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IRAN WAR UPDATE: NETANYAHU WINS ISRAELI ELECTIONS, WAR COMING, YEMEN STRIKE SAUDI ARABIA

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The host argued that Netanyahu was likely to remain in power after Israeli election results gave his bloc 53 seats, compared with 48 for the opposing bloc and 19 for Arab parties. Since 61 seats are needed to form a government, the host said Netanyahu might secure support from a rival-party figure. If coalition talks failed, the host predicted that Netanyahu could remain in office through a prolonged process leading to another election.

The host presented this as part of a broader political strategy: allowing Netanyahu’s government to bear responsibility for regional conflicts before a successor government distances itself from its actions.

Predictions

The host predicted that war with Iran would resume and said an Israeli attack was highly likely, possibly after the US midterm elections. These were the host’s forecasts, not confirmed developments.

Yemen and the region

The host reported that Ansar Allah (the Houthis) had struck Aden airport with a ballistic missile, saying the group believed Saudi Arabia was moving weapons there. The host also reported Saudi airstrikes on Jabal Saqib amid Ansar Allah advances, and claimed that Houthi missiles had hit Aramco facilities at Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia’s largest oil refinery.

The host described the conflict among Saudi-backed and UAE-backed forces as politically complicated, given the shifting alignments of Yemen’s southern separatist movement.

The host also said Israel was bombing Gaza and reported that ships had been struck and destroyed in the Strait of Hormuz. In response to a question about Iran joining a “Mecca Pact,” the host dismissed the possibility under current conditions, arguing that Iran would not join a US-supported arrangement unless the regional balance of power changed substantially.

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The host said former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro had arrived in Miami after Lula’s election victory. The stream ended with promotion of upcoming joint broadcasts and a later program featuring Larry Johnson and another guest.

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  • Main host: Unnamed in the subtitles
  • Mahmoud Ordo: Collaborator on a separate interview mentioned by the host
  • Kevork / “Kavak”: Host of Syrian Analysis, scheduled for a joint broadcast
  • Larry Johnson: Mentioned as a guest on a later program
  • Another guest: Mentioned but not named

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