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Those who entered the stormy sea and were privileged to see it split marked out the historic path that continues from then until our own day. Slaves who feared their masters were required to shed the husks of mental enslavement. Their children, who crossed the sea, would become the generation that conquered Canaan in the end. And from them, to our own generations.
Public protests in Iran have been crushed and its society has been battered, but the cracks at the top of the regime are growing. Senior commanders are amassing wealth in the West, their children hold foreign citizenship, and a scenario of an internal plot, backed by Western powers, could make a large-scale war unnecessary.
Only the IDF can truly defang Hamas.
Senior Israeli and US officials deny any role in deadly blasts, while Iranian authorities expand civil defense preparations. Western sources says “The question of an attack is not whether, but when.”
Despite the overwhelming power and clear superiority of the US naval force, Iran has not been deterred from issuing threats against American vessels. Earlier this week, a billboard in the heart of Tehran depicted a destroyed US aircraft carrier, while official Iranian media outlets aired threatening videos throughout the week. The question is: how realistic is Iran’s ability actually strike an aircraft carrier?
