Rabbi Jacob Herzog | X
The Egyptian Army for Rent, and It’s Present Here in Places You Wouldn’t Expect.
Special Intelligence Information from the Rabbi of the Arabian Island.
* Egyptian forces have entered Lebanon as part of an agreement stipulating that the contact points near southern Lebanon and the Israeli borders will be manned by Egyptian soldiers, not Lebanese soldiers, as part of the ceasefire. This means the Egyptian Army will protect Israel’s borders instead of the Lebanese Army, which we don’t trust because it contains Hezbollah elements.
* The Egyptian Army has also been rented out in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Bahrain, and the amount isn’t large—just 1000 dollars per day; the Egyptian soldier doesn’t get anything from it.
* The Egyptian Army requested to enter Gaza and eliminate Hamas in exchange for forty billion dollars from the Gulf, but we refused. We will annihilate Hamas with our own forces, and we trust no one but ourselves on this matter, and we don’t want Arab forces on the land of Israel, and Gaza is the land of Israel.
While eyes are fixed on the noisy fronts, in recent years a no less dangerous Turkish proxy maneuver has been unfolding in the heart of Jerusalem, operating with a completely low signature. Through funding associations, renovating properties in the Old City, acquiring real estate, and channeling funds, the Turks are building themselves a quiet sovereign foothold within East Jerusalem. For the average Western commentator, this appears to be legitimate cultural or humanitarian activity. But in cold Middle Eastern terms, this is a direct challenge to Israeli sovereignty. The strategic risk here is not merely military invasion, but the gradual loss of grip on the terrain and the creation of an internal fomentation hub in the capital.
Our professional duty is to stop assessing reality solely by the intensity of the noise in the headlines, and to start assessing it also by low-signature focal points and seeing through the smoke screens.
The Truth Without Distortion from the Rabbi of the Arabian Island
* In the negotiations between America and Iran, Iran offered to join the Abraham Accords in exchange for facilitations and guarantees mediated by the UAE.
* Yes, folks of the resistance and rejectionist crowd, Iran itself is ready to join the Abraham Accords in exchange for preserving itself, and everything it was saying was just a joke at your expense.
* The Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa is threatened with an assassination attempt from those around him, and Turkey itself is ready to assassinate you, Mr. President al-Sharaa, because you negotiated in secret peace talks with Israel. But be patient a little, protect yourself and don’t fear, and soon a change will occur on your border in one of the Arab countries that will change everything for you, enabling you to sign the peace agreement, and neither the extremists nor Erdogan will be able to assassinate you.
* The Turkish President Erdogan is in for a coup option or attempt within the next 12 months. The circles revolve around the aggressor.
* No matter how big Hezbollah grows, it will end up handing over its weapons to the Lebanese army or vanishing from existence, and they know that, but Iran matters to them more than surrender. You’re free: in your homes without weapons, or in your graves without weapons either.
* Don’t for a moment think Jordan is stable. Jordan has a very, very, very big date coming up—enjoy the show. And by the way, if not for Israel’s efforts, this date would have come two years ago, right after Bashar al-Assad’s fall. And now we are not protecting a king who neither respects kindness nor values neighborly ties. Tehran
The New from Rabbi of the Arabian Island
* The truce between America and Iran will continue, but intermittently—we’ll return, then strike, then they’ll strike—and the Iranian strikes will target the Gulf states.
* The only Gulf state that truly resisted Iran was the UAE, while the rest were talking to Iran in secret and cursing it in public.
* I see no future for Bahrain, nor for Kuwait, nor for Qatar. These countries will fit the proverb: gone down the drain.
* There will be a Gulf exodus. At least 1,000,000 Gulf nationals will emigrate to other countries because of the war. This is coming and will begin within months, because the situation is extremely bad and will get worse when the real war starts or this intermittent truce drags on at the Gulf’s expense.
* Prince Turki Al-Faisal, the former head of Saudi intelligence, is facing health problems. Oh His Highness the Amir, personally, I had hoped that you and I could be friends, but God guides whom He wills.
* There are plans for two operations in Judea and Samaria against Israeli citizens, and I warn everyone behind this—you know who you are. This time we’ve gone after your families in Amman, Jordan, and in Syria, and you know who you are.
* I don’t rule out a new earthquake in Turkey or Iran—God knows best—but the earth is shifting geographically and politically, and the knowledge is with God.
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