Pointer to Eternity with Dr. Georgy

Saudi Arabia has banned all public displays of support for Palestine. Prince Mohammed bin Salman: “The Palestinian cause is not my cause. I only care about my country and the people of my country. We will not waste time with radicalism. We will modernize rapidly.”

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met this evening, at the Prime Minister's Office, with CIA Director John Ratcliffe, together with Mossad Director David Barnea.

One more reason why France’s future is very dull.

Witkoff's deputy: "We will not allow Iran to stall in negotiations" Morgan Ortagus, Steve Witkoff's deputy, was interviewed yesterday by the Saudi Al-Arabiya channel and commented on the talks that will take place on Saturday in Oman. According to her, the US is not interested in the negotiations lasting years and said, "If we are going to have talks, they need to be quick. They need to be serious about dismantling their nuclear weapons program."

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan confirms: Turkey and Israel are holding technical talks to create a channel to prevent conflicts in Syria

Indonesia has announced that they are ready to take in Palestinians affected by the war in Gaza. Trump’s plan is coming to fruition.

Report in the British Times : As the US seeks an agreement with it, Iran has for the first time provided long-range missile stockpiles to Shiite militias in Iraq The British Times reports that Iran has provided its proxy forces in Iraq with new missile stockpiles, including various types of long-range missiles capable of reaching Europe, thereby increasing the Iranian regime's military footprint in the region despite President Trump's threats to exact a price from Iran for its militias' actions. According to the report in the Times, the weapons shipments were delivered to Shiite militias in Iraq last week by the Iranian Air Force, and this is the first time that missiles of this type are in the hands of Shiite militias in Iraq.

Reuters: Senior US military officials landed in Tel Aviv in recent hours for "very important consultations."

Under Trump’s plan, Iran will be permitted to keep a civilian nuclear program for electricity—while any military nuclear activity remains strictly off-limits. (Jerusalem Post)

Trump is keeping his word: The White House announced that additional tariffs of 50% will be imposed on China - and in total, tariffs on goods imported from China to the US will be 104%.

A newly circulated map highlights the locations of Iran’s known ballistic missile facilities, with the majority of them buried deep beneath the Zagros and Alborz mountain ranges.

“The Best Show in Town?” Gazan media outlets have been circulating the attached video, claiming it shows the first moments after an Israeli strike on a local food kitchen. Everything looks "clean". There’s no blood, no remnants of explosives, and no fire (aside from the boiling pots). Everyone appears unharmed. The yelling even seems a bit staged… Looks like “Pallywood” in action!

The eruption of the Kanlaon volcano in the Philippines today - clip from a passenger plane.

The US stock market is in the green: after “Black Monday,” stock prices are on the rise at the opening of today’s trading.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington, before his flight back to Israel: "I am now completing my second visit to the United States in two months. A very warm visit with my friend President Donald Trump. You could be impressed by the great closeness and great friendship between us, and it is expressed in the issues we discussed. First of all - Iran. We agree that Iran will not have nuclear weapons. This can be done in an agreement, but only if this agreement is a Libya-style agreement; that we go in, blow up the facilities, dismantle all the equipment, under American supervision and American execution - that is good. A second option, that it will not happen. They will simply drag out the talks, and then the option is military. Everyone understands that. We discussed that at length. A second issue we discussed - Gaza. We are determined to eliminate Hamas, and at the same time we are determined to return all our hostages. And the president looked at me and said to the reporters there: 'This man is working all the time to free the hostages.' I hope that with this he has shattered the lie that is spread all the time in the news that I am not working for them, that I do not care. I care, and I am doing it, and we will succeed in it. We also talked about President Trump's vision, because we are currently in contact with countries that are talking about the possibility of absorbing a great many Gazans. This is important, because in the end this is what needs to happen. The third issue - Turkey. Turkey wants to establish military bases in Syria, and this is a danger to Israel. We oppose this, we are working against this. I told President Trump, who is my friend, also a friend of Erdogan: 'If we need your help - we will talk to you about it.' And the fourth and final issue - tariffs. President Trump asked the countries to reduce their trade deficit with the United States to zero. I told him: 'It is not that difficult for us. "We'll do it." It's the least we can do for the United States and its president, who do so much for us. It was a very good visit, a very warm visit, and there are other things you'll hear about later."

Iranian officials said that they would not agree under any circumstances to an American demand to dismantle the entire nuclear program: "Our defense is non-negotiable. How can Tehran dismantle the nuclear program when Israel has nuclear warheads? Who will protect us if Israel or other countries attack us?"

Turkish channels expose the real goal of Erdogan. Does this look like Ezekiel 38?

The USS Carl Vinson and its strike group are heading through the Indian Ocean toward CENTCOM, becoming the second U.S. carrier in the Middle East—putting nearly a quarter of the U.S. Navy’s deployed power in the region. Iran will be negotiating under heavy pressure. (Open Source Intel)

Thousands are on their way to Rafah, Gaza, from Egypt. The IDF must be vigilant at this time. Tens of thousands of Egyptians are flocking to Rafah, allegedly to lift the siege on Gaza and confront the IDF. which is operating in the heart of Rafah and must be very careful.

Turkish President Erdogan: Israel will not achieve its goals in its attempt to redraw the map of the region.