Staff Reports
This weekend, the world witnessed another brutal blow to civilization. The Iranian regime, not content with simply spreading terror across the Middle East, unleashed a monstrous barrage of missiles aimed squarely at Israel’s heart. These were not military installations or strategic assets they targeted—no, they aimed to flatten civilian neighborhoods.
Iran’s retribution for Israel’s precise strikes on their military targets was to heartlessly slaughter at least two dozen Israeli innocents. Men, women, and yes, even children, were torn from this Earth in an act of pure, unadulterated evil. Over 500 more Israeli civilians were injured. This is the vile handiwork of a regime that epitomizes evil, brazenly targeting not soldiers or defenses, but everyday people.
While the Iranian government plays with fire, the people of Iran know the truth. They cry out against their own leaders, yearning for freedom as the world watches them stand atop rooftops, defying tyranny. Inside Israel, however, it’s a starkly different reality as families huddle in shelters, fearing the next missile. This is the grim snapshot of life under a terror-sponsoring regime.
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The mainstream media, in their endless loop of moral equivalency, will try to equate Israel’s actions with Iran’s. Don’t be fooled. Israel strives to minimize civilian casualties, even endangering their own soldiers to spare innocent lives during conflict. Iran, on the other hand, blows apart children’s bedrooms. The media and their liberal allies prefer to turn a blind eye to these realities in favor of their anti-Israel narratives.
Israel remains steadfast, defending itself against Iran’s reckless endangerment. The global community, meanwhile, must face a clear choice: stand with Israel and denounce terrorism, or stand complicit with a regime cloaked in darkness. This isn’t just a question of who attacks who; it’s a question of who values life and who thrives on its destruction. The real question is, will the world wake up and take a stand before it’s too late?
