Trump’s latest move, to extend the ceasefire indefinitely, while maintaining the US blockade of Iran, brings us to a very interesting strategic place.

The closing of the Hormuz strait is affecting countries who rely on oil that is shipped through the strait. The US, however, has enough of its own oil, so that although prices might rise, there would likely be minimal shortage for Americans.

Iran, on the other hand, is being severely affected by the blockade. A major source of revenue has been largely cut off, critical supplies cannot enter the country, and the oil wells might soon be severely damaged (because when there are no ships to take the oil, the oil rigs will need to be shut down, which will damage the oil wells).

Thus, even if Trump doesn’t bomb Iran, his blockade is putting more pressure on Iran, than Iran is putting on the US.

The Iranian regime is fracturing. Hardliners want to fight, while the more pragmatic  Iranian diplomats realize that the clock is ticking against them. The longer the blockade goes on, the more chance of the regime falling.

The world is watching, wondering what will happen.

It looks like the Iranian regime’s days are numbered.

In a spectacular miraculous manner, Israel has defeated and continues to defeat barbaric enemies.

Israel is winning. The US is fighting on its side — a remarkable historic development.

Trump might renew the bombing, or he might decide to keep things as they are, blockading and suffocating the regime.

Either way, the world is moving closer to freedom from Iran’s cruel grip.

This a war like no other. Moving quickly to an era of world peace, when tyranny is silenced and eliminated forever.

The world will soon be a much safer place. Redemption with Moshiach seems imminent.

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