Pointer to Eternity with Dr. Georgy

Netanyahu attacks Erdogan: “The antisemitic tyrant Erdogan, who is committing genocide against the Kurds, supports the terrorist organization Hamas, oppresses his own people and imprisons political rivals, is the last person who can preach morality to the State of Israel. The State of Israel and the IDF, the most moral army in the world, will continue to act with determination against Iran and its proxies that threaten the Middle East and the entire world.”

Remember: Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is now doing Tehran’s job. For some strange reason, he is admired by President Trump and will likely pressure him to stop Israeli strikes aimed at weakening Hezbollah.

Not too long from now and Turkey will also come up with the equation: “We will attack you if you attack in Beirut or Damascus.” Do you sense the prophetic spirit and hear the prophetic clock?

Turkish President Erdogan: Israel is simultaneously engaged in a sinister effort to destabilize African countries and the Mediterranean. The Zionist administration is, in every sense, a hotbed of sedition, a factory of discord, continuously producing unrest across a wide geography.

BREAKING: Turkish President Erdogan: Türkiye’s security begins not only in Hatay, but also in Aleppo, Damascus, and Beirut. We will not tolerate any fait accompli in our brotherly nations, nor will we turn a blind eye to aggression against them.

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Netanyahu’s warning to the cabinet: We may have to face Iran alone. During last night’s cabinet meeting, the Prime Minister said: “It is possible that we will reach a situation where we have to face Iran alone, without U.S. support, bearing all the costs involved - military supplies, armaments, and even global isolation. We do not want to get there, but we know that we can.”

IDF soldiers of the Givati Brigade operating north of the Litani River have eliminated over 40 Hezbollah terrorists and located multiple weapons storage facilities in Zawtar al-Gharbiyah and Zawtar al-Sharqiyah. Found inside civilian structures were Kalashnikov rifles, anti-tank missiles, launchers, magazines, grenades, communication devices, and drones. One facility, used by Hezbollah's Radwan Force, contained dozens of weapons alongside a baby crib and civilian infrastructure. These weapons were used to plan attacks against IDF soldiers, demonstrating Hezbollah's exploitation of the civilian population and infrastructure for terrorist activities in southern Lebanon.

Trump in a dramatic tweet: "Iran shot down our Apache - we will have to respond"

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir: The IDF maintained and continues to maintain alertness and immediate readiness to return to combat in Iran. All of our defense and attack systems were alert and ready. We intercepted the threats fired at us and attacked Iran quickly and forcefully. The attack we carried out in Iran was preparation for a much more significant and heavy blow. We are ready to return and deal another hard and deep blow to Iran.

Additional heartbreaking and shocking footage, emerging out of Gaza against all odds, suggests the reality on the ground might be far worse than mainstream media coverage lets on. Gaza, yesterday. (GAZAWOOD on X)

⚠️ graphic content ⚠️ The Silence of the media! WATCH: GRAPHIC FOOTAGE shows a Somali migrant attempting to BEHEAD somebody in North Belfast The attack was carried out with a Stanley blade and happened at around 10:30pm last night (Monday 8th June) on Kinnaird Avenue.

The United States has fully embraced Israel’s equation. Even the U.S. ambassador to Lebanon, Michel Issa, said this morning in Beirut: “If Hezbollah stops its attacks on Israel, Israel will not target the Dahieh district of Beirut.” The implication is clear: if Hezbollah does not stop - and so far it has not - the strikes will continue.

Suspicion of an assassination in Moscow: A car exploded while driving in Balashikha, a suburb that is home to many Russian military personnel and employees of the Ministry of Defense. The passenger was killed, but his identity has not yet been released.

Shortly after midnight, a drone launched at Israel by the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen was intercepted by air defenses over the southernmost city of Eilat.

A careful review of President Trump’s public statements over the past several months reveals an unprecedented pattern: on no fewer than 37 different occasions, he claimed that a deal with Iran was essentially complete and ready to be signed—what now appears to have been a messaging campaign largely disconnected from developments on the ground. Trump’s virtual diplomatic campaign began as early as March 23, less than a month after the war began. Speaking to reporters outside Air Force One, he claimed that major points of agreement had already been reached: “There are major points of agreement—I would say almost all the points of agreement.” The following day, the president began repeating a familiar theme: that Iran was desperate for a deal. On March 25, he said Iran wanted “to make a deal so badly,” and a day later, during a Cabinet meeting, he escalated the rhetoric, claiming that Iran was “begging to make a deal.” When asked aboard Air Force One on March 29 whether he expected an agreement within the coming week, he replied confidently: “I do see a deal with Iran, yes.” As time passed, Trump’s predictions became even more emphatic. On April 6, he said the parties had been “very close to a deal” before a minor delay. The next day, April 7, he announced on social media that negotiations were in a highly advanced stage: “We’re at a very advanced stage, but we need two weeks for the agreement to be completed and implemented. It’s a great honor to see this long-standing problem so close to being solved.” When those two weeks passed without an agreement, Trump continued making optimistic declarations. On April 15, he told CNN: “I think it’s close to being finished. I see it as very close to being finished. We’ll see what happens. I think they desperately want to make a deal.” On April 17, during three separate public appearances, he claimed that Iran had “agreed to everything” and that the deal would be signed “within a day or two.” On April 20, he posted on Truth Social: “Everything will happen relatively quickly!” On April 30, he again insisted that Iran was “dying to make a deal.” On May 18, when announcing a postponement of military strikes at the request of regional countries, Trump partially acknowledged that his earlier predictions had failed, but immediately qualified the admission: “There were times when we thought we were very close to a deal and it didn’t work out, but this time it’s a little different.” It wasn’t. On May 23, he again claimed that the agreement was “mostly negotiated and drafted, pending final approval.” More recently, in an interview with Axios, Trump blamed both Israel and Iran for undermining his efforts because of what he called a “side fight,” declaring: “We’re very close to a final deal with Iran. It’s going to be a good deal. I don’t want it to blow up because of what’s happening now.” The latest installment came last night during a conference call held on behalf of Senator Lindsey Graham, where Trump repeated the promise for the 37th time: “We’re negotiating right now. They want to make a very good deal. They’re willing to give us everything.” According to this analysis, Trump’s determination to sell the public on an agreement that has yet to materialize appears to stem from two primary motivations. First, he is attempting to prevent a sharp spike in global oil prices and major turbulence in financial markets, especially in light of Iran’s official threats to target regional energy infrastructure belonging to the United States and its allies. Second, Trump appears to believe that by repeatedly declaring in public that Iran is “desperate” and “ready to give us everything,” he can pressure the parties back to the negotiating table and, in effect, create a diplomatic reality through persistent messaging. (C14)

Hezbollah is getting destroyed near the city of Tyre, southern Lebanon.

IDF struck Hamas' Naval Police Headquarters in Khan Yunis, a facility used by its military wing to plan attacks. Operatives, including cell commander Ismail al-Lahham, were eliminated. This unit operates under the military wing, planning and executing attacks while exploiting civilian cover to rebuild capabilities in violation of the ceasefire. Additionally, the IDF dismantled three Hamas weapons storage sites in southern Gaza. After issuing advance warnings, the IDF targeted operatives attempting to move weapons by vehicle. Secondary explosions confirmed the presence of arms. Civilian harm was mitigated through advance warnings, precise munitions, and aerial surveillance.

A US Army AH-64 Apache attack helicopter has crashed near the coast of the Strait of Hormuz during a routine maritime patrol. US Central Command confirms that both crew members were successfully rescued from the water and remain in stable condition.

ICC chief prosecutor Karim Khan has been suspended pending a vote by member states after a probe found he committed serious misconduct.