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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to brief President Donald Trump on the growing threat from Iran and the options for possible new strikes, according to multiple news reports. This is not a drill — our closest ally is sounding the alarm about Tehran rebuilding capabilities that were damaged earlier this year, and America must listen to its friends on matters of survival.
The discussions are expected to take place during a Mar-a-Lago meeting on December 29, when Netanyahu will lay out concrete options and ask whether the United States will join, support, or facilitate follow-up operations. That face-to-face matters because loose talk in Washington will not stop missiles from being rebuilt or centrifuges from spinning back up; decisive action is what deters dictators, not endless negotiations.
What Netanyahu and his generals are warning about is chilling but simple: Iran appears to be repairing air defenses and accelerating a ballistic missile program even after the blows it took in June, and intelligence shows attempts to restore key enrichment facilities. We cannot pretend those developments are minor technicalities — they are existential threats to Israel and to American forces in the region, and they demand a credible, muscular response.
President Trump has shown the kind of clarity and strength that keeps enemies guessing and allies reassured, and a private briefing from Netanyahu gives the president the chance to consider serious options with full facts on the table. Weakness and dithering invite escalation; when our leaders act with boldness and resolve, they protect American lives and the peace through strength that conservative patriots cherish.
Make no mistake: the left-wing commentariat and appeasers in Washington will squeal about “escalation” the moment our side moves to defend itself and our allies, but their reflexive hand-wringing only hands advantage to Tehran. While pundits posture, real men and women in uniform and in allied capitals are working to keep civilization from slipping back into the age of the bomb and ballistic terror.
This moment calls for clear-eyed American leadership — support for Israel, pressure on Iran, and readiness to act if deterrence fails. Patriots understand that freedom is defended by strength, not by concessions; if the president and our allies decide force is necessary, we should stand tall behind them and ensure the violence is limited, effective, and designed to prevent a far worse war down the road.
Hardworking Americans should demand that Washington keep national security a top priority, fund our military, and hold enemies accountable rather than offering platitudes. When allies like Israel come with urgent intelligence and concrete plans, we do not lecture from the sidelines — we respond with solidarity, capability, and an unshakeable commitment to peace through strength.
