Iranians Desperate For Intervention | Jerusalem Dateline - February 10, 2026

Описание: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu heads to Washington for high-stakes talks with President Trump as the threat of a U.S. or Israeli strike on Iran looms. Inside Iran, an Iranian church leader and eyewitnesses describe mass killings, secret executions, and a desperate population calling for international intervention. The episode also examines growing unrest in northeast Syria as government forces move into Kurdish-held areas, raising fears of renewed violence and the possible release of ISIS detainees — while Israel marks Tu B’Shvat with a reminder of God’s faithfulness and renewal.

1:02 Uncertainty in the Middle East
2:29 Christians and Protesters Targeted by the Regime and Plead for International Intervention
4:35 Netanyahu Heads to Washington, Strike on Iran Possible
6:03 Iranian's from the Inside ‪@heart4iranministries‬
9:05 EXCLUSIVE Iranian Christian from the Underground Church Speaks to Joshua Swanson ‪@RobbyDawkins‬
13:21 Songs for the Underground Iranian Church
16:24 Government Transition in North East Syria ‪@hotzonepodcast‬
20:11 ‪@cbnisrael‬ Helping People in Need with Your Support


Israel’s leadership accelerates diplomatic engagement with Washington as Prime Minister Netanyahu moves up his meeting with President Trump, underscoring the urgency of stopping Iran’s nuclear ambitions. Israeli officials warn that any agreement must address Iran’s ballistic missile program and support for regional terror proxies, stressing that Israel may act independently if diplomacy fails.

Negotiations between the U.S. and Iran end without resolution, as Tehran insists on continuing uranium enrichment and missile production despite growing military pressure. Iranian officials dismiss reports of atrocities, blaming protesters for unrest while minimizing casualties — claims sharply disputed by insiders who say the death toll is far higher than acknowledged.

An Iranian church leader who recently fled the country delivers harrowing testimony of mass arrests, torture, and executions carried out in secrecy. Eyewitness accounts describe entire families being killed, executions inside hospitals and homes, and security forces targeting unarmed civilians — evidence that points to crimes against humanity.

Inside Iran, fear and mourning have replaced public protest, as families grieve and survivors wait for outside intervention. Christian leaders and humanitarian voices warn that silence from the international community only strengthens the regime, urging prayer, advocacy, and action on behalf of those facing imminent execution.

The program then turns to northeast Syria, where Syrian government forces begin asserting control over Kurdish-held areas following the fall of ISIS. Kurds express deep skepticism, citing extremist symbolism among incoming troops and past atrocities committed by allied forces. Demonstrations erupt in Qamishli as residents demand unity and protection.

Adding to regional instability, thousands of ISIS family members remain detained in camps under uncertain authority. With the Syrian government consolidating power, concerns grow that radicalized detainees could be released or repatriated without safeguards, posing long-term security risks well beyond the Middle East.

The episode closes in Israel with Tu B’Shvat, highlighting the almond blossom as a biblical symbol of renewal. From the book of Jeremiah, viewers are reminded that even amid rumors of war, God remains watchful and faithful to fulfill His word.