BREAKING: Iran Navy BURNS; Mojtaba Named Heir; Qatar EXPELS Hamas Leaders | TBN Israel

Israel and the United States are intensifying attacks on Iran. The Israeli Air Force is bombing numerous targets across Iran, including naval bases, ballistic missile launch sites, rocket engine production plants, and Revolutionary Guards headquarters. The US is attacking cargo ships and port facilities, specifically in Bardabas and Jusk, aiming to paralyze the economic arteries of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps. This includes strikes on the Shihad Bhnar pier, impacting supply routes and the connection between sea and land military efforts.

Heavy bombings by the Israeli Air Force and the Iranian Navy is simply going up in flames. The United States is attacking cargo ships and port facilities. (0:08, 0:21) Israel and the United States are stepping up the pace in their attacks, moving to paralyze the economic arteries of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps in Iran. (3:02) Amongst the targets that were struck were long range ballistic missile launch sites, a rocket engine production plant, internal security headquarters, the regime's provincial cores headquarters, besiege bases and facilities used by the revolutionary guards. (20:22) Five large explosions were reported in the port complex of Jusks along with the evacuation of revolutionary guards personnel from the area and damage to ships and facilities at the Shihad Bhnar pier of Bandarabas. (24:28)

Mojtaba Khamenei, son of the eliminated Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, has been chosen as Iran's new Supreme Leader. This appointment is highly controversial, signaling the strengthening of the Revolutionary Guards at the top of the government and stirring internal turmoil. Mojtaba, described as a figure who operated in the shadows with deep ties to the Revolutionary Guards, lacks the supreme religious authority traditionally required for the role, and his dynastic succession contradicts the principles of the Islamic revolution. Citizens in Tehran express fear that he will 'take revenge on us, the Iranian people' if he cannot retaliate against the US.

After the elimination of Ali Kami, the appointment of his son Muchab as the supreme leader is steering internal turmoil. (0:46) Iran's assembly of experts chose Muchap, the son of the eliminated supreme leader, as his successor in the role. The choice comes in the midst of a war with Israel and the United States and marks the straightening of the revolutionary guards at the top of the government in Tehran. (4:47) If he cannot take revenge on the United States, he will take revenge on all of us. Citizens from Tehran said all of this. (51:06)

Qatar has informed the United States of its intention to expel the Hamas leadership from its territory. This dramatic move comes after Hamas failed to condemn Iranian attacks on Qatari soil and other Gulf states. This decision significantly shrinks the map of safe havens for Hamas, as Lebanon and Syria face different realities, and Turkey may not be a viable alternative. This indicates a changing regional dynamic where even states that previously mediated with Tehran are drawing conclusions.

Qatar said to the Americans, 'We intend to expel the Hamas leadership from the country's soil.' (1:55) The reason Hamas's true faith was exposed because of Hamas's inability to condemn the Iranian attack on Qatari soil and the Gulf states. States that were once a possible refuge have now become closed to the Hamas leadership. (6:44) If that leadership is expelled, the map of Hamas safe havens will shrink dramatically as well. (44:11)

Initially, the United States carried out the majority of attacks in Iran during the 'Lion's Roar' operation. However, the trend has reversed in the 'next stage,' with Israel now striking nearly three times more targets than the US. In the first five days, the US struck 2,000 targets compared to Israel's 600. Since then, Israel has attacked approximately 2,800 targets compared to 1,000 American ones. This shift is attributed to the US concerns about munition stockpiles and the limits of a prolonged air campaign, while Israel perceives a critical 'window of time' to dismantle the Iranian regime's value chain.

In the first days of the operation lion's roar, most of the attacks in Iran were carried out by the United States military. But with the move to the next stage, the IDF is striking much more. (7:10) In the first 5 days of the war, the United States struck about 2,000 targets compared to about 600 Israeli strikes. But with the transition to what is defined as the next stage, the trend reversed. Since then, Islad has attacked nearly three times more with about 2,800 targets compared to about 1,000 American ones during that time period. (22:09)

The host and guest, Rabbi Jonathan Cahn, frame the ongoing conflict as a spiritual war with deep biblical roots. They highlight Israel's central role in world events as prophesied in the last days and connect Iran (biblical Persia) to prophecies of conflict against Israel (Ezekiel 38). The timing of current events, including the elimination of the former Supreme Leader and his son's succession, is linked to the Jewish holiday of Purim, which centers on an evil Persian leader seeking to destroy Jews. This perspective emphasizes God's faithfulness to Israel and the spiritual nature of anti-Semitism.

It seems like the Bible is repeating itself. I mean last time it was Purim, it was thousands of years ago and there was this evil Persian leader that wanted to destroy the Jewish people of Israel and it's like happening once more again. (29:48) The Bible says in the last days, Israel will be back and the world will focus on it. (30:31) The Bible also says that in the last days you will have Iran or Persia will be in the center of conflict. Persia in Ezekiel 38 the Hebrew is Paras and that is Persia and that is Iran. (30:46) This is a spiritual war because Israel does not have any natural resources... and yet everybody wants to destroy us. (37:12)