Trump Says Deal Is Close | 59% Aren't Buying It | On Edge News | Gershy Schwarcz

It is Tuesday and it's August 4th, 2026. My name is Gerish Schwarz and I'm your host on Edge. >> Your daily report of the news of the last 24 hours powered by 24 provided to you by the Click. So, where are we? Talk. Boom. Boom. Anyway, it wasn't a quiet night. What can I say? Trump says a deal is close. Everyone says a deal is closed but 59% of people aren't buying it. So whether you are an accountant salesperson Gashmi running a business at the end of the day everybody needs a clear list to know what to do next. So you need not Trello or a complicated system packed with extra things you never use. You need joy in your tasks. That's why you need tasks joy. Tasks with an S joy gives your team a simple shared board where work actually gets done. You can move your whole office or messy spreadsheets in just one afternoon using ready-made boards so nobody is left staring at busy screens. Instead of a manager having to hand out every single job, workers can grab open tasks on their own. Built-in checklists, reminders keep your team from f falling behind with calendars because everyone sees exactly what is left before finishing a job. With team chat, insider task, ways to view your work that makes sense, and automatic translation. You can have a team of Spanish-sp speakaking people and you type in English and they get the they get the idea. They get they understand. There's no more, oh boss, I didn't understand. No, everything is in the task manager by going carrying out your tasks with joy with tasks joy. Try it on for 10 days now with on edge special on tasksjoy.com. t-soy.com. All right. So, while all this deal talk is going on, the shooting didn't stop. Listen to what happened overnight. Iran's Revolutionary Guard sent three explosive drones at an American military base in Kuwait. The base sits in the north of the country, right near the Iraqi border. Big explosions in the night. Nobody was hurt. Right after that, out in the sea, a cargo ship hit by something 20 m off nautical miles, I think, off the coast of Omar. The British agency, the UK MTO that watches these waters confirmed this. And inside the straight of itself, Iran sent drones at ships trying to pass through. Yesterday, exactly six ships made it through safely. the straight of Ramoose. Six ships in a waterway that normally carries a fifth of the world's oil. Now, America isn't just talking like just talking. We told you yesterday about the blockade, right? It keeps growing. 44 ships turned away, turned away now. And two boarded by American troops, two more disabled and military videos this week show American forces training with harpoon missiles. American main ship killing missiles practicing for exactly the fight they are threatening. That means America have their power everywhere. They're spreading out very very very you know very wide at sea, on the ground, in the sky, on space, everywhere. The American blockade keeps tightening and tightening even some more. American forces have now redirected 44 commercial ships, like I said, bordered to and disabled two others. But here is the turn. Washington says the deal might be days away or maybe hours away. Well, wouldn't you like to know if that is true? Trump said from the Oval Office that a two-phase agreement is very close. Phase one, reopen the straight of Ramoose. Phase two, obviously, Iran gives up the nuclear program completely. And yes, his full words on it. I want to give them every last chance before decapitation. He says very tough to do. I'm very proud of the fact, he says that I'll give people a chance. He says, and he said Iranian officials called him after they learned what attack was coming. Many countries called. said they all wanted to give this a very last chance. This is a last chance for them, he says, to sign a good document and he and he predicted it moves fast. In his words, they are trying to go quickly one way or the other. It's not very complex, saying the straight could be fully open as early as today. That's what he says. His treasury secretary, Scott Besson, says this morning, I think there is a chance we may have a deal today or tomorrow to open the straight of Trump had a message for the oil companies too. They made too much money. Too much money. Chevron, too much money. Exion Mobile, too much money, too much money. And when this war ends, he says, oil prices will plummet, drop through the floor. Iran's answer is the very same as yesterday. No direct talks with America, only the talks with Oman about the straight of Hermuz and a mechanism how it will remain open for the future. And here is how the Omani arrangement would work. Now, ships coming in would pass on the Iranian side of the straight and pay a service fee to Tehran. Back to square one again. Ships going out would take the Omani side. Right now about 5 million barrels of oil squeezed through the Omani waters. Very thin um new passage that they worked out with the Americans. But the blockade is keeping a 100 million barrels a week off the world market. Saudi Arabia is refining an extra 2 million barrels a day to help recover the gap. And the head of its oil company says even once the straight fully reopens, it will take a full year and a half to refill the world's supply. Meanwhile, Iran is talking big numbers. Well, Mushtai military adviser Mojen Razi, he's not so went on Iranian television and claimed Iranian scribes have killed nearly 500 American soldiers. The American military flatly rejected that. Central Command's numbers, 18 American soldiers killed in this war. Four of them in July in Jordan and Iraq and 417 were only wounded and 90% of them went back to duty. Now, in that same interview, Raz let out a secret. He says Iran was days away from striking three targets inside Ukraine because Ukrainian forces accidentally they say hit a cargo ship traveling between Iran and Russia carrying military equipment to Iran. Obviously the capsian in the capsian sea late uh that I mentioned last week the strike was called off after Ukraine's foreign minister apologized on the phone with Thran to Thrhan explaining it was an accident. That's how terrible the war almost got. Now also Iran's president uh Peshkin said he is not resigning. He's pushing back on rumors of a split at the top of the regime saying that it's falling apart and he's resigning. Now to Gaza. But before we do this, Halo 2 high functioning water is the water you want to try because it has electrolytes plus 9 plus. Now I know there's many many different type of waters out there. But the one water I can tell you that actually does its job and actually is proven. People have told me that they've tried it, tasted it, compared it to others. Halo 2 high functioning water is the water you want to try. Try in all the stores available everywhere. On Shabas, an Israeli airirst strike in central Gaza killed Muhammad Fatir, a commander in Islamic Jihad's elite force, one of the terrorists who invaded Israel on October 7th. And another one of the men who held Romlavski in captivity. Ramslavski, now Balsha, full-fledged Baliva, was a hostage for days. 738 days, excuse me. A month after October 7th, Fatu was filmed in uniform, personally handing over hostages, other hostages at the release ceremony. He was at the same time torturing him and watching him in where the tunnels that he was. The army says he was planning new attacks when they killed him just yesterday. Mr. Braslavski revealed a clip in Arabic, the lang language he obviously learned in captivity. His words to the terrorists are he says, "Another one of those who destroyed my soul were killed. Yes, I was weak when I was with you. You did everything you wanted to me, but now you and all your terrorists friends are being killed one after the other, and not even one of you will be left, he says. And like it says in the he says, and he will go on. He's obviously working very hard to be to go back to Yiddish and keep Shabas and learn to this is what he's doing. I know he puts on film every single day. What a sadic. And also, he removed all his tattoos, by the way. Now, if you didn't listen to my um um Tishbuff program, you'll be inspired. go back to the tishbuff program. Um you know you'll enjoy this and a big picture in Gaza shifted this week after meeting on Monday. The American backed board of board of peace announced updated terms the Israeli military [snorts] which controls over 60% of Gaza right now will not pull back until terrorists surrender all their weapons and their underground tunnels. Sources inside Gaza telling reporters Hamas has no intention of doing so. One source put it um basically saying one one sorry one source put it that um in seven words if there are no weapons there is no chamas big one from Qatar reported just now by Israeli public broadcaster Khan two weeks ago kamas picked a new overall leader Khalil al-ya the man who ran their side of the hostage negotiations he won an internal vote against Khaled Michelle both billionaires by the way the men who live in luxury in Doha for over a decade Qatar's men, I would call them. This multi-billionaire kamas leader obviously um obviously he won this thing is one of Qatar's men like I said and here is what matters about the choice. Michelle Khaled Michelle sorry Khaled Michelle is Khaled Michelle is a candidate of Qatar's world basically alya is Iran's man the wires call him the news close to trained for years to keep that relationship and more extreme than mash not less Qatar wants it wanted its man obviously they wanted him for themselves kamas chose Iran's man obviously and now so Qatar wanted that they should choose their man the other guy that's the billion the $5 billion worth guy and the other one Khaled Mashel is not obviously so there he's Iran's man and now Khan reports Qatar is answering new restrictions on Kamas leader living in Toha remember Qatar has hosted Kamas's leadership since 2012 and once already during the hostage crisis told them that they were no longer welcome before letting them stay the Gulf money and the Iranian guns are pulling Hamas in two directions and kamas just picked aside the Iranian side up north in Lebanon Kosha skinnyot not that they're in Lebanon Lebanon but Kosha skinnyot is for you. If you any if you're any way intending on doing the shots, might as well do it with kosher skin shot. Why? Because you're alone on the water alone without any advice. You know, you could do it yourself. Go to the doctor, get it. But Kosher Skinshot directs you on every step of the way. They with you, support you. 8454568924. Your perfect support system when you need to lose weight or maintain a a healthy lifestyle. Obviously, ask your doctor provider about this before you go into any of this, but 8454568924 will tell you more. And of course obviously don't forget the very important thing that you can still enter to win free month a free giveaway free month with um on edge listeners um kosher skinny shot for one month free month by calling me on 8456711775. Press five leave your name and number telephone number on a voicemail only and uh you will enter to win a free month. The Israeli military used hundreds of tons of explosives to blow up a majorbala tunnel network in southern Lebanon the in the in the Bufort area. still didn't I think it's B AEU is buou fort area along the Ali alaher ridge the military says Iran built the system so terrorists could hide underground for months and fire straight at Israeli towns inside of Israel intelligence officials say the tunnels were part of the plan to capture the Galilei and also the whole northern region of Israel but the that was basically the plan on October 7th but the officers gave the defense minister a warning more of these tunnels are still hidden under southern Lebanon the Lebanese army is not capable of destroying them obviously and if American restrictions stop Israel from finishing the job keeps those hidden bases leader Naim Kasim put out a statement of his own claiming America and Israel are attacking his side across Lebanon, Gaza, Iran, Iraq and Yemen and that the only option for Israel is a full withdrawal and this fight is now pulling in three more countries. Follow this. Trump has been pushing Syria's new government Ahmed Alshara to move against Lebanon. Israeli media reports Syria's president has military plans already. Ready plans Trump can activate. The pro Iranian militias in Iraq heard that and threatened Syria. Reports say their message to Damascus was every Syrian step towards Lebanon will be answered with an Iraqi step towards Syria. So Syria answered right back through Iraqi officials. Any attack from Iraqi territory will not go unanswered. And Syria is not standing alone. Jordan, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia all sent Baghdad the same exact warning that same weekend. The Saudis already made good on it. Basically, as you know, they heard on edge together with America. They struck militias inside Iraq after those militias attacked Saudi oil facilities. More than 20 were killed, including five IRGC members from Iran advisers. So, the pressure is now on Iraq's government from every single side. Control your militias or your neighbors will. Two terrible losses in on Monday during Bay Hazman. It saddens me to say a 2-year-old boy drowned in the swimming pool of the Timmer Moshavimmer in sorry Moshav's dot Mika next to Besh rescue workers fought for his life and a helicopter flew him in Karam hospital and he was sadly announced nifa shortly after and this evening also and the evening last evening mayor a 21-year-old boy um was also killed when an off-road his offroad vehicle flipped over near Moshav N in Moshav Nas and mayor became just last week to a color from Harov's one piece of good news from Israel and that is Effort the 16-year-old girl missing for 11 days now has broken been found and safe and sound and please thank the public public for helping with the search an up an update from the Idaho on the from Idaho on the in-n-out shooting yesterday two days ago actually the motive is still a mystery Police say the 24 year old acted very alone. His family is cooperating and the police chief's word is their hearts are also broken. One correction on to what we reported yesterday that the armed citizens there and an offduty state trooper who shot back did not kill him. They drove him away from the crowd obviously with their bullets and then he took his own life. Police credited those uh two people who saving lives. The dead a 23-year-old worker at the restaurant who was never killed. 59year-old customer and a third victim. Obviously, two of the wounded are still in critical condition. And one detail that makes it more worse, the restaurant had been open for exactly one week. Back at home in New York, and the numbers came out and they're a little bit ugly. What can I say? Police department's new data. Last month alone, 69% of all confirmed hate crimes in New York City targeted Eden. And what those numbers look like on the street. A Jewish man stabbed with a screwdriver in the Upper West Side. As you know, not recently, a 64-year-old Jewish man shoved to the ground in Brooklyn, bags of motor oil and human waste thrown at two shores in Queen. Since Mayani took office on January 1st, police have confirmed 205 um hate crimes against Eden alone. That comes out to one attack every 25 hours. Sadly, Hashem should help. Hashem should protect us all, and this shouldn't be a reality anymore. Speaking of Mandani, he just approved a $1.86 $86 billion contract in keeping um in keeping homeless shel homeless people in the city uh in city hotels. Nearly 300 hotels through the middle of 2029. Basically paying them to keep homeless people. Almost 83,000 people are in these shelter system right now. The city says it wants to slowly stop using hotels for families with children. In Spain, police in Kurbo Cordoba are investigating after the famous statue of the Rambam was painted with a large swastika on it. The statue stands in the middle of the city's old Jewish quarter. The mayor ordered it cleaned immediately while they hunt for the Villa Vandals who did this. In Britain, the shadow foreign secretary Patel and other lawmakers are attacking the new budget. £381 million aid to Palestinians while 250 million goes to protecting the Jewish areas in Britain. They warned that the aid could reach the Palestinian Authority in Kamas while British Jews faced threats from them through their propaganda on their own streets after a stabbing in gold screen pushed the national terror level to severe after. Now, Visa, the credit card company, is buying as an Israeli cyber security firm called Bio Catch for $2.4 billion. This company built a system that recognizes you by how you move your mouse on the computer and how you tap your screen and how you type. If a scammer or an AI program tries to act like you by charging your credit card, the system spots the difference and blocks the payment before it goes even through. Visa is buying it to fight the new wave of scams run by artificial intelligence AI. Now, a few minutes of health news um for several big announcements obviously from the last few months, most of them from hospitals and universities in Israel and also also the whitesmen. the Wisman Institute of Science and Discoveries. And one piece of background before I do so, a year ago in the last um sorry round of fighting with Iran before this war, Iranian missiles hit the Wiseman Institute directly. Dozens of laboratories were destroyed. The cancer research bu research building was one of the hardest hit. Scientists lost samples that generations of students had worked on. Work that cannot be replaced. Researchers estimated the damage at hundreds of millions of dollars, maybe even close to a billion. But nobody was hurt then. Obviously, now days after the missile, scientists from those same laboratories published new discoveries in one of the world's top medical journalists. The building is still being repaired today. Start with Alzheimer's, published just days ago in one of the world's top medical journals. For decades, the world fought Alzheimer's in one way. Alzheimer's comes with a sticky material that builds up inside the brain, like garbage piling up that the brain can't clear away. and every treatment to try to attack that buildup directly obviously you know did it work didn't work really the 76-year-old professor Mrs. Schwarz from the Whitesman Institute and the daughter of a Holocaust survivor spent her career proving everybody had it backwards. Her discovery, the brain depends on the body's immune system, the body's own defense army to protect it and clean it. When that defense army weakens with age, the garbage piles up and the brain starts to fail. So, her treatment doesn't touch the buildup at all. It wakes up your own defense army, the immune system, and sends it all to clean the brain itself. This week, the results of the first trial in human beings were published. The treatment passed its first test and it's safe and it's safe in people. The next trials tests the big question. Can it actually stop the disease? Well, if there's there is obviously no cure yet for Alzheimer's today. 55 million people around the world are obviously waiting for this answer that I just um you know potentially gave you here. I don't know. Also, anyway, days ago pancreatic cancer, one of the deadliest cancers there is, nine out of 10 of these cancers are driven by one broken gene. A gene scientists could never manage to attack. A hospital in Tel Aviv just became the first place in the world um to test a new treatment that works like a switch. It's injected straight into the tumor and it switches that broken gene off. First patients are now being signed up right now. And in spring the blood cancer a hospital in Pedika started giving patients a treatment made start to finish at the hospital itself. They take away the patient's own white white blood cells. They take the patient's own white blood cells, the body's immune system soldiers, right? Teach them to in a laboratory to reorganize the cancer and put them back into the patient to hunt it down. The first three patients were treated and walked out of the hospital as planned. And the whole idea of retraining blood cells this way was invented 30 years ago by a wiseman scientist named Zaleik. Today, it's used against cancer all over the world. And earlier this year, diabetes researchers in Kyifa unveiled a tiny implant that produces insulin inside the body, which could one day mean the end of daily injections for millions of people with type 1 diabetes. And an interesting funny story, and as we had today in Wales, for my English people on summer holidays right now who are Wales, Canterbury, but mainly in Wales, why? Because a man walked into a library carrying two books that his grandfather checked out 116 years ago. 16116. The book was borrowed in 1909 and somehow stayed in the family ever since. The grandson decided it was finally time to bring them back. He's old actually himself. The library was so happy they waved the late fee. I get to All right. Why is Capital Group Shuama the light? Obviously I forgot about Shu the light. Shuama the light. Yes. Thursday night they open till late. Stop in there. Get yourself a shuama and say to get a free drink in their store and obviously maybe they have Halo 2 high. You never know. Okay. Pick it up if they have it. Why not? And of course if your kids get free ISIS there shuama the light great shuama lamb shuama the best by the way. Okay. SDNY.sto free delivery with a moni exit 14. It's right next to bingo spring valley marketplace. Okay. Uh ys capital group. You can borrow some money for an investment. You have a real estate investment. You have a building you want you you want to buy. You need some money right. Y Capital Group help. They'll help you buy that building with money. No closing costs and obviously some locked in rates. Good rates if you mention an on edge. 7188312168. And if you want to take a taxi anywhere, 845622111845254111. That's Arrive Express. And as well, Protobite for your software development needs 8 347 3541237. And my friends, have yourselves a wonderful day. Your >> daily report of the news of the last 24 hours, powered by Yelish 24, provided to you by the Click