BREAKING: Iran Faces DEAL Deadline; U.S. Hardens Hormuz Blockade; China Watches

TBN Israel’s Yair Pinto and Mati Shoshani reports on the Israel-Iran and regional war. President Trump says Iran now has two options: accept what was agreed to and bring Operation Epic Fury to an end, or face renewed strikes at a much higher level and intensity. Iran’s parliament speaker mocked the U.S. operation, while Israeli officials are raising concerns that the emerging agreement may not stop Iran from returning to war. The U.S. naval blockade on Iran continues, putting heavy pressure on Iranian oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz. According to the report, Iran’s oil is piling up in land storage and tankers, forcing Tehran toward a dangerous economic breaking point if exports do not resume soon. Iran is expected to respond to the American proposal to end the war, while reports suggest both sides are moving toward a possible agreement. At the same time, major questions remain: will the deal stop the nuclear program, the ballistic missile threat, and Iran’s terror proxies, or will it become a lifeline for the ayatollahs? The economic crisis and American pressure are deepening the split inside Iran’s leadership. The regime appears divided between the political echelon and the Revolutionary Guards, with different power centers pulling in different directions as Tehran weighs a deal or renewed confrontation. Yair and Mati also examine China’s role in the crisis. The report raises the question of whether Beijing could pressure Iran more forcefully, or whether China benefits from watching the United States struggle to reach a clear outcome.

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