Advocate’s Brief: Tuesday, March 24

The regime cannot show its leader, cannot trust its own officers, and cannot stop the strikes — so the pressure campaign shifts to punishing the people who support the country conducting them.

Shalom, friends.

Four weeks into the war, the military track and the pressure track are running at different speeds. Iran’s launcher fleet is 70% gone, daily missile fire has collapsed from ninety launches to ten, and a senior police commander begged Mossad — on tape — to decapitate his own leadership. The regime is fracturing. The campaign against Jews worldwide is accelerating. Your conversations this week will center on whether the war should stop before it finishes — and who gets to define “finished.”