00:00While global attention is locked on a single conflict, three simultaneous shifts are quietly
00:05redrawing the power dynamics of the entire Middle East. First, Benjamin Netanyahu's 19-year era is
00:12ending. Former Army Chief Gadi Eisencott has been invited to form Israel's new government.
00:17Eisencott is a strict tactician who tragically lost his own son in the current war. By choosing
00:23him, Israel is handing control to a battle-hardened military leader. Second, Iran's Revolutionary
00:29Guard Corps just officially scrapped its 2,000-kilometre missile range cap. Amid intense
00:35clashes with US forces, Tehran declared that geographical limits no longer apply. Iran is
00:40shifting from regional defence to the threat of unpredictable asymmetric strikes anywhere.
00:45Finally, Houthi rebels in Yemen have created a bizarre new reality for global shipping.
00:50Cargo ship captains must now email a rebel-run coordination centre to request a pass.
00:55After vetting for Western ties, a militant faction is now the bureaucratic gatekeeper
01:02of the Red Sea. Through new hardline leadership, expanded missile ranges, and rebel-run maritime
01:09borders, the old rules of engagement are gone. And the Middle East security architecture is
01:14completely rewritten.
