On July 23, 2026 two Saudi Arabian oil tankers were attacked in the Red Sea. This was soon after President Trump told Iran that if it continued to attack oil tankers in the Persian Gulf he would order the bombing of a BRIDGE or POWER plant in Iran for each ship hit. The Iranians then attacked the two Saudi tankers, but not in the Persian Gulf. On Figure 1 the axis term is SAUDI OIL. Iran is providing SUPPORT into Yemen. Trump says he would hold Iran responsible for such attacks, but seemed to back off the Secretary of War’s claim that Russia and China were supporting Iran this way. Figure 1 and the spreadsheet below it are meant to help evaluate how the Torah Code addresses this situation, but this attack is not unique and should best be used to check on such attacks over a two or three-year period.
While the spreadsheet shows combined odds against finding everything on Figure 1 of about 194, 950,017 to 1, but this is not the best way to evaluate a matrix like this that is based on speculation. For example, the leas significant term is JAPAN. I sought Japan because on March 11, 2026 a Japanese-flagged container ship owned by Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (One Majesty) sustained hull damage to its stern from an unknown projectile while anchored in the Persian Gulf roughly 97 kilometers from the Strait of Hormuz. No crew injuries were reported. Up to at least 22 Japanese ships have been stuck in the Persian Gulf and Japan gets most of its oil from the area. Japan relies on the Middle East for roughly 90% to 95% of its total crude oil imports, primarily sourced from countries like the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. However because JAPAN uses the 3-letter spelling in Hebrew the name had a 9.29% chance to be found on the matrix. The most interesting term found was SHIPS IN EGYPT at skip +1. It only had about 1 chance in 249 to be found on a 1,124-letter matrix, but there are caveats. The New Arab News reports that in June, 2023 there were ten oil tankers, eight of them from Saudi Arabia, are clustered off the Egyptian port of Ain Sukhna on the Red Sea. But what about the new attack? Thet were approximately 130 kilometers (80 miles) southwest of Al Shuqaiq, Saudi Arabia, and near Jizan in the Red Sea—hundreds of miles away from Egyptian territorial waters or the Suez Canal. The Saudi-flagged tanker Encelia was confirmed hit (causing a fire on board), while Houthi claims regarding a second vessel, the Layla, remained unconfirmed, but clearly there is a concern about tankers trying the reach relative safety in Egyptian waters. While no Iranian missiles have hit Egypt so far, the wider conflict has impacted Egypt through high fuel prices, inflation, and concern about security in Red Sea shipping lanes.
The second most significant a priori term was RUSSIAN, found on the full matrix against odds of about 31.6 to 1. This brings us back to the apparent dispute between Trump and Hegseth about Russian support to Iran (and indirectly Yemen). SecWar gave us his strainght military opinion – a yes, while Trump only relied on Putin’s word for Russia and Xi’s for China for his NO. Anytime CHINESE appears on a report, beware that if it’s at skip +1 it likely refers to Sinai or Mount Sinai, but that’s not the case here. What’s of interest here is that CHINESE shares a letter samech (S) with SAUDI OIL. These terms fit in together in a box that is only 8 rows by 4 columns wide (32 letters in area). The calculation on the spreadsheet is based on the full 1,224-letter of the matrix. At this area the chance of matching SAUDI OIL with CHINESE is over 61% (not significant). But the reason that I advocate looking a priori terms individually is this is much more likely to reveal if we are looking at the work of a superior, somewhat artistic writer. So what were the odds of finding SAUDI OIL with CHINESE in 24 letters? Here we must use the Roffman Skip Formula in conjunction with the Roffman Skip Table for a 4-letter a priori term. See the article about it at https://www.arkcode.com/photo2_1.html. Using the Skip Formula Skips = 2(Sr + Sc + 2[Sr][Sc]) = 2Sr + 2Sc + 4SrSc with Sr and Sc (the order doesn’t matter) having values 1 and 2, and starting with skip +112,507 for CHINESE and checking on frequency up to skip +122,520 the frequency to plug into the Excel spreadsheet spreadsheet is 15 with a matrix area of 24 letters. Odds against this match were about 53.42 to 1 which is to say that there was only about a 1.87% chance to get this match. If we look again at RUSSIAN, to show that at a special case skip requires 4 rows and 45 columns, an area of 180 letters. Odds against a match this close were about 212 to 1, which is to say that there was only about a 0.00479% chance to find them this close. Here I will go with with Heseth. The matrix and spreadsheet seem to suggest that support for Iran and Yemen by the Russians and Chinese is happening, if for no other reason than the conflict offers Russians and Chinese opprtunity to test their weapon systems against America arms. It is true that there is no appearing of Iran or Yemen on the matrix, but the situation is well described in terms of location and targets. For power plants we get POWER at a special case skip plus ELECTRICITY. For BRIDGE we get it at a special case skip.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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