Trey yinks joins us now from Tel Aviv, of course, his book, is still available Black Saturday. And Trey, welcome back. I appreciate you joining me on your day off. Absolutely. Thanks for having me. Prime Minister Netanyahu's going to be coming to town next week to salute Lindsey Graham, who's done such a great job on our foreign policy through various administrations over the years. It makes sense, especially a big supporter of Israel. I understand after talking to General Jack Keen, if there's going to be a massive

upgrade in our attack on Iran, the IDF will play a role. I was wondering what your sources say.

Yeah, absolutely. I've been talking with a number of Israeli sources over the past several

days to get an understanding of how Israel is preparing both offensively and defensively for the possibility that this kicks off on a much larger level.

And on the offensive front, the Israelis are waiting to go. They have basically been given orders that they will either attack Iran if Iran attacks first

or if President Trump orders the Israelis to get involved.

And we remember the outcome at the first round of strikes during Operation Epic Fury when

40 leaders were taken out in a matter of minutes in Tehran.

And that was a result of the joint effort from the U.S. and Israeli fighter

jets over the skies of Tehran and other areas. Defensively, the Israelis are also starting to

prepare. They are starting to tell the population, there are no changes in the Homefront

Command guidelines, but they have started to open public bomb shelters in a number of cities

across Israel. And this is an indication they are bracing for the

possibility of incoming Iranian missile fire. Defensively, they have a three-tiered system.

They have the Iron Dome. They have the system in the middle called David Sling. And then they have

the Arrow 2 and 3 system. They also have U.S. systems, the Patriot and Thad missile interceptors that would work

to shoot down the incoming Iranian fire. And so the assessment here in Israel is that they will

certainly play a role if this does expand in the days ahead, but they do have to be prepared for

the possibility that Iran will strike back. The Houthis have opened up the new front,

trying to shut down the Red Sea, two Saudi ships where's that at was the

latest you've heard from there yeah this week the huthies in Yemen one of Iran's largest

proxies attacked two Saudi-owned oil tankers and they have threatened to close the babalamandab

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