BREAKING: Iran URANIUM Vanishes? Trump Says NUKES Are Over; Hezbollah Recruits | TBN Israel

TBN Israel’s Yair Pinto reports on the Israel-Iran and regional war. Did the Revolutionary Guards make Iran’s most dangerous nuclear material disappear? As Trump declares that Iran will never have a nuclear weapon, Tehran is threatening that no nuclear inspector will enter the country. Yair Pinto and Mati Shoshani break down the growing fear around Iran’s enriched uranium, the return of IAEA inspectors, and the 60-day clock now hanging over the regime. Iran is now recruiting young Iranians into the Hezbollah terrorist organization after the heavy blows Hezbollah suffered from IDF forces. Tehran is trying to rebuild its proxy in Lebanon while Israel refuses to withdraw from southern Lebanon and continues to insist on its basic security demands. The Revolutionary Guards are once again threatening to close the Strait of Hormuz and build a protection-money collection mechanism for ships passing through the strait. At the same time, the United States says Iran has committed not to collect passage fees — and Washington declares that Tehran no longer has the ability to block the strait. The commander of U.S. Central Command is expected to meet in Israel with the IDF Chief of Staff and Defense Minister Israel Katz, as Washington and Jerusalem coordinate around Iran, Hezbollah, and the future of Lebanon. Behind the scenes, the Gulf states fear an Iranian trap and are opening parallel tracks with Tehran, even as the White House insists everything is under control. Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended temporary sanctions relief for Iran, saying negotiations require “give and take.” But he also warned that if Tehran fails to meet its commitments, President Trump still has many options on the table. Trump is giving Iran breathing room — but also making clear that the clock can quickly turn into an American threat. The report also examines the rise of extremist Islamist networks inside the United States — not Muslims as a whole, but radical movements using political pressure, public campaigns, and antisemitic narratives to fight Western foreign policy from within. Yair and Mati also examine why Turkey was considered a possible player alongside Iran, why the Gulf states are nervous, and how the negotiations with Iran could reshape Lebanon, Hezbollah, the Strait of Hormuz, and the entire Middle East. Spread the truth—like, share, and subscribe so you never miss an episode. Our sponsor for today's video, The Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry, is raising contributions to provide essential aid and offer training and specialized gear for volunteers and medical responders. Every donation you make goes directly toward saving lives here in Israel. So please visit their page at https://israelurgent.org Please join us in praying for the peace of Israel and Jerusalem. TBN Israel is creating cutting-edge content that tells the continuing, multi-faceted narrative of Israel. And it all happens through partners like you. Your financial support enables TBN Israel to produce engaging, one-of-a-kind programming that educates viewers around the world about this land and people so loved by God. Donate today: https://www.tbn.org/standwithisrael This video was brought to you by TBN Networks®. Get weekly summaries of the top news from Israel and the Middle East delivered to your inbox: https://tbnisrael.com/newsletter-signup WATCH full episodes of Insights: Israel & The Middle East for free on TBN+: https://www.tbnplus.com/c/s/8Bg6gKhf SUBSCRIBE: / @tbnisrael FOLLOW US: TBN Israel Instagram: / tbnisrael TBN Israel Facebook: / tbnisrael #israel #iran #hamas #gaza #hezbollah #lebanon #straitofhormuz #israeliranwar #iranwar #usiranwar #middleeastwar #israelwar #israelnews #tbnisrael