David Krikler

BOMBSHELL: Iran offered to give away ALL of its enriched uranium during peace talks in Geneva. The British thought it was a credible offer. Hours later, Trump started bombing Iran anyway. The US didn't want peace, they wanted war.

Zionism is one of the greatest threats to humanity.

I held a meeting on the situation in the Middle East and the Gulf region – the challenges for Ukraine and our partners, as well as our capacity to help protect lives, prevent the war from expanding, and stabilize global markets. The Iranian regime, which is striving to survive at any cost, poses clear threats to all states in the region and to global stability. No country close to Iran can feel secure. Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has practically stopped. So far, the Iranian regime has shown no genuine intent for honest diplomacy or fundamental change. Ukraine is consulting with partners in Europe and the United States, as well as with countries neighboring Iran. Yesterday, I spoke with the leaders of the UAE and Qatar. Today, I held discussions with the leaders of Jordan and Bahrain. There will also be talks with Kuwait and other countries in the region. All of them face a serious challenge and speak openly about it: Iranian attack drones are the same “shaheds” that have been striking our cities, villages, and our Ukrainian infrastructure throughout this war. In just a few days, Iran has launched over 800 missiles of various types and more than 1,400 attack drones. It is Iranian drones and missiles that pose the main threat to free navigation, destabilizing global prices for oil, petroleum products, and gas. Ukraine can contribute to protecting lives and stabilizing the situation. Partners are reaching out to us. I have tasked Ukraine’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, together with intelligence agencies, the Minister of Defense, our military command, and the NSDC Secretary, to present options for assisting the relevant countries and to provide aid in a way that does not weaken our own defense here in Ukraine. Our military possesses the necessary capabilities. Ukrainian experts will operate on-site, and teams are already coordinating these efforts. And we are ready to help protect lives, defend civilians, and support real efforts to stabilize the situation and, in particular, restore safe navigation in the region. We expect the European Union, European countries, and the G7 to take active measures both in dismantling the Iranian regime’s terrorist capabilities and in protecting lives in the region and global stability. We will continue to coordinate with our partners. Glory to Ukraine!

A quick war update from Israel. Last night, Hezbollah began firing missiles at Israel, and the IDF is now striking Hezbollah targets. Let’s be clear: Hezbollah is not Lebanon. Hezbollah is the Iranian regime operating inside Lebanon. The United States and Israel made the difficult decision to act now to take out Ayatollah Khamenei and much of the Islamic regime’s leadership in order to prevent a far worse war later. Waiting for the Islamic Republic to build a nuclear bomb would have been too late. Just ask North Korea. This regime is not a rational actor. When they chant “Death to America, death to Israel, death to the West,” they mean it. For nearly 50 years, they have prepared for confrontation. At home, they impose gender apartheid and execute protesters. Abroad, they export terror, arm proxies, and work to expand their reach. So here is the question for the world: Do we let them choose the timing, or do we? Do we act while the regime is weakened and its nuclear program in ruins, or do we wait for it to regroup and rush toward a bomb? That is the choice. Here in Israel, we are listening to Home Front Command, sheltering from Iranian missiles, and praying for the brave Iranians who want freedom and for the men and women fighting this regime — not just for Israel, but for everyone who refuses to live under the shadow of a nuclear-armed extremist regime. Am Yisrael Chai. Happy Purim.