UPDATED AGAIN 5:11 PM EDT -- FLASH: State Department Tells U.S. Citizens Throughout Middle East "Prepare for EMERGENCY TRAVEL"

Source: Hal Turner

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The U.S. State Department is notifying ALL American citizens they know to be located anywhere in the Middle East to "Prepare for EMERGENCY TRAVEL."    Notifications are being made by phone, FAX, email, and Text Messages to ALL Americans in ALL countries of the Middle East.

I think the ongoing conflict with Iran goes to "civilization ending" levels THIS WEEKEND.

If I am right, Iran will carry out what it has previously warned it would do:

As a result, I think we will see worldwide Recession that degenerates into worldwide depression a month or two after that, and then Global Economic Collapse.

Think: No fuel, no food. No Jobs.  No Banks. No credit/debit cards. Unreliable electricity.   Sovereign Bankruptcies.

Complete World War.

All done deliberately.   

UPDATE 3:55 PM EDT --

Hospitals in Israel have received UNUSUAL instructions to "prepare for the descent into protected spaces."

Patient Reductions: Hospitals prepare to rapidly reduce patient counts by up to 50% by discharging those who do not require immediate, life-saving hospitalization.

Relocation to Protected Spaces: Elective surgeries and routine outpatient clinics are suspended to prioritize vital activities. Patients and staff are moved to fortified, underground bunker levels, such as the hardened parking wards at facilities like Rambam Hospital in Haifa and Ichilov in Tel Aviv

Ambulance drivers have also received UNUSUAL instructions to prepare accordingly and stock up on equipment.

Iran has REJECTED the U.S.'s latest proposal to return to negotiations.

UPDATE 5:11 PM EDT --

-- ZAKA (Israel's disaster response org) issuing unusual readiness orders for vehicles, fuel, and equipment—classic prep for major escalation or mass-casualty events.

-- Israeli PM Netanyahu has cancelled his trip to the United States and will hold a security cabinet meeting tomorrow.

-- Western intelligence agencies assess Iran could choose to strike Israel first rather than wait for another round of fighting, according to Ynet.