father was killed in February, Mushabani
has not released a single video, photo,
or even audio recording. Iranian media
say even background noise in a recording
could reveal where he is hiding. And he
is not the only one hiding. A few
listeners asked about three enemies,
enemy leaders, Ismael Khani, Naim Kasim
from
Abdul Mal Abdul Malik al-Hi, and he is
the Houthi leader, the one we hear about
the whole time threatening all these
guys threatening. is Khani is the guy
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them. Here is the honest answer. These
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the news uh if the news the news media
knew about a plan, the target would also
know and he would basically hide deeper.
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carried out limited strikes in Lebanon.
Israel um um cut out Rome talks session
short of Lebanese talks uh Lebanese
leaks. Now these talks finished Thursday
and America called them productive.
Defense Minister Israel Katz is
demanding answers about recent
casualties that happened. He wants to
know why soldiers entered a building
instead of destroying it from the
outside. Two soldiers were killed and
many others were wounded. Israeli
soldiers captured a kamas nukba
terrorist this week. He was one of the
invaders of an October 7th attack. If
you remember, they caught him driving
his truck at the Karam Shalom crossing.
The Shimet Shabbach had actually
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at the crossing recognized him and
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America investigators want to know how
pass our passenger jet an airplane was
allowed to take off next to the
president's helicopter that was very
very interesting what happened on
Tuesday afternoon Marine 1 lifted off
from the White House lawn with President
Trump aboard and one minute later an
American Airlines jet took off from re
Reagan International Airport passing
with than a mile and a half. The rule
since last year's crash that killed 67
people on board is simple. When a
helicopter passes, nothing takes off
from Reagan International Airport. Radio
recordings show the Marine 1 pilot
called the tower at least three times.
Tower, do you copy? Marine 1, 3 minutes
to lift. And the controller answered
that the transmission was broken and
unreadable while flights kept going. The
White House says the president was never
in such a dangerous situation. A
followup on Abdul al-Sed,
the anti-Israeli Democrat who won
Michigan's Senate primary. Listen to
this. He confirmed on CNN he is against
American funding for Israel's Iron Dome,
saying he sees no difference between
weapons that attack and weapons that
protect. President Trump went after him
in a speech in Las Vegas. Word for word,
"This guy hates Jews." Somebody said,
"Oh, that's a little strong." No, he
hates Jews and he hates Israel. Alied
rejected. His commitment to Jewish
safety, he says, is like his commitment
to his own daughters. But then the
president found one thing he likes about
him. Both men want to end the
filibuster. The Senate rule that most
laws need 60 votes instead of a simple
majority. Trump posted um Abdul Ram
Abdul Raman Muhammad al- Sahed wants to
terminate the filibuster and so do I. At
least we have something in common. Um,
listen to what Trump uh said himself.
>> And the polls were wrong again last
night when they thought it would be a
landslide victory for a hater of Jews
and a hater of Israel. This this guy
hates Jews. Somebody said, "Oh, that's a
little strong." No, he hates Jews and he
hates Israel. Abdul Elsad.
Can you believe this?
A story 32 years in the making. Listen
to this. A the federal government has
acknowledged in writing that the murder
of 16-year-old Aribbasham
was an anti-semitic attack that would be
prosecuted today as a federal hate
crime. Listen to this. In 1994, a
Lebanese taxi driver named Rashid Baz
Yakimoy opened fire on a van of Labavaja
Baharim on the Brooklyn Bridge, killing
Aribasham, Ashimik, and wounding three
other Baharim. The government at the
time never called it a terror attack or
a hate crime, and Ahri's mother spent
three decades fighting to change that.
Now, the United States Attorney Jay
Clayton has written her directly. There
is no question that if a murder of your
son had occurred today, we would
investigate it and seek to prosecute it
as a federal hate crime. Officials say
suspected Iranian hackers are breaking
into drinking water systems across 12
states, forcing some towns to run pumps
by hand and issue temporary boil
advisories if boil the water, but the
water itself stayed safe to drink. in B
park a fire truck racing to to a call
last night uh two nights ago smashed
into a row of parked cars
and um what happened is the truck hit
the cars while turning onto 50 uh 1st
Street from 14th Avenue setting uh
setting off a chain reaction that
damaged at least six vehicles. The
firefighters were responding to an
emergency call at the same time in the
Shikun square part of the ceil part of a
ceiling collapsed in the old medish over
the over the um Ezra namin.
Yeah, that was um actually Hatsah rushed
over thankfully Shim. Nobody was
underneath and nobody was hurt. Thank
you Monty Scoop for the pictures. Okay,
in Erit is Royal. What happened in
Israel? A follow up on the
Z philanthrop
who visited who paid a visit to the
Grebba literally paid a visit to the
GBA. We reported um two days ago a
recording from inside that meeting at
the Reb's home. Listen to
In the footage, um, Yolando proposes
talking, uh, taking the fight against
the Hagias, um, far beyond Israel's
courts and filing complaints against the
state and the international court in the
Hague and bringing the battle to the
American in Congress. This is on top of
the milliondoll fund that he announced
to defend Baharim who were arrested for
not reporting to draft to the draft
office. Landau was closed.
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lent him a private plane for his recent
fundraising trip to America after the
state cut the yeshiva budget.
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one of the arrested bakarim that fund is
meant to defend is an American a yeshiva
bak from Baltimore he learns in neiski
yeshiva in lime and has been sitting in
nitam prison in Ramla for over 6 weeks
arrested in connection with the protests
against the light rail construction in
this Tuesday workers from the American
embassy came to visit him in prison
after Mosha Ditman got American senators
and congressmen involved. The Baka told
the embassy staff he was dragged out of
bed without warning when he was arrested
and for the first um 72 hours he wasn't
allowed even to put on film. American
authorities are now officially watching
the case. Over to Ukraine a followup on
yesterday's attack on on two days ago's
yesterday's was it? I think yesterday's
or two days ago I don't remember when it
was attack on KV. The toll stands at 17
killed and 14 wounded in the rescue. Uh
the rescue crew crews are still going
through the rubble. Ukraine's air force
stopped most of the drone the drones
that flew in that night, but not one of
the 24 ballistic missiles because the
country has essentially run out of
interceptor rockets for its Americanmade
Patriot systems. America is not
resupplying them because its own Patriot
stockpile has been drained by the war
with Iran. President Trump was asked on
Thursday about Zilinski's plea for
missiles. So he answered in a few words,
"Well, we want missiles, too." He also
said, word for word, "I hate to see
25,000 young people a month get killed."
His own claim that Russia and Ukraine
together are losing 25,000 soldiers a
month. And since Russia came up, a
follow-up for the listeners who asked
about the report that Russia and China
helped Iran hit American soldiers and
bases. Here is what the story where the
story stands. Back in March, American
newspapers
um reported that Russia was passing Iran
satellite pictures of American American
troops and ships and bases. CIA director
told the senators Iran was asking Russia
and China for intelligence help. Since
then, 18 American soldiers have been
killed in this war, three of them in
missile strikes on air bases in Jordan.
War Secretary Pete Hexith was asked in
the Senate straight out if Russia and
China are helping Iran. His words
definitely adversary alignment details
that are classified. President Trump
said the opposite. Putin and Xi Jinping
are short and personally on Truth
Social. Two major countries that people
speak of often in terms of Iran are in
my opinion not participating. If they
did, it would be very bad for them.
Certainly not in their best interest.
Then Zalinski came out with his own
intelligence. Russian satellite
photographed American bases in Bahrain,
Jordan, and Kuwait right before Iranian
strikes. And again after to check the
damage. Trump's answer. We'll find out
if that's true. I'll ask Putin about
this. Yes. Well, that was a week and a
half ago. No telephone no telephone has
been reported since to the media. And in
Germany, a drone packed with explosives
was found sitting next to a Ukrainian
cargo plane. An airport worker spotted
it near the runway at the Leipchika
airport, a major European cargo hub
parked by Ukrainian um Anton of plane
planted uh painted with the words be
brave like um Kersonen. Now police sent
a robot to remove the detonator and shut
the runway overnight and the story got
bigger. Thursday, German news outlets
got hold of a confidential police
report. It says that Ukrainian plane was
loaded with military ammunition flown in
from France and that the explosives
strapped to the drone was military
grade. Only a technical failure stopped
it from going off. Around the same time
that night, an unknown object hit a
second cargo plane in the air nearby.
That plane landed safely with minor
damage. Reports are saying that Russia
is testing NATO alliances to see if they
will join the war. Germany's interior
minister called it a new quality of
danger and Ukraine's ambassador asked,
"Who else could it be but Russia?"
Moscow has not commented on that. Over
in England, a jury found a 51-year-old
anti-Israel activist guilty of 5 months
firebombing spree. The Norwich woman
attacked McDonald's, two Starbucks
stores, and a building that houses the
BBC's local office using homemade
thermite, a chemical that basically um
mix a chemical mix that burns hot enough
to melt metal. Cameras caught her light
lighting the devices with ordinary
sparkles, sparklers like they use for
fireworks, and she left anti-Israel
posters at the scene. The jury found her
guilty for criminal damage and making an
explosive substance and cleared her of
the heavier charge of trying to cause
explosions. Now, a bomb exploded on a
packed passenger mini bus outside
Damascus on Thursday afternoon. The
blast hit during rush hour in Jerema, a
Drews and Christian suburb of the Syrian
capital, killing two people and wounding
13. No group, no terrorist group has
claimed responsibility. In Thailand, a
14-year-old boy shot and killed his own
grandparents at home and then went back
to school outside Bangkok and opened
fire again. At least six people were
killed at the school, teachers and
students among them, and the youngest
victim was a 12-year-old. Now, more than
20 were wounded, several critically. The
boy used his grandfather's legally
registered hangup. When it was over, he
killed himself. Nassau County
ex um executive here in New York and the
New York governor candidate who's
running for New York governor Bruce
Blakeman is calling for a public protest
against Mayar Ramadani at the September
11th memorial. Blakeman is the
Republican candidate like I said in your
governor says that anyone at the 25th
anniversary ceremony should peacefully
turn their backs if the mayor tries to
speak. His words, you don't go to a wake
if you are not welcome. He is not alone.
The Catholic League is the largest civil
rights group in America sent Mandani a
six-page letter asking him to stay away
and the family's petition has passed
77,000 signatures. Mani says he is
coming anyway days after being booed off
the stage at a police event on Staten
Island. And one strange story about the
mayor's online army. The Jerusalem Post
reports experts found dozens of fake bot
pages on
um online one page I think um 3 days old
posting 200 times a day. The experts say
the pages traced to the city hall
computers though there are no proof who
controls them or that anyone um there
ordered them. Here at home, Governor
Hulll spent Tuesday touring the cats
skulls and she visited the camps there
and for the first time ever New York's
um wick program will cover a baby
formula as well. Till now the states
list has dozens of formulas about you
know plenty with but no is the Met
Council worked on this for 3 years and
now the new formula goes on the list
after this later this month in on the
wick program. A man confessed to setting
wildfires that destroyed a huge part of
Spokane, Washington state. Three fires
broke out around the city on the same
weekend and tore through entire
neighborhoods. More than 800 buildings
burned, most of them homes, and 60,000
people were forced to flee, some with
minutes to grab what they could to save.
A National Guard general who flew over
the area said whole stretches of Spokane
look like a war zone. Block after block
burned down to the foundations. The
governor of Washington said the fires
were heartbreaking enough, but learning
that a man may have lit them on purpose
makes it even far worse. Firefighters
are still battling the flames 5 days
later. It's terrible.
Court papers show 37year-old Aron Faren
Finaci admitted to a detective that he
set the fire and that he was behind
about 25 more fires over the past year.
That confession added more uh four more
arson charges on the spot. The detective
testified that Farani, Finaci, whatever
his name is, studied the weather to pick
a day with high winds, low humidity, and
high heat, and always carried cigarettes
so he'd have an excuse for the lighter
and matches in his pocket.
He was caught because a grandfather
driving with his grandson spotted him
kneeling by a tree by a treeine minutes
before the smoke rose and flagged down
the police. Finaci already served 10
years in prison for killing his own
father in Arizona. What a terrible thing
this is. A judge doubled his bail to $2
million, calling him a danger to the
community while firefighters are still
um battling the flames he lit. What an
awful story. An 8-year-old boy from
needed two emergency surgeries after
swallowing a button battery. His family
says he took the dead battery out of a
drawing tablet and put it in his mouth
and it burnt his throat badly. doctors
at Adasa um um hospital operated twice
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