People say I want to get it (the Iran war) over because of the midterms, not true.

The Strait of Hormuz was open [before the war], and now the Iranians have discovered that they can kind of use it as a nuclear weapon because it's 20% of global oil exports going through that strait.

Hopefully they'll find a solution, but it looks very difficult right now.

Secretary of the Navy John C. Phelan was fired.

This marks the 34th military officer that Secretary Hegseth has fired since taking over the agency.

U.S. forces have directed 31 vessels to turn around or return to port as part of the U.S. blockade against Iran.

Most vessels turned around have been oil tankers.

Not only did the guy who did it get "punished" but so did the guy who filmed it. Exposing what the IDF does to the rest of the world is the "real crime."

What you don't hear is any examination of why it happened in the first place. Why would an Israeli soldier want to do this? What does it reflect of the attitudes of the Israeli military and of Israel itself toward Christianity? That's never addressed.

All that matters is how the rest of the world perceives it and specifically American evangelical Christians, who were the last bulwark of support for Israel in the last country on the globe that supports Israel with money, which would be the United States.

So the problem from the Israeli perspective is not that it happened. The problem is that American evangelicals might find out about it.