Transcript [00:00] Iran wants a world war. [00:02] >> [music] [00:03] >> Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps [00:05] is threatening to conquer the United [00:07] States. [00:08] The US military is ready to launch a [00:10] massive attack on Iran within 96 hours. [00:14] Is Iran's atomic bomb once again at the [00:17] center of the war? [music] [00:19] And now, mysterious explosions inside [00:21] Iran. [00:23] Tehran is on high alert for war with [00:25] Israel and the United States. [00:27] Iran and its proxies could attempt to [00:29] attack Israel at any moment. [00:32] And Israel is sending a clear message to [00:35] the Iranians. If you test us, the [00:37] response will be completely out of [00:39] proportion. [00:41] In the Strait of Hormuz, [00:43] the United States is demonstrating its [00:44] control. The American military has [00:47] overcome Iran's attempt to shut down [00:50] this vital global shipping route. [00:53] The collapse of Iranian oil exports is [00:55] pushing the Revolutionary Guards to try [00:58] to close the Strait again. [01:00] But oil shipments through Hormuz have [01:02] returned to pre-war levels. [01:05] Stockpiling food and avoiding [01:06] unnecessary travel. This is how Iranian [01:09] civilians are preparing for the war to [01:11] resume. [01:13] And in Yemen, the Houthis are bombing [01:15] Saudi Arabia again. [01:18] And in Gaza, [01:20] the IDF is striking Hamas's financial [01:22] lifeline. [01:23] Israeli forces have intercepted the [01:25] transfer of millions of shekels from [01:27] Iran and Turkey to the terrorist [01:30] organization's military wing. [01:32] I'm Mati Shoshani, joined by Ashley [01:35] Alex. Here at Boots on the Ground, we [01:37] bring you the full truth about what's [01:39] happening in Israel and what's happening [01:41] in our neighborhood, the Middle East. [01:44] Today is October 26th. Let's get [01:47] started. And before we begin, [01:49] I want you to know about TBN's Rebuild [01:51] Israel campaign, [01:53] helping bring new life back to [01:55] communities in Israel's north through [01:57] jobs, restoration, [01:59] and rebuilding. [02:01] We'll tell you more later in today's [02:02] report. But in the meantime, visit [02:04] tbn.org/rebuildisrael. [02:07] Now, [02:08] could the United States strike Iran [02:11] within the next 96 hours? [02:13] Is the Middle East on the brink of [02:15] another full-scale war? [02:16] This morning, it's become clear that the [02:18] United States military already has the [02:21] forces needed for a major attack in the [02:24] region. [02:25] Approximately 50,000 American troops are [02:27] deployed across the Middle East. A third [02:30] aircraft carrier is heading towards the [02:32] Gulf. [02:33] And the Pentagon is preparing to launch [02:35] a major operation within 96 hours of [02:38] receiving the order. [02:40] This is not a countdown that has already [02:41] begun. [02:42] But the military capability is in place, [02:45] and the decision now rests with Trump. [02:48] The new plan includes strikes against [02:50] Iranian nuclear facilities, military [02:52] bases, and energy infrastructure. [02:55] And unlike limited targeting radar [02:57] systems [02:58] and missile launchers, [03:00] this time a much larger campaign is [03:02] being considered, including the possible [03:04] use of the massive American MOAB bomb. [03:09] Overnight, [03:10] Trump intensified his warnings. [03:12] Either we reach a deal with Iran, or we [03:14] finish the job. [03:16] And according to Trump, the military [03:18] option would be very easy to carry out. [03:21] However, no order to strike has been [03:23] issued, and the possibility of military [03:25] action after the US midterm elections on [03:28] November 3rd remains on the table. [03:31] And in Tehran, preparations are underway [03:33] for the worst. American intelligence is [03:36] warning of advanced Iranian plans to [03:38] target US diplomats and military [03:40] personnel. [03:41] Washington is reducing its presence at [03:43] several bases and diplomatic missions in [03:46] the region over fears of retaliatory [03:48] attacks. [03:49] Iran is now also threatening Germany. If [03:52] Berlin joins the war, Iran says German [03:54] military facilities in the region will [03:57] become legitimate targets. [03:59] And meanwhile, the Houthis and [04:01] pro-Iranian militias in Iraq could [04:04] expand the response. [04:06] Israel is preparing for possible missile [04:08] barrages and a renewed joint military [04:10] campaign. [04:11] In the Strait of Hormuz, [04:13] CENTCOM Commander Admiral Brad Cooper [04:16] flew over the shipping lanes and [04:18] highlighted operations to clear Iranian [04:20] mines. [04:21] The Americans are continuing their naval [04:23] blockade, which is severely damaging [04:25] Iran's oil exports. Now, look, [04:28] I said this back in the second week of [04:30] the war. [04:31] We don't know where this war will lead, [04:33] but three things are clear. [04:35] Arab money, [04:37] including the sports industry, will [04:38] never look the same. [04:40] The GCC is proving unstable and divided [04:43] in the face of Saudi Arabia's war [04:44] against the Houthis. [04:46] And Iran's blockade of the Strait of [04:48] Hormuz was a brilliant tactical move [04:51] that turned into an enormous strategic [04:53] mistake, one that delivered the hardest [04:55] blow to the Iranians themselves. [04:58] And look what happened yesterday. [05:00] After enormous effort, the American [05:02] military managed to fully reopen the [05:04] shipping route. [05:05] Nearly 20 million barrels of oil passed [05:08] through Hormuz, matching the level seen [05:10] in February before the war. [05:13] CENTCOM and American sailors have done [05:15] an incredibly brave and remarkable job. [05:18] Even NATO's Secretary General admits [05:21] that Europe left the Americans on their [05:23] own. [05:24] And I don't think Washington will forget [05:26] that. [05:27] Meanwhile, inside Tehran, civilians are [05:30] stockpiling food and medicine, [05:32] withdrawing cash, and making plans to [05:35] leave the capital. [05:36] Oil prices fell by approximately 2% this [05:39] morning, [05:40] but remain around $115 per barrel. [05:43] At the same time, [05:45] representatives from Saudi Arabia, from [05:47] Turkey, and Pakistan are preparing for [05:49] emergency talks in Tehran in an attempt [05:52] to prevent further escalation. [05:54] The race between war and diplomacy has [05:57] entered a critical stage. [05:59] The forces are ready, Iran is [06:01] threatening to retaliate, and a single [06:03] order from Washington could set the [06:06] entire region on fire again. [06:08] The war between Saudi Arabia and the [06:10] Houthis is exploding once again. [06:13] A ballistic missile was launched towards [06:15] Riyadh overnight. Saudi Arabia is [06:17] launching a large-scale counterattack in [06:20] Yemen [06:21] while the Houthis are threatening to [06:22] strike the kingdom's most important oil [06:25] artery. [06:26] And in recent hours, [06:28] Saudi air defense systems intercepted a [06:30] ballistic missile launched towards the [06:33] capital Riyadh. [06:34] The response came quickly. The Saudi-led [06:37] coalition announced a major military [06:38] operation deep inside Houthi-controlled [06:41] territory. [06:42] And according to the Saudi military, the [06:44] strikes destroyed five tunnels used to [06:47] store ballistic missiles, [06:48] four missile launchers, and another [06:51] ammunition depot. [06:52] Supply lines, fortifications, and [06:55] concentrations of military equipment [06:57] were also targeted. But the Houthis are [06:59] not backing down. [07:01] This morning, the Islamist terrorist [07:02] organization announced that it had [07:04] attacked pumping stations along Saudi [07:07] Arabia's east-west oil pipeline, [07:09] which connects the oil fields to export [07:11] facilities on the Red Sea. The Houthis [07:14] also claimed to have attacked the Riyadh [07:16] International Airport. And at this [07:18] stage, Saudi Arabia has not confirmed [07:20] those strikes, and the extent of any [07:22] damage remains unknown. [07:25] The threat comes just after Saudi Arabia [07:27] partially resumed flights at the [07:29] airport, which had been shut down [07:31] following an attack that killed 13 [07:33] people. [07:34] And just yesterday, Saudi forces [07:36] intercepted 10 ballistic missiles in the [07:39] southern part of the kingdom, and two [07:41] people were injured by falling [07:43] interception debris. [07:45] And Washington is taking the danger [07:47] seriously. [07:48] The United States has ordered [07:49] non-essential embassy personnel and [07:52] their families to leave Saudi Arabia [07:54] amid fears of additional attacks and [07:56] disruptions to air travel. [07:58] The military implications are serious. [08:00] The Houthis are trying to [ __ ] Saudi [08:02] aviation and energy infrastructure, [08:05] while Riyadh is attempting to destroy [08:07] their launch capabilities before the [08:09] next missile barrage. [08:11] And shortly, our one and only Ashley [08:13] Alex will take a closer look at the [08:16] Saudi attack, examine the Houthis' [08:18] capabilities, the assistance Israel [08:20] could provide, and the danger that this [08:22] war could ignite an even broader [08:24] regional front. [08:26] High security alert on two fronts. The [08:28] IDF continues to confront threats from [08:31] Hezbollah in Lebanon and Hamas terrorist [08:33] activity in the Gaza Strip as fears of a [08:36] wider regional escalation grow. [08:39] And in southern Lebanon, Israeli forces [08:41] continue to hold the security zone and [08:43] prevent Hezbollah from reestablishing [08:45] its presence. Last night, an interceptor [08:48] was launched towards a suspicious aerial [08:50] target detected above the area where [08:53] Israeli troops are operating. No air [08:55] raid sirens were activated, and as of [08:58] this morning, there had been no [09:00] confirmation of a new large-scale [09:02] attack. Despite reports that the [09:04] Hezbollah terrorist organization has [09:06] announced it will not intervene in [09:08] another round of fighting against Iran, [09:10] the military threat along Israel's [09:12] northern border remains. [09:13] Europe is burning, and France is [09:15] becoming the symbol of an identity [09:17] crisis threatening the entire continent. [09:20] In Paris, Marseille, and Lyon, some [09:24] demonstrations have turned into violent [09:25] clashes, looting and attacks against [09:28] police officers. [09:29] Over the weekend, 1,300 people were [09:32] arrested, and 53 members of the security [09:34] forces were injured. [09:36] France's interior minister explicitly [09:38] accused far-left activists of fueling [09:41] the violence. But behind the unrest lies [09:43] a much larger struggle. Immigration, [09:46] failed immigration in some communities, [09:49] and growing fears about the rise of [09:51] radical Islamism in Europe. [09:54] And here's the absurdity. [09:56] Pro-Palestinian activists are joining [09:58] the protest carrying Palestinian flags, [10:00] while groups on the radical left are [10:02] turning opposition to Israel into a [10:04] unifying cause. [10:06] How is an ideology that claims to defend [10:08] freedom and equality become a space [10:11] where extremism and violence can gain [10:13] political legitimacy? [10:15] Looting and destruction in the streets [10:17] are not legitimate protests, and leaders [10:19] must distinguish between peaceful [10:20] demonstrators [10:22] and violent agitators. [10:24] France is already preparing for another [10:25] wave of demonstrations next Saturday. [10:28] The question is whether Europe can stop [10:30] the radicalization before the crisis [10:32] grows even deeper. [10:34] I'm Mati Shoshani, [10:36] joined by Ashley Alex, and here at Boots [10:38] on the Ground, we bring you the full [10:40] truth about what's happening in Israel [10:42] and the war against Iran's Revolutionary [10:44] Guards, the head of the Middle East axis [10:46] of evil. [10:47] And before we begin, I want to encourage [10:50] you to keep spreading the truth. Share [10:52] our content with as many people as [10:53] possible. Hit that subscribe button. And [10:56] most importantly, don't forget to follow [10:58] Yael Pinto and myself, Mati Shoshani, [11:01] on social media for a first-hand look at [11:03] what it's like to live in Israel during [11:05] war. Now, for families in northern [11:08] Israel, rebuilding after war isn't [11:10] something that happens overnight. [11:13] Homes can be repaired, roads can reopen, [11:15] but bringing life back to communities [11:18] that have suffered so much takes time, [11:20] commitment, and people who care. 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[12:03] Visit tbn.org/rebuildisrael [12:06] today, [12:07] or call 800-804-7895, [12:10] and help us bring new life to Israel's [12:11] north. [12:12] Rebuild the land, restore hope, bless [12:15] the future. [12:17] Now, [12:18] let's get back to our news. [12:19] Israeli troops are searching house to [12:22] house in Hebron [12:23] after two Hamas terrorists killed two [12:25] soldiers. [12:26] Investigators are trying to establish [12:28] whether the attack was organized locally [12:30] or directed from abroad. [12:32] How much of the next confrontation [12:34] is already been prepared through Iran's [12:36] regional networks? [12:38] Ashley, the fighting in Yemen offers a [12:40] closer look at how those networks [12:42] operate, and why Saudi Arabia is now [12:45] under such pressure. Now, over to you, [12:47] Ashley Alex. [12:49] >> Inside the negotiations, access to money [12:52] is becoming increasingly important. [12:55] One proposal under discussion would [12:57] release part of roughly $6 billion in [13:00] frozen Iranian funds in exchange for [13:03] nuclear concessions. [13:05] Washington is seeking immediate [13:06] inspection access to some nuclear sites. [13:10] No completed agreement has been [13:11] announced. [13:12] Iran had prepared for restrictions on [13:14] its ports by moving loaded tankers into [13:17] the Indian Ocean. [13:19] Those floating reserves supplied [13:20] customers, including China, while [13:22] bringing foreign currency into the [13:24] country. [13:25] Reports now indicate that those reserves [13:27] have been exhausted. [13:29] Disruption at land crossings is adding [13:32] pressure to the remaining trade routes. [13:35] There's a difference between goods [13:36] disappearing and families becoming [13:38] unable to afford them. [13:40] Reports describe medicine shortages, but [13:43] not a general absence of food. [13:45] Rice prices have risen more than 60% [13:48] since the war began. [13:49] Beef prices have increased more than [13:51] 150%. [13:54] One Tehran resident described market [13:56] purchase costing half a monthly salary. [14:00] Parents are deciding whether to send [14:01] children to school. [14:03] A teacher described planning how to keep [14:05] pupils calm if explosions begin during [14:08] lessons. [14:10] These are the civilian consequences [14:12] behind the negotiations. [14:14] Residents also report additional [14:15] besieged checkpoints, armed patrols, [14:19] surveillance cameras, and internet [14:21] disruption in several cities. [14:23] The authorities are preparing for [14:25] potential unrest as well as an external [14:27] attack. [14:28] Iran's judiciary says its chief met [14:31] supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei to [14:34] discuss matters including compensation [14:36] for war damage. [14:38] The announcement did not establish when [14:40] or where the meeting occurred. [14:42] Outside Iran, sanctions enforcement [14:44] faces another challenge. [14:46] >> [snorts] [14:46] >> Disguising what a shipment contains. [14:49] A newly published investigation [14:51] describes Iranian jet fuel reaching [14:54] Myanmar under paperwork identifying it [14:57] as South African diesel. [14:59] One shipment carried approximately [15:01] 113,000 barrels aboard the tanker Reef. [15:05] Valued at $15.8 million. dollars. [15:08] Documents, vessel movements, and fuel [15:11] specifications exposed discrepancies in [15:14] the declared cargo. [15:16] The trade provided Iran with revenue [15:18] while supplying Myanmar's military [15:19] aviation. [15:21] That example helps explain why financial [15:23] restrictions require enforcement far [15:26] beyond Iranian waters. [15:28] And there's an important qualification [15:30] to the picture in Hormuz. [15:32] CENTCOM says it has cleared the [15:34] principal transit lanes of Iranian mines [15:37] and supported thousands of commercial [15:39] passages. [15:40] But newly released tracking data [15:42] recorded five commodity vessels crossing [15:44] on Saturday and none on Sunday. [15:47] Some ships may travel without detectable [15:49] tracking signals. Even so, those figures [15:52] conflict with claims of a complete [15:55] return to normal traffic. [15:57] Clearing a route does not guarantee that [15:59] commercial operators will immediately [16:01] use it. [16:03] Oil traded just below $115 a barrel this [16:07] morning after falling around 2% [16:10] Prices remain sensitive to both physical [16:12] disruption and expectations of another [16:14] attack. [16:16] China has substantial interest at stake [16:18] through energy imports and regional [16:20] trade. [16:21] Its commercial importance has not [16:23] translated into an American style [16:25] military protection role in the Gulf. [16:28] For Washington, the immediate decision [16:30] remains political. [16:32] Reports that forces could act within 96 [16:35] hours describe readiness after an order. [16:38] They do not establish that an order has [16:40] been given. [16:41] Trump's statement ruling out a strike on [16:43] Sunday applied to that day. [16:45] It was not a guarantee covering the days [16:47] ahead. [16:48] There is also a public difference [16:50] between the Israeli and American [16:52] descriptions of Iran's nuclear activity. [16:56] Netanyahu says Iran has renewed its [16:58] nuclear program. [17:00] Trump says previously bombed facilities [17:02] remain heavily damaged and closely [17:04] monitored. [17:05] The underground complex known as Pickaxe [17:07] Mountain near Natanz remains a [17:10] particular concern. [17:11] Its depth and restricted inspection [17:13] access complicate assessments of what is [17:15] happening inside. [17:17] Satellite surveillance can track [17:19] external activity. It cannot substitute [17:22] for access to underground facilities or [17:24] accounting for nuclear material. [17:27] Iran's threats against American [17:28] personnel add another layer of danger. [17:32] Reports describe advanced planning [17:34] against officials and diplomats [17:36] alongside precautions at American bases [17:38] and missions. [17:40] Tehran has also threatened German [17:42] military facilities in the region if [17:44] Berlin openly joins an attack. [17:47] Germany's stated position has been that [17:49] it will not participate in strikes. [17:51] That is a conditional threat, not [17:53] evidence that Germany has entered the [17:55] war. [17:56] In Europe, a different security crisis [17:58] is exposing tensions over public order, [18:01] political extremism, and anti-Semitism. [18:05] French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez [18:08] has blamed radical left groups for [18:10] fueling violence and warned of further [18:12] confrontations next Saturday. [18:15] Authorities deployed around 70,000 [18:17] police during the latest demonstrations. [18:20] Violence was lower than the previous [18:22] weekend, although clashes and looting [18:24] continued. [18:26] A reported poll placed Macron's approval [18:28] at 16%. [18:31] The protest also reflected deteriorating [18:33] school conditions and pressure on [18:35] household finances. [18:37] France faces a projected 91 billion euro [18:40] interest bill next year, illustrating [18:42] the budget pressures behind demands for [18:45] public services. [18:46] Trump has linked the disorder to [18:48] immigration, sharing a mocking post [18:51] about mosques escaping damage. [18:54] That political claim does not establish [18:56] the identities or motives of everyone [18:58] involved. The clearest concern is where [19:00] political activism becomes an excuse for [19:03] threats or attacks. [19:05] In one filmed exchange, a mother [19:07] described men threatening to rape her [19:09] while she sheltered with her baby. [19:12] Writer Bettina Zourli responded by [19:14] describing the Hamas collateral damage [19:16] and defending violent revolution. [19:19] Jewish families describe their own [19:21] fears. [19:22] Audrey spoke about anti-Semitism [19:24] surrounding her Israeli cafe in Paris. [19:27] Leah described an attack on the subway. [19:30] Dalia recounted a taxi driver praising [19:32] Hitler and Hamas. [19:35] French immigration to Israel reached [19:36] 4,364 [19:38] people in the past Hebrew year, [19:41] approximately 65% [19:43] above the previous year. [19:45] Israeli employers have begun [19:47] participating in recruitment efforts for [19:49] prospective immigrants. [19:51] Related unrest has struck Barcelona, [19:53] Brussels, and Italian cities, although [19:56] the protests have different local [19:58] causes. [19:59] Milan deployed 500 additional soldiers. [20:03] Europe's economic difficulties and its [20:04] disputes with Israel are real. Neither [20:07] provides an excuse for anti-Semitism, [20:10] intimidation, or political violence. [20:13] Mati, back to you for the operations [20:16] here in Israel and the intelligence [20:18] behind them. [20:19] >> Thank you, Ashley. [20:21] Back to the news. In Gaza, [20:23] the military has identified two men [20:25] killed in separate air strikes last week [20:27] who transferred millions of shekels to [20:29] Hamas. [20:30] Alaa Ibrahim Nimer Arashi, a Hamas [20:33] military wing cell commander, was killed [20:35] in Gaza City. Karam Riyad Hassan Abu [20:38] Bataim, [20:39] a Palestinian Islamic Jihad operative [20:41] involved in financing Hamas, was killed [20:44] near Nusayrat. And according to the IDF, [20:46] money transferred from Iran and Turkey [20:48] helped Hamas rebuild military [20:50] capabilities and prepare attacks. [20:53] A separate strike destroyed a weapons [20:54] storage building containing rifles, a [20:56] launcher, and rockets. And in Hebron, [21:00] Operation Roar of Judea continues [21:02] following the deaths of Staff Sergeant [21:04] Ron Yonathan Weitman and Sergeant Yuval [21:07] Shais Suliman. [21:09] Suliman. [21:10] Excuse me. The operation includes [21:12] searches in the neighborhood of the El [21:14] Jaber clan from which the attacks came. [21:17] And around 14 suspects were reported [21:19] detained [21:20] in part of the operation. [21:22] Investigators have not established [21:24] whether the attack was directed by Hamas [21:25] abroad. [21:26] The broader defensive approach is to [21:28] disrupt hostile forces before they [21:31] rebuild near Israel's borders. [21:33] Maintaining that pressure requires [21:34] sustained intelligence and repeated [21:36] operations. [21:38] Former Mossad director David Barnea has [21:40] offered a striking account of the [21:42] intelligence campaign inside Iran. [21:44] He says publishing footage of Mossad [21:46] activity during the 12-day war was [21:49] intended to trigger arrests on such a [21:51] scale that Iranian investigators could [21:53] not distinguish actual operatives. [21:55] He put the number arrested on the second [21:58] day at approximately 21,000. [22:00] Those figures are his account not [22:02] confirmed by Iranian totals. Barnea also [22:06] said some people executed on accusations [22:09] of working for Israel had never worked [22:11] for the Mossad. Along the northern [22:13] front, American warnings concerning [22:15] Beirut's southern suburbs underline the [22:17] danger of Hezbollah's joining another [22:19] round. [22:20] Those warnings do not confirm a specific [22:22] Israeli plan to destroy the area. [22:24] Iran's networks remain active while [22:27] military preparations and diplomacy move [22:29] move forward together. [22:31] Can the negotiations produce verifiable [22:34] limits before another attack widens the [22:36] war? So guys, keep spreading the truth. [22:39] Follow us and most importantly don't [22:41] forget to click the subscribe button so [22:43] that you stay tuned to the truth in real [22:44] time and never miss Boots on the Ground. [22:47] Keep looking for us, Mati Shoshani and [22:49] Neo Pinto on social media to see life in [22:51] Israel through our eyes. And now as [22:53] always, join me in praying for the [22:55] people of Israel. I want to ask you to [22:57] to make a habit over the next 24 hours [22:59] to pray for the elections that are [23:00] coming up. In Israel, these are dramatic [23:02] elections and we need to pray for our [23:04] leaders, whoever they end up being after [23:06] these elections because we are in a time [23:09] where we need good, virtuous, brave, and [23:12] honest leaders in this country. Whoever [23:14] God appoints, whoever God mandates in [23:17] this land, let God's will be done. [23:20] And ask also that you pray for the [23:21] protection of the people of Israel in [23:23] this tense election time where enemies [23:25] are threatening to use this moment to [23:27] attack Israel. Pray for our security, [23:29] our safety, and above all, pray for the [23:32] peace of God's eternal city, Jerusalem. [23:35] Be blessed and I'll see you all the next [23:37] time. [23:37] >> Hello, this is Mati here in Jerusalem [23:39] with TBN Israel. [23:40] >> This is Yaacov Pinto from TBN Israel [23:43] here in Jerusalem. TBN Israel is keeping [23:46] viewers informed with Israel-focused [23:48] news, culture, and what God is doing in [23:51] this land. [23:52] >> Support TBN Israel today online at [23:54] [music] tbn.org/israel. [23:56] Thank you.
