BREAKING: Ceasefire SHAKES; Trump Warns Iran; IDF Destroys 100 Hezbollah Targets | TBN Israel

The hosts assert that the ceasefire is not an Iranian victory but a forced retreat by a regime severely damaged militarily, economically, and politically. They claim the US and Israel eliminated the Supreme Leader, destroyed ballistic missile infrastructure, and forced a regime that projected immunity to agree to a Pakistan-mediated ceasefire.

Within 40 days of fighting, the United States and Israel eliminated the Supreme Leader Ayatah Ali Hami, destroyed the ballistic missile infrastructure and forced the regime that projected immunity for decades to agree to a ceasefire that is mediated by Pakistan. The ceasefire between the United States and Iran is not a victory for the Iranian regime, but a forced retreat by a weakened regime that has been hit hard militarily intelligence- wise and also economically and don't forget the political size and also was forced to stop in order to not collapse.

President Trump explicitly stated Lebanon is not part of the ceasefire agreement with Iran, giving Israel a 'green light' to continue operations against Hezbollah. Immediately after the ceasefire took effect, the IDF launched 'Operation Eternal Darkness,' striking over 100 Hezbollah targets in 10 minutes, followed by more than 20 additional strikes and the encirclement of Binbell.

President Trump stated explicitly that Lebanon is not part of the ceasefire that he signed with Iran... About 11 hours after the ceasefire with Iran took effect, the IDF launched an operation against simultaneously struck many headquarters, infrastructures, and command and control sites. The Israeli chief of staff said, 'We will continue without stopping.' The Israeli defense minister added, 'This is the largest concentrated blow against since the pager operation.'

Despite the ceasefire agreement, the Strait of Hormuz remains largely closed to shipping. Iran is imposing coordination requirements and publishing 'alternative shipping routes' with warnings about naval mines, while Britain insists on freedom of navigation without fees. The hosts frame control of the Strait as central to global energy prices and pressure.

The straight of Hummus was not part of the negotiation. It was clear that the Straight of Hummus should be immediately open. But lo and behold, today if you look at ships traveling through the straight of Hummus, you wouldn't be surprised to find that very few ships are traveling through the straight of Hummus... The Iranians say yes technically the straight of is open but we request that anyone traveling through will coordinate with the Iranian navy. Britain made clear that freedom of navigation cannot become a product of sale and that any attempt to impose passage and fees in the strait is unacceptable.

The podcast claims a 'fake news campaign' is underway, with Donald Trump accusing CNN and The New York Times of spreading Iranian propaganda and false 10-point plans regarding negotiations. The hosts argue that the Iranian regime intentionally leaks false documents to sabotage negotiations and weaken Trump, while some American media outlets are 'overjoyed' to play along with anti-Trump/anti-Israel narratives.

Donald Trump is accusing CNN and the New York Times of fake news and of spreading Iranian propaganda... Donald Trump published this morning on his truth social account that the filing of the New York Times and their fake news that you can see on CNN as well. Each of them reported on a completely fake 10-point plan regarding the negotiations with Iran. This was intended to smear the people involved in peace process. All 10 points were all invented and were all fraud. These reporters are bad losers. We made America great again. End quote by the president. We are not like them and we do not spread fake news.

Trump's administration has four central, non-negotiable conditions for any agreement: stopping uranium enrichment, ending the ballistic missile program, ceasing support for terror proxies, and transferring enriched uranium. Accepting these conditions is framed as Iran's 'surrender,' with a high likelihood of renewed war if refused.

Anyone who listened to Trump's speech knows that he intends to include four central conditions in any agreement that there will be. And in every agreement, the meaning is the same. The surrender of the Islamic Republic, what does the surrender mean? Stopping enrichment, stopping the ballistic missile program, ending support to terror proxies in the Middle East, and transferring the enriched uranium. If the Islamic Republic accepts these conditions, it is their surrender. If not, the likelihood of renewed war is very high.

According to Israeli and American briefings, Iran suffered severe damage, including the elimination of top leadership, destruction of 85% of air defensive capabilities, broad damage to missile production, near-total destruction of its navy (150+ vessels, 95% naval mines), and rendering its air force 'operationally irrelevant.'

The IDF spoke about a coordinated opening strike, 40 mm that were eliminating 40 people in 40 seconds and air superiority within roughly 24 hours. It described broad damage to the missile production chain, air defense systems, command and control systems, supporting industries, space assets, and intelligence and repression centers of the regime. At the same time, the White House spoke of more than 13,000 targets that were hit, more than 450 strikes on ballistic missile arrays, around 800 strikes on drone launch and storage units, and severe damage to Iran's ability to build and to store long range missiles and drones. And according to the American briefing, the Iranian Navy also suffered near total destruction. It was said that more than 150 vessels were destroyed, that more than 95% of the stockpile of naval mines was hit, and that the Iranian air force had become operationally irrelevant. On the Israeli side, they spoke of damage to roughly 85% of Iran's air defensive capabilities, about a first strike even in the KPNC, and about a deep disruption to the regime's ability to function as an orderly military system.

Assessments in Israel indicate that surviving civilian leadership figures (President Pazarian, Foreign Minister Abbasaraki, Parliament Speaker Khalibbah) appear more dominant than the Revolutionary Guards leadership after a wave of assassinations and blows, potentially leading to a desire to stabilize the system rather than escalate.

Assessments in Israel indicate a change at the top of the Iranian leadership. It seems that the revolutionary guards in Iran are far less dominant after the sequence of the eliminations. In Israel, officials assess that President Pazarian, foreign minister Abbasaraki, and especially Parliament Speaker Khalibbah are now the more dominant figures in the Iranian leadership... In one of the statements that were raised in Israel, it was said that the surviving civilian leadership figures like President Pazan, foreign minister Abasaraki, and especially Parliament Speaker Galibbah now appear more dominant than the revolutionary guards leadership after the wave of assassinations and blows that they suffered.

Trump attacked NATO for not joining the war against Iran and is reportedly considering punishing non-contributing countries by relocating American forces or closing bases in Europe, viewing the conflict as a test of loyalty among partners.

Trump is considering withdrawing forces from NATO. That did not help in this war because they did not join against Iran. And administration sources told the Wall Street Journal that the possibility of closing an American base in one of those countries is also being considered as part of a plan to punish NATO. Trump even hinted to a threat against NATO in a truth post. They were not there when we needed them. Remember that. Remember Greenland.