

It’s unclear from the document whether passage will incur a fee. Tehran has touted the strait as a potential revenue stream that could help rebuild the country after destruction caused by American and Israeli strikes. It is reportedly charging up to $2 million per vessel for passage.
Last week, the Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control added guidance to its Frequently Asked Questions page clarifying that such payments would not be authorized for US persons or entities.
“Payments to the government of Iran or the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), directly or indirectly, for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz would not be authorized for US persons, including US financial institutions, or for US-owned or -controlled foreign entities,” it said.
The “free” market…
There’s a reason Israel doesn’t want to deploy their own soldiers in other countries…
Bibi has less than 50% support, that’s why he keeps cancelling elections
And the only people getting out of the IDF, was the far right extremists that overwhelmingly support Bibi.
Which means the majority of the IDF, probably don’t support any of this shit, and may even be unwilling to even go to Iran.
Conscripted soldiers aren’t the same as regular soldiers. And if even a couple start refusing, it can quickly lead to the majority of your military saying “fuck it” and drop their guns and just going home.
Or even worse for Bibi, they can say “fuck it” and keep their guns and go to Bibis home.
Anyone saying he has a type grip on Israel either fell for his propaganda or are intentionally spreading it.