BREAKING: Iran Faces War Scenario—U.S. Surge Continues; Geneva Talks Begin Under Fire | TBN Israel

The US is implementing a strategy combining rapid military buildup and economic pressure with a strict diplomatic deadline. This involves deploying major assets like the Gerald Ford aircraft carrier and advanced missile defense systems to the region, creating a credible threat of surgical strikes against Iranian regime and security targets, rather than a full-scale invasion, to force Iran to negotiate on US terms.

The aircraft carrier Gerald Ford has been ordered to this region and will be here in 4 weeks or less. (01:28), The plan taking shape appears to include the decapitation of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps and the regime's apparatus, but not the physical invasion or occupation of Iranian soil. (01:57), The emerging solution is a model of bargaining under fire. A surgical strike against the regime targets that is intended to force the Ayatollah regime to return to negotiating. (02:25), Trump is saying plainly, there's a month to reach understandings and if not, we move to the second stage and that stage will be very hard for Iran. (16:38)

Israel supports maximum pressure on Iran but maintains skepticism about Iran honoring any agreement and insists that any deal must address ballistic missiles and regional proxies, not just the nuclear program, viewing these as existential threats.

Netanyahu warned Trump, 'Even if you sign a deal with Iran, they will not honor it.' (02:43), From Jerusalem's perspective, the missile threat is a strategic and existential, no less than the nuclear issue. (08:58), Israel wants the deal to cover more than the nuclear file. From Jerusalem's perspective, it must include ballistic missiles and Iran's regional proxies because that's where the direct threat to Israel sits. (20:21)

Despite ceasefire outlines, Hamas continues to violate agreements, use force from cleared areas, and actively resists disarmament by demanding integration of its operatives into any new technocratic government, complicating post-conflict stability.

Hamas operatives are moving out of the Nessa hospital in Kanunes and are violating the ceasefire agreement. They are armed, some of them masks, and they are operating in different parts of the hospital, threatening to carry out arrests of patients and transfer weapons. (04:35), Hamas demands to integrate its people into the new government, especially those who belong to its police apparatus. (26:45), The technocrats committee opposes this and Israel and the United States also reject this demand. (27:12)

Hezbollah is attempting to rebuild its terrorist infrastructure in southern Lebanon, including weapon depots and tunnels, prompting continuous Israeli Air Force strikes and a policy of 'zero containment' to prevent any re-establishment of threats to Israeli residents.

Over the weekend, the IDF destroyed weapons depots and launchers in southern Lebanon after attempts to rehabilitate the terrorist infrastructures that were identified, which constitute a violation of the agreement and a risk of the residents of the state of Israel. (05:18), Hisbala is much weaker than what it was before the ceasefire. But they are trying to get back to work. (31:36), The Radwan forces, which was an elite unit planned for an invasion of Israel, underwent a professional conversion to defense. What remains of it was pushed north to the Lebanon Syria border area near Beirut. (34:12)