BREAKING: IRGC Launch Missiles On Israel - IRAN WAR RETURNS - LIVE Coverage

The IRGC launched ballistic missiles at Israel in retaliation for Israeli strikes in Beirut, but their primary motivation is to force the US and Israel into an all-out war. This is a desperate attempt to break the ongoing 'suffocation strategy' implemented by the US military, which involves a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, leading to severe economic and internal pressure on the Iranian regime.

The host states, 'The IRGC have been trying their best to ruin the the US military's strategy which has been to basically just keep the blockade of Hormuz and slowly suffocate the regime in Iran. So they they IRGC been trying to drag everybody back to an all-out war.' and 'This is exactly what the IRGC wants. The IRGC want an all-out war because it creates unity for them in in terms of their infighting, but also it creates urgency to change the American strategy so that they no longer have the upper hand.'

Despite multiple waves of ballistic missile launches from Iran, Israel's air defense systems successfully intercepted nearly all incoming projectiles. Only one missile was confirmed to have had an impact in northern Israel, causing a fire in an open area, indicating minimal damage and a lack of strategic success for the Iranian attack.

The host reports, 'All missiles were intercepted.' at 00:01:34, and later, 'At this point, every single ballistic missile has been successfully intercepted by Israel. So, not much has been actually achieved by the regime in Iran.' at 00:11:10. He later confirms, 'one missile has now been has now hit Israel, northern Israel' at 00:12:51, which led to 'a fire situation in northern Israel due to one of the ballistic missiles from Iran. I think it's probably just hit an open area' at 00:22:06.

The US and Israel face a critical decision: whether to retaliate directly against Iran, which would fulfill the IRGC's goal of escalating to all-out war, or to maintain their current 'suffocation strategy' through the Strait of Hormuz blockade. Direct retaliation risks derailing the long-term plan to weaken the regime from within, while no response could be perceived as weakness.

The host explains, 'this is basically they're trying their best to change a force President Trump to change his strategy by rushing into an all-out war in response. But we we have to see if the Americans and the Israelis are going to take the bait or if they're just going to stay patient.' and 'If anybody is smarter than Al-Zamir and the IDF and the US military generals, then of course raise your hands, apply for the job, and then you can have a better plan to defeat the regime using air strikes.'

The host observes that the IRGC's public support and rally attendance have significantly dwindled over the years. Despite the missile launches, their celebratory rallies in Tehran were small and 'embarrassing,' reflecting a decline in popular support compared to previous decades.

The host notes, 'The IRGC rallies are also getting smaller and smaller, which is a little bit embarrassing. Obviously, a couple of decades ago... you would have like a million people out, 2 million people out. But, over the years, it got smaller and smaller... these days at their rallies, they're only be able to get a few thousand people out, which is a slightly embarrassing.'