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On February 28, 2026, American and Israeli forces carried out coordinated strikes against Iranian targets in a decisive show of force that the White House and Jerusalem say was necessary to blunt Tehran’s growing threats. The message was blunt and unmistakable: after years of half-measures and diplomatic appeasement, the United States and our allies finally acted to protect American lives and regional stability.
Reports indicate the operation struck multiple cities and high-value sites across Iran, including facilities linked to the regime’s leadership and nuclear program. These were not random acts of aggression but targeted blows against a regime that has spent decades exporting terror and pursuing weapons that would threaten Israel and the West.
The U.S. contribution included advanced airpower and electronic warfare assets positioned to penetrate and suppress Iran’s defenses, underscoring American technological superiority and battlefield readiness. Critics who warned that we lacked the capability were proven wrong; when liberty and security are at stake, we do not flinch, we mobilize our strengths.
Predictably, Tehran responded with retaliatory strikes against Israeli territory and U.S. bases in the region, turning its rage outward while blaming everyone but its own clerical rulers. This is the same regime that funnels resources to proxies and missiles instead of feeding its own people, and the world is witnessing the consequences of that malign misallocation.
Moscow and other predictable critics denounced the strikes, invoking alarmist rhetoric about escalation while conveniently ignoring Iran’s long record of aggression. Their condemnation rings hollow; nations that trade in repression and geopolitical meddling have no moral standing to lecture free nations taking measured action to defend themselves.
As commentators like Sean Hannity have bluntly put it, the Iranians could have avoided all of this by abandoning their nuclear ambitions and proxy wars, but they chose a different path. Now the choice is ours as a nation: stand strong with our allies and finish the job, or return to the business of appeasement that only invites further threats.
Hardworking Americans should demand clarity from our leaders, unwavering support for the men and women carrying out these missions, and a strategy that leaves no doubt about our willingness to defend freedom. The age of timid responses is over; courage, resolve, and accountability will determine whether this decisive moment secures peace or merely delays the next confrontation.
