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Hello, good evening. Welcome. This is Navaralive. I'm Aaron Bustani, and I have the pleasure tonight of being joined by Kieran. Andrea. Kieran, how are we?

Aaron, I'm very well, well, under the circumstances, I'm doing pretty well. It's, I think, been three weeks, four weeks since we last did this together. It feels like it's been decades with the amount of stuff that's happened. So,

let's see if we can make sense of some of it tonight. It really does, isn't it? Just before

we went live on air, some really extraordinary stuff is unfolding in West Asia, Iran. We'll talk

about all of that, of course. Coming up tonight, I'm joined by Trita Parcy to discuss the latest in the Iran-Israel

conflict. At least 70 more Palestinians have been massacred while waiting for food, of all

things. We look into Baroness Louise Casey's report into group-based sexual exploitation,

and there appears to be a split forming within the MAGA coalition. Is Donald Trump really facing a big set of

problems? We'll talk about that. Really fascinating stuff. A first story. Israel's war on Iran

has entered its fifth day, with Israel saying it has struck Iran's nuclear sites in the west of the country. In return, Iran has

said it has struck a center of the Mossad, Israel's spy agency in Tel Aviv, that left the building

in flames. But the real question now is where the U.S. stands on this escalating war.

Will the country's president, Donald Trump, provide Israel with the military support it needs to

carry out its plan to topple the Islamic Republic.

For speaking on Air Force One overnight, Trump said this about his goals for the region.

Remember, Iran cannot have a military weapon. It's very simple.

We don't have to go too deep into it. They just can't have a nuclear weapon.

What are you looking for here?

An end.

A real end, not a ceasefire.

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