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The United States and Israel took decisive military action against Iran’s nuclear and military infrastructure on Feb. 28, 2026, a move that signaled to tyrants everywhere that America will not stand idly by while our allies and the free world face annihilation. Explosions rocked Tehran and other strategic sites as coordinated strikes aimed to dismantle a regime that has long sponsored terror and pursued a nuclear weapon. This blunt response was the hard, necessary medicine to protect American lives and to preserve deterrence in a dangerous region.
This campaign did not arise in a vacuum; it followed earlier, narrower operations and years of Iranian aggression and subversion across the Middle East, including the concentrated strikes in June 2025 that targeted Iran’s enrichment infrastructure. Those earlier operations demonstrated the limits of diplomacy with a regime that repeatedly chooses deceit and violence over transparency and restraint. The message from that chapter was simple: when deterrence fails, decisive action becomes the only moral option.
Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon has been right on the record backing this pressure and defending the noble aim of degrading Tehran’s capacity to threaten its neighbors and the West. Danon told Greta Van Susteren and Newsmax that Iran’s proxies cannot be taken for granted and that Israel will not allow its people to be put into shelters night after night while Tehran bankrolls chaos abroad. He has also praised the partnership with the United States as essential to confronting an existential threat.
Patriotic Americans should feel pride, not shame, when our leaders stand with a democratic ally to stop a genocidal, revolutionary regime. The left’s reflexive hand-wringing about ‘diplomacy first’ rings hollow when faced with the documented history of Iran arming terrorists, suppressing its own citizens, and racing toward a bomb. Strongness wins peace; weakness invites more aggression, and the safety of our families depends on leaders who understand that fundamental truth.
Beyond the military calculus, there is a human story that conservatives must never ignore: millions of Iranians are trapped under aocratic rule that steals opportunity and silences dissent. Those yearning for economic liberty, religious freedom, and dignity deserve the moral support of the free world and a foreign policy that recognizes their aspirations. If pressure on the regime opens a window for Iranians to reclaim their future, then the cause is both strategically sound and morally righteous.
Congress and the American people must continue to back Israel and the broader mission to prevent nuclear proliferation by any means necessary — sanctions, intelligence cooperation, and, when required, surgical force. Political leaders who prioritize security and human liberty over globalist appeasement are on the side of history and on the side of ordinary citizens who want safe streets and secure borders. Now is the hour for resolve, not equivocation.
Danny Danon’s steady moral clarity and America’s willingness to act together send a message that tyranny will no longer be tolerated, and that freedom remains the lodestar of U.S. foreign policy. Let us stand unflinchingly with our allies, show compassion to the oppressed people of Iran, and ensure that the price of aggression is always higher than the cost of peace.
