Trump thought Iran would join the Abraham Accords ????

In an interview with Fox News, President Donald Trump confirmed that “some really great countries” want to join the Abraham Accords, and that at one point he thought even Iran would join.

He also revealed the precision required to strike Iran’s nuclear sites, confirming that Fordow nuclear site was completely destroyed.

Signs of the Times

Saudi king rewards 1,000 Palestinian terrorists’ relatives ‎with free Mecca pilgrimage

This gesture constitutes a sign of “loyalty” to the terrorists and a commitment to “constant sponsorship and honoring” vis-a-vis their families.

There has long been speculation about Saudi Arabia normalizing its relations with Israel, as part of US President Donald Trump’s “Abraham Accords.”

However, a new reward by the Saudi king to “honor” Palestinian terrorists’ families shows that the Saudi leadership does not reject Palestinian terror, nor those terrorists who murdered Israeli civilians.

PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas himself “thanked Saudi Arabia and its leadership for the generous grant they provided this year to 1,000 Palestinian pilgrims from among the families of the Martyrs, the prisoners, and the wounded.” [Official PA TV News, June 9, 2025].

The relatives of “Martyrs, prisoners, and wounded” – meaning dead, imprisoned, and wounded terrorists – were flown to Mecca for the Hajj pilgrimage by Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud.

Gog and Magog Update

Iran (Magog) holds state funeral for commanders and scientists killed in war with Israel

State TV said the funeral, dubbed the “procession of the Martyrs of Power,” was held for a total of 60 people killed in the war, including four women and four children.

Large crowds of mourners dressed in black lined streets in Iran’s capital Tehran as the country held a funeral on Saturday for top military commanders, nuclear scientists and some of the civilians killed during this month’s aerial war with Israel.

At least 16 scientists and 10 senior commanders were among those mourned at the funeral, according to state media, including armed forces chief Major General Mohammad Bagheri, Revolutionary Guards commander General Hossein Salami, and Guards Aerospace Force chief General Amir Ali Hajizadeh.

Their coffins were driven into Tehran’s Azadi Square adorned with their photos and national flags, as crowds waved flags and some reached out to touch the caskets and throw rose petals onto them. State-run Press TV showed an image of ballistic missiles on display.