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Israel At War Day 614

Iran’s Religious Bomb

Trump – End The War

We see in a report from the Jerusalem Post that US President Donald Trump told Prime Minister Netanyahu he wants the war against Hamas to stop:

US President Donald Trump told Prime Minister Benjamin to end the war in Gaza and to remove the option of striking Iran, N12 reported on Tuesday.

The report notes that these comments were from a phone call between the two world leaders:

N12 attributed these quotes to the conversation that took place between Trump and Netanyahu on Monday.

Trump didn’t mince words when he told Netanyahu the war needs to end soon:

Trump told Netanyahu, "I want you to end the war," reportedly making it clear to Netanyahu that "it's not just the Witkoff deal that could be reached. Both. Finish it. The war is exhausting itself."

The US President seems to think that eliminating Hamas will help him work with others in the region:

Trump reportedly said, "ending the war will also help in negotiations with Iran and also the Saudis."

Trump somehow actually believes the Iranians will agree to a deal and give up their enriched uranium program including all uranium currently at weapons grade level now:

Regarding Iran, Trump said that he hadn't given up on negotiations, "The Iranians will give a bad response, but not something that closes the door," N12 noted.

He reiterated his logic for ending the war by saying this:

The American president reportedly said, "I believe I will be able to bring an agreement in the end, for now, we need to take the attack off the agenda."

Trump did confirm the conversation was a good one and that he still wants to be seen as a peacemaker for the Middle East:

Trump on Monday confirmed that he spoke to Netanyahu regarding Iran, adding that the call went well and that he is "trying to avoid death and destruction."

Then he actually complimented Iran’s team of delegates:

He also said that Tehran was a tough negotiator as talks continued for a nuclear deal. "We're doing a lot of work on Iran right now," Trump said at an economic event at the White House. "It's tough. ... They're great negotiators."

And then Trump said what we all know:

"They're just asking for things that you can't do. They don't want to give up what they have to give up," he added. "They seek enrichment. We can't have enrichment. We want just the opposite. And so far, they're not there."

And he should realize that Iran will never give up their nuclear weapons ambitions. Ever. The only way it will end is if it is destroyed.

Iran Is Ready To Go Nuclear

We learn from a recent report detailed in an article from The Times Of Israel that Iran already tested and covered up the tests they performed decades ago:

Iran conducted and covered up “a number” of implosion tests that are key to developing a nuclear weapon in 2003, an analysis of the International Atomic Energy Agency’s May 31 report on the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program reveals.

So while constantly saying their nuclear facilities are only for civilian use even in the current negotiations with the US, they are really aiming for weapons:

According to the Washington, DC-based Institute for Science and International Security think tank, which analysed and published key points from the IAEA report, the activities carried out by Iran were in preparation for a “cold test” in the development of a nuclear bomb, which involves the creation of “a fully assembled nuclear device with a surrogate core of natural or depleted uranium rather than weapons-grade uranium.”

According to the information Iran only needed to do this if they were eventually wanting a nuclear weapon:

Four tests were carried out in Marivan that “utilized ‘full-scale hemispherical implosion systems,’ involving the initiation of high explosives, with the generation of a spherically inward shock wave, and a resulting compression of a nuclear explosive core, minus the weapons-grade uranium and EDNS,” according to the institute, citing the IAEA report.

These tests point to wanting nuclear weapons:

Explosively driven neutron sources are devices that utilize high explosives to create a burst of neutrons, and are key for the building of nuclear weapons.

According to ISIS, the IAEA’s report reveals for the first time that activities at the four nuclear sites — Marivan, Lavisan-Shian, Varamin, and Turquz-Abad — are deeply connected with the issue of missing nuclear material.

Of course Iran denies that is why they performed the tests:

Iran, which is sworn to Israel’s destruction, has denied seeking to build a nuclear weapon while enriching uranium to levels that have no use for civilian purposes.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, Iran is stalling by saying they are open to a deal on their nuclear program. And some see this just as a political desire, but Iran also believes they need the bomb for religious purposes.

A Divine Tool

We read in an article from World Israel News that Iran believes nuclear weapons are needed for the last days theology:

The West still fails to grasp this regime’s worldview. It is not just authoritarian, it is theological. It sees the world in binary terms: believers and infidels, Shiites and non-Shiites.

The religious angle is somewhat known, but it is the theological reasons that most don’t realize or just ignore and that goes for political leaders:

It also believes that history is heading toward a final confrontation, in which Iran will be prepared militarily and spiritually to lead. That is why the Iranian nuclear program is not negotiable. It is holy, sacred.

Their military knows it:

Iran’s private militia, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), embodies the most radical interpretation of the Quran. For example, Surah al-Anfal, verse 8:60, which commands Muslims:

“And prepare against them whatever you are able of power and of steeds of war by which you may terrify the enemy of Allah and your enemy and others besides them whom you do not know [but] whom Allah knows. And whatever you spend in the cause of Allah will be fully repaid to you, and you will not be wronged.” (Sahih International Translation)

The IRGC also sees the nuclear program are an essential need not just a desire for military superiority:

This verse is used by the IRGC not just as a call for defense, but as a religious endorsement of nuclear armament. In this view, nuclear weapons are not only permitted but also necessary.

They are both a shield against the regime’s many enemies and a divine tool for the end-times struggle they believe is coming.

And it is ok to flat out lie to be deceptive:

Iran’s leadership sees deception not as dishonorable, but as strategic. The Islamic doctrine of taqiyya, or religiously sanctioned deception, allows lying to infidels in the name of survival or victory.

So about those talks with the US? Well Trump may see them as a way to avoid conflict, but Iran isn’t even on the same page:

Here is the bitter truth: A new deal with Iran might look like a solution. In reality, a deal will only give Iran more time and more cover to evade whatever it agrees to. The regime will invent distractions to advance its program underground. Another war. Another proxy. Another crisis.

My message to Trump? Let Israel destroy the Iranian nuclear program, something they are preparing to do as I speak:

Iran’s nuclear program must be completely and permanently dismantled. Even if ideology were not part of the equation, Iran’s corruption, mismanagement and incompetence would still make it unfit to operate any nuclear facility. Senior officials are appointed through favoritism, cronyism or family ties. Industry is collapsing. Accountability is nonexistent.

Nobody wants to see a Chernobyl-like nuclear disaster caused by Iranian incompetence or something even worse, caused by ideological intent.

Some want regime change, but these religious teachings will influence the next regime, too:

Iran’s regime cannot be reformed. Most especially, it cannot be trusted. It will never voluntarily give up its nuclear ambitions. Those ambitions are not just political. They are theological.

The article ends saying exactly what I see as the worst case scenario:

The day we wake up to hear that Iran is about to use its nuclear bomb will be the day the world changes forever.

I must add that the Bible does address all of this and it predicts that Israel will strike Iran’s nuclear facilities. And sooner than we may realize.