Goldie Ghamari - October 22, 2026


IRAN EXPLAINED： Trump's 5 Demands Could Corner Islamic Regime as Israel and Saudis Meet

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Trump Houthis Khamenei Hashtag Shabi Brad Cooper JD Vance Hashdashabi Muhammad Durkhas Durkha Saddam Nasser
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00:00:00.000 These are the five terms that President Trump wants to see in a deal with the Islamic regime 0.94
00:00:06.280 and the Islamic regime can't really agree to these terms because these terms would 0.62
00:00:14.100 de facto cause the Islamic regime to surrender to the Iranian people.
00:00:22.320 Guys, I actually find it incredibly interesting that neither President Trump nor CENTCOM have 0.69
00:00:40.200 yet commented publicly on the fact that the terrorist Islamic regime occupying Iran has
00:00:50.860 targeted a U.S. contracted ship. That means they're cooking up something. That means they're 0.69
00:00:58.720 planning something. And if I was the Islamic regime, I would be very, very, very scared right 1.00
00:01:08.320 now. But I know many of you are asking, I mean, what is the Islamic regime thinking? Like,
00:01:14.740 literally, what are these insane 7th century inbred Durkhas who just go, you know, death to 1.00
00:01:21.680 America? What are they thinking? Attacking the United States? Well, I have a feeling this is 1.00
00:01:29.440 more than just about, this is more than just about what is currently happening between the
00:01:39.120 Islamic regime and the United States. This is also about what's currently happening
00:01:46.300 between the United States, Israel, and of course, the Arab Muslim world. Let me explain what I'm
00:01:56.020 talking about. So the official person for CENTCOM has confirmed that last week, there was a meeting
00:02:04.500 held in Germany. And that meeting was hosted by the CENTCOM commander. Now what's really
00:02:12.460 interesting about this meeting that was held last week? So military commanders from the U.S.,
00:02:18.440 Israel, and several Arab countries convened in Germany last week for a discussion organized by
00:02:24.560 U.S. Central Command CENTCOM Chief Admiral Brad Cooper that centered on the conflict with Iran.
00:02:32.360 Israeli officials told Axios. The eight militaries that attended the meeting were the United States,
00:02:39.760 Israel, Saudi Arabia, I'm going to get to that in a moment, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, the UAE,
00:02:46.440 Jordan, and Egypt. Supposedly, a source from within CENTCOM later confirmed to the Jerusalem
00:02:52.960 Post that it hosted senior military leaders from eight countries at a closed conference in Germany
00:02:59.740 last week, where discussions focused on strengthening security cooperation in the
00:03:06.140 Middle East. Guys, so when they say discussions focused on strengthening security cooperation in
00:03:12.840 the Middle East, that's basically code for how do we deal with the Islamic regime and the threats 0.98
00:03:18.540 of the Islamic regime. So what does all this mean? Before I get into my analysis, I want to 0.94
00:03:27.320 point something out here. We kind of glossed over it, but this is really, really important.
00:03:33.160 The chief of staff of the Israeli military, Lieutenant General Eyal, was there along with
00:03:41.220 the chiefs of staff or the highest ranking military officials of seven Arab Muslim countries.
00:03:49.680 Five of the six members of the Gulf Cooperation Council were there. Only Oman was absent. And
00:03:56.020 guys, I have a feeling that Oman was absent because Oman right now is not in President
00:04:04.100 Trump's good books. Remember what Trump said about Oman recently, because of course, Oman
00:04:10.720 being like a Durka jihad country, Oman is pretty much on the same side as the Islamic 0.92
00:04:19.280 regime these days. So if you're wondering why Oman was not present, this is probably why. 0.98
00:04:26.660 If you miss this, here you go.
00:04:28.660 The strait's going to be open to everybody. It's international waters. Nobody's going to control
00:04:34.960 it. We're going to watch over it. We'll watch over it, but nobody's going to control it. That's part
00:04:38.800 of the negotiation that we have. They would like to control it. Nobody's going to control it. It's
00:04:43.340 international waters and Oman will behave just like everybody else and we'll have to blow them 1.00
00:04:48.800 up. They understand that. They'll be fine. No, the strait's going to be over. 1.00
00:04:53.120 That's actually, um, that's actually the more politically correct version of what, uh, what
00:05:00.500 he said at another point. Let me see if I can find the other one. Here we go. Here we go.
00:05:06.160 Guys, watch this. This, this is, uh, this is another time president Trump mentions Oman.
00:05:11.280 Now I asked the president about these parallel talks that are taking place
00:05:14.660 between Iran and Oman about control of the Strait of Hormuz. 0.87
00:05:18.580 And the president told Fox News, if Oman gets in the way, we'll bomb the S out of them.
00:05:24.260 So if anyone is wondering why of the, you know, of the six members of the Gulf Cooperation
00:05:32.480 Council, only five of them were there, that's because Oman currently is not in the good books
00:05:39.560 of President Trump. And if you look at the map of the Hormuz Strait, so this is the Strait of
00:05:46.340 Hormuz, and the Islamic regime occupying Iran is controlling this side. And, you know, Oman,
00:05:53.980 this little, little, tiny, tiny, insignificant, you know, country is, you know, this side. And, 0.99
00:06:02.160 you know, Oman is currently working with the Islamic regime behind the scenes to, you know,
00:06:08.080 enforce the Islamic regime's attempt to block cargo ships from going through. So yeah, that's
00:06:13.920 why Oman is not really in, in President Trump's good books right now. And that's really significant
00:06:20.940 because the fact that Oman was excluded from these talks means that President Trump,
00:06:29.680 right? President Trump has said if Oman, if Oman continues to collaborate with the Islamic regime,
00:06:36.180 Well, he's going to bomb the S out of them.
00:06:40.620 So that's why Oman was absent. 0.99
00:06:43.180 Like I said, this meeting that was held in Germany last week,
00:06:46.640 the chief of staff of the Israeli military, Lieutenant General Eyal, was there.
00:06:51.660 But Saudi Arabia was also there.
00:06:55.280 And this is very, very important.
00:07:00.640 For the first time in the past 78 years,
00:07:05.140 It's being publicly reported that the chief of staff of the Israeli military and his Saudi counterpart sat together in a meeting with the subject of the meeting being the threat from the Islamic regime occupying Iran and, of course, its proxies.
00:07:26.900 Its proxies being the Houthis occupying southwestern Yemen, Hezbollah occupying southern Lebanon, you know, Hashdashabi, all these other terrorist jihadi groups in the region.
00:07:42.680 Yeah, for the first time in 78 years, the chief of staff of the Israeli military and his Saudi counterparts sat together in this meeting to discuss the threat of the Islamic regime. 0.85
00:07:55.280 Now, keep in mind, during Khamenei's, you know, circus freak show funeral, the Saudis actually sent a delegation to Khamenei's funeral because I guess they were trying to, you know, show some sort of peace or something. 0.99
00:08:11.620 But of course, the Islamic regime, you know, it's I mean, they're all terrorists. 0.99
00:08:16.680 They're all terrorists. Right. Saudi Arabia, not much better than the Islamic regime. 1.00
00:08:20.980 but I digress. Saudi Arabia only looks good because they're compared to the savagery of the 1.00
00:08:27.880 Islamic regime. Saudi Arabia is not exactly an angel either, but the Saudis actually sent a 0.99
00:08:34.500 delegation to Khamenei's funeral, which is weird because you would think that if a country like
00:08:40.920 Saudi Arabia claims to be an ally of the United States, why would you send a delegation to the
00:08:47.840 funeral of the dead dictator that the United States sent to hell, that the United States and
00:08:53.400 Israel sent to hell on February 27. Right? Kind of weird. But anyways, let's continue. So for the
00:09:00.920 first time in the last 78 years, the chief of staff of the Israeli military and his Saudi
00:09:05.940 counterpart sat together in a meeting with the subject of the threat being the Islamic regime
00:09:11.200 occupying Iran and its proxies. Now, apparently CENTCOM has confirmed that this meeting happened.
00:09:19.680 The Arab countries, however, have not yet taken a public position, but CENTCOM apparently has
00:09:26.500 confirmed it. CENTCOM would not publish or validate a false report of this magnitude,
00:09:33.240 especially when the Arab countries could potentially say we weren't there. So at this point,
00:09:40.440 we can pretty much assume that this meeting happened. Now, there were seven Arab Muslim
00:09:48.580 countries present. And if we want to rank the countries that attended by their importance,
00:09:55.820 of course, Saudi Arabia comes first. It's very important to the United States that Saudi Arabia,
00:10:03.120 with all of its political, military, and economic capabilities, attend this kind of meeting. Because
00:10:09.520 at the end of the day, Saudi Arabia is the leader of the Islamic world. Because remember, 0.84
00:10:17.740 the Shia Muslims, they're a minority in the Islamic world, and the Sunnis are the majority,
00:10:22.740 and Saudi Arabia is Sunni. If anyone is wondering what's the difference between a Shia Muslim and
00:10:28.900 a Sunni Muslim, it's really just a matter of like Durkha infighting. So, you know, the Sunnis 0.51
00:10:34.220 believe that um you know one dead arab warlord followed you know the prophet muhammad or you 0.50
00:10:41.020 know their prophet or whatever and the shia believe that it's like a different dead arab
00:10:45.500 warlord that succeeded muhammad so uh the infighting between um the sunnis and shias
00:10:51.980 is not about the religion itself or the beliefs because they all believe in the same ideology
00:10:57.660 the difference and the infighting is basically which dead arab warlord succeeded you know muhammad 0.97
00:11:04.220 their, you know, pedophile prophet. And you know what? He was a pedophile. He married a nine-year-old 0.97
00:11:08.580 girl. He married a nine-year-old girl. So prove me wrong. Prove me wrong that he wasn't a pedophile.
00:11:14.080 Anyways, so if you're wondering what the difference between Sunni and Shia is, that's basically what 0.78
00:11:20.360 it is. It's basically just like Durka, Jihad, infighting of like, you know, which dead Arab 0.71
00:11:25.240 warlord followed Muhammad. But other than that, like the ideology, everything is, it's literally 0.88
00:11:31.760 the exact same thing. So not only is Saudi Arabia the leader of the Islamic world, but it's also the
00:11:39.440 leader of the Arab world. Now in the past, in the past, we're talking about like probably, you know,
00:11:47.420 50 to 70 years ago, leadership of the Arab world was really sort of amongst Iraq, Syria, and Egypt.
00:11:57.020 But for years now, those three countries have no longer been in a position to claim leadership of the Arab world
00:12:03.400 because they have become weaker economically and also weaker politically.
00:12:09.000 For example, Syria has spent 10 years caught up in a civil war and has only recently emerged from it.
00:12:16.740 Iraq, from the period before Saddam's fall, really from the time that it invaded Kuwait,
00:12:22.500 entered an era of isolation and sanctions and became weaker. And it has remained weakened up
00:12:29.440 to the present. And the government that's now ruling Iraq is not really regarded in the Arab
00:12:36.220 world as one of their own, because many in the Arab world say that the current government in
00:12:43.420 Iraq is very close to the Islamic regime. So Iraq isn't really viewed as a strong leader in the
00:12:51.500 Arab Muslim world. Egypt also became somewhat weaker because of the developments of 2011 with
00:12:58.700 the Arab Spring, and its economy has long been kept afloat in part with assistance from Saudi
00:13:04.300 Arabia and others. And so within this context and within this framework, Saudi Arabia is now
00:13:10.660 the most important country in the Arab world and the most important country in the Muslim world.
00:13:20.020 It also has the largest economy in the Arab world.
00:13:22.780 So that's why Saudi Arabia attending this meeting, where Israel is also there, is very, very significant.
00:13:32.660 But after Saudi Arabia, the second most important country, of course, is Egypt.
00:13:37.700 Egypt has one of the most powerful militaries in the Arab world, and it carries a great deal of weight in the Arab world.
00:13:45.500 The headquarters of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation has always been in Jeddah,
00:13:50.780 while the headquarters of the Arab League has been in Cairo.
00:13:55.260 Egypt has been regarded as the heart of the Arab world,
00:13:58.440 except during the period after it signed the Camp David Agreement with Israel in 1979.
00:14:04.960 Basically, that's when it entered a peace treaty with Israel.
00:14:09.000 And at that point in 1979, after it signed the peace treaty with Israel, Egypt was boycotted by the Arab world for five or six years when the Arab League headquarters was moved from Cairo to Tunis in Tunisia.
00:14:26.400 Politically, Egypt has historically been at the heart of the Arab world.
00:14:30.600 During Nasser's lifetime, it was also the most important country in the Arab world.
00:14:35.460 But I digress.
00:14:36.980 the fact that the americans brought egypt into this meeting is a very important military
00:14:43.540 development because egypt already has a peace treaty with israel but of course when it comes
00:14:50.560 to israel israel you know you gotta dot your i's cross your t's and that peace treaty between
00:14:58.360 egypt and israel has sometimes been tenuous it's been a little bit tenuous especially
00:15:04.140 when it comes to the situation in Gaza, or as I like to say, Palestine. But why did Saudi Arabia
00:15:12.880 and Egypt agree to go and sit in this meeting where the Israelis were present? Well, some
00:15:20.760 geopolitical analysts, you know, the ones who know what they're talking about, and I agree with this 0.88
00:15:25.120 statement 100%, this meeting represents a new war room against the Islamic regime occupying Iran. 0.75
00:15:32.820 There are many developments that suggest a new war room is being formed against the Islamic regime made up of the United States, seven important Arab countries and Israel.
00:15:46.400 That is significant. Because if you recall, President Trump said a while ago that he wants Saudi Arabia to sign on to the Abraham Accords with Israel. And that still has not happened. 0.90
00:16:04.980 And I have a feeling that what's currently happening in the Middle East when it comes to the Houthis attacking Saudi Arabia, that's President Trump and Israel teaching Saudi Arabia a lesson.
00:16:20.120 Because President Trump and Israel could very, very easily go in and just destroy the Houthis.
00:16:25.620 They could do it within 24 hours. 0.89
00:16:27.560 Instead, they're basically allowing Saudi Arabia to reap what it sowed.
00:16:32.420 And if you recall, just a little while ago, Saudi Arabia entered into some sort of like military defense treaty with Pakistan and Turkey.
00:16:43.980 Where are Pakistan and Turkey?
00:16:46.340 Saudi Arabia is currently being attacked by the Houthis. 0.99
00:16:48.940 Remember, the Houthis are backed by the Islamic regime. 0.96
00:16:52.180 The Houthis do not sneeze without the permission of the Islamic regime. 0.91
00:16:56.540 Everything that the Houthis do, they do it on the direct order and command of the Islamic regime occupying Iran. 0.92
00:17:05.400 So the United States and Israel could have very easily gone in and destroyed them, but, you know, they're not doing so. 0.96
00:17:12.000 And I think part of the reason that they haven't done that yet is because Saudi Arabia has refused to sign on to the Abraham Accords.
00:17:19.180 And of course, this military defense pact that Saudi Arabia signed with Pakistan and Turkey, where are they? Aren't Pakistan and Turkey supposed to come and help Saudi Arabia now, now that they're being attacked by the Houthis?
00:17:35.760 And even before even before this, you know, trilateral defense agreement between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia and and Turkey, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia already had like a unilateral or sorry, they already had like a like a defense pact between them where Pakistan had basically agreed that if Saudi is ever under attack, Pakistan would go in and help them. 0.85
00:18:02.860 where is Pakistan guys this is what I this is what I mean when I say there's no honor amongst
00:18:10.180 terrorists there's no honor amongst thieves there's no honor amongst terrorists so all these 0.97
00:18:18.300 defense packs guys and I want you to think about this if these Muslim countries are literally 0.90
00:18:25.040 unwilling to honor the agreements that they make with one another in the Muslim world,
00:18:34.360 do you think they're actually going to honor the agreements they make with non-Muslim countries? 1.00
00:18:38.500 Do you actually think that they're going to honor any sort of defense pact or defense treaty 0.63
00:18:43.380 or whatever the case might be with a non-Muslim country? They're literally willing to stab each 1.00
00:18:48.940 other in the back and they're Muslims. How do you think they're going to treat the non-Muslims, 1.00
00:18:54.020 the infidels. How do you think they're going to treat you? How do you think they're going to treat 1.00
00:18:56.980 me? But at the same time, J.D. Vance has said that the confrontation with the Islamic Republic will
00:19:03.640 enter a new phase within the next month or two. And of course, as we heard, President Trump had
00:19:10.660 said that perhaps they're going to finish the job with the Islamic regime either before the election 0.73
00:19:16.140 or after the election. And as you heard him say,
00:19:20.280 Now, here's the thing. And I want to remind you guys again, when President Trump says maybe we'll
00:19:36.620 have a deal. Okay. And I want to be very, very clear and very specific about this. President
00:19:42.160 Trump is not referring to some sort of deal that's going to allow the Islamic regime to
00:19:47.580 survive. The deal that President Trump is speaking about is a surrender deal because there are five 0.97
00:19:56.320 terms. There are five terms that President Trump has been unequivocal on. And what are those five
00:20:04.500 terms? What are those five conditions? Well, number one is the Islamic regime has to end its
00:20:10.400 military nuclear program. Number two, the Islamic regime has to allow the United States to go in 0.96
00:20:18.460 and remove all of the enriched uranium, which President Trump calls nuclear dust. 0.93
00:20:25.300 Number three, the Islamic regime must severely limit and reduce its ballistic missile program. 0.92
00:20:32.040 Number four, the Islamic regime must end all of its support for its proxy terrorist groups in 0.95
00:20:39.060 the Middle East. So that includes, you know, Hezbollah, Hamas, the Houthis, Hashtag Shabbi, 0.93
00:20:44.540 all these various Durqa jihad proxy groups, right? The Islamic regime has to stop funding them.
00:20:51.120 And of course, number five is they have to stop terrorizing the Strait of Hormuz. 0.86
00:20:57.160 These are President Trump's five unconditional terms, and he has never, ever wavered on these
00:21:05.540 five terms. And for those of you who've been watching my channel for the last eight or nine
00:21:10.480 months, you guys are already familiar with these five terms. And I've said from the get-go,
00:21:16.000 these are the five terms that President Trump wants to see in a deal with the Islamic regime. 0.78
00:21:22.140 And the Islamic regime can't really agree to these terms because these terms would de facto
00:21:32.720 cause the Islamic regime to surrender to the Iranian people. One of the main reasons that 0.96
00:21:41.580 the Islamic regime is still in power is because of its proxy groups. Because whenever the Iranian 1.00
00:21:46.860 people try to rise up to overthrow the Islamic regime, the Islamic regime will bring in Hezbollah, 1.00
00:21:53.820 they'll bring in the Houthis, they'll bring in Hashdashabi, they'll bring in like their terrorists 1.00
00:21:57.860 from iraq they'll they'll bring in like the palestinians and they'll all come in like they'll 1.00
00:22:02.880 bring in like their their pakistani terrorists and their terrorists from like i don't know africa 0.99
00:22:07.660 or whatever other like whole country bring them in and you know they'll all murder iranians and 0.99
00:22:12.480 they're like you know whatever their their jihad nonsense and so um just that condition alone and 0.92
00:22:18.600 you know a lot of people don't pay attention to that condition about um the islamic regime having
00:22:24.360 to you know stop supporting their proxy groups a lot of people don't think that's important
00:22:31.240 i would say that out of all all of the five conditions that president trump is demanding
00:22:38.280 and rightfully so um that condition of the islamic regime stopping support for its terrorist proxy 0.86
00:22:46.360 groups is the most dangerous to the islamic regime because the islamic regime literally
00:22:53.480 relies on their non-Iranian terrorist groups to suppress the Iranian people and to remain in power. 0.94