They Are Lying to You About Israel's Strike on Iran. Here Is the Truth.

The fog of propaganda is thick. It billows from the media capitals of the world, pumped out by a cynical alliance of the naive, the malicious, and the cowardly. And in this fog, a simple truth is being suffocated: the State of Israel just did the free world a monumental service, and instead of thanks, it is being crucified by lies.

Let’s be brutally clear. You are being manipulated. You are being fed a narrative concocted in the terror-sponsoring dungeons of Tehran and laundered through the headlines of reporters who have forgotten the difference between a firefighter and an arsonist. The story they are selling is one of “Israeli aggression” and “war crimes.” It is a despicable lie. This is not a story about aggression. It is a story about survival. It is about a democracy taking a desperate, necessary, and heroic stand against a genocidal regime that was moments away from obtaining the tools of Armageddon. The line has been drawn. You either stand with the defenders of civilization, or you make excuses for the death cult in Tehran. There is no middle ground.

The Anatomy of a Lie

First, let’s dissect the poison they are feeding you. They scream about a “war crime” at Tehran’s Evin prison, citing a death toll of 71 “civilians.” Let us ask a simple question that any journalist worth their salt should have asked: who is your source? The source is the Iranian regime. The same regime that executes poets, blinds women for showing their hair, and lied to the world for years about its clandestine nuclear program. To take their casualty numbers at face value is not journalism; it is stenography for tyrants. They conveniently ignore the verified list of high-value terrorists eliminated in the strike: Hossein Salami, the head of the IRGC; Amir Ali Hajizadeh, the very commander who rained missiles down on Israeli cities; and the senior scientists racing to build a bomb. These are not “political prisoners.” They are the architects of global terror. If they chose to hide their command bunkers next to a prison, the moral stain belongs to them and them alone. It is the classic, cowardly tactic of the human shield, perfected by their Hamas proxies in Gaza, now deployed on a national scale.

Then comes the pathetic sleight of hand regarding our intelligence. They gleefully report the reappearance of one senior aide, Ali Shamkhani, as “proof” of a massive Israeli intelligence failure. This is a laughable distraction. They parade one man out to try and mask a devastating truth: their entire command-and-control structure was decapitated. The head of their military, the chief of their aerospace force, their top nuclear minds—they are gone. Vanquished. This wasn't an intelligence failure; it was one of the most successful decapitation strikes in modern history. To focus on the one that got away is to ignore the graveyard of terrorist leaders Israel just created. It’s a cheap magician’s trick, and the world’s media has fallen for it hook, line, and sinker.

The Truth of a Conflict We Never Wanted

How we hoped the world would see the truth on its own. How we hoped it wouldn’t come to this. But our patience, and our options, ran out. “Operation Am Kelavi” was not an act of aggression; it was the inevitable, final response to a years-long campaign of terror waged by Iran. This conflict did not begin with Israeli F-35s over Natanz. It began when Iran armed, trained, and funded the Hamas butchers who perpetrated the October 7 massacre. It escalated when Iran fired hundreds of ballistic missiles and drones directly at our cities on April 14, and again on October 1. It reached its horrifying climax when the IAEA itself confirmed that Tehran possessed enough enriched uranium for 15 nuclear bombs and was taking the final steps to weaponize it.

That is the “point of no return” we warned about. It is not a metaphor. It is the technical threshold where a genocidal regime’s promise to “wipe Israel off the map” becomes a tangible, imminent reality. To wait for the missile to be on the launchpad is suicide. International law does not demand that a nation sit idly by and wait for its own annihilation. Pre-emptive self-defense against an existential threat is not a crime; it is the most profound responsibility of any government to its people.

The Unbridgeable Moral Chasm

Now, look at the moral contrast, for it could not be clearer. Israel’s operation was a feat of surgical precision. We used our most advanced technology to target the specific instruments of terror and nuclear proliferation: the Pilot Fuel Enrichment Plant in Natanz, the IRGC airbase in Tabriz, the command bunkers of its leaders. Our goal was to destroy capability, not people. Our targets were military.

What was Iran’s response? More than 200 heavy missiles. And where did they aim them? Not at the Kirya military headquarters in Tel Aviv. They aimed them at apartment buildings in Ramat Gan and Rishon LeZion. They murdered a 74-year-old grandmother, Eti Cohen Engel, in her home. This is the ultimate proof of intent. Israel wages war against terrorists and their infrastructure. The Iranian regime wages war against families. Any attempt to draw a moral equivalence between the two is a grotesque betrayal of the truth. They want you to see images of suffering in Gaza—a tragic conflict also started by Iran’s proxy, Hamas—to muddy the waters and make you forget this fundamental difference. Do not grant them that victory.

The Strategic Imperative: Preventing a Greater War

Finally, understand the cold, hard logic behind this painful but necessary action. The narrative that Israel is “escalating” the conflict is the most perverse inversion of reality. This strike prevented a far greater war. Our meticulous deception operation, which lulled the arrogant regime into a false sense of security, allowed for total surprise. This surprise paralyzed their ability to mount a coordinated counter-attack. Intelligence showed they planned to launch nearly 1,000 missiles. Because we destroyed their launch sites and command centers, they only managed to fire 200. Let that sink in: Israel’s action reduced the scope of Iran’s attack by 80%. We did not start a regional war; we surgically curtailed one.

We have restored a level of deterrence that will bring greater stability, not less. We have shown the Ayatollahs, Hezbollah, and the Houthis that our reach is long and our will is iron. And most importantly, we have given the world a gift: time. We have set back their nuclear program by years, creating a window to finally and permanently disarm this rogue state. To stop now, to heed the calls of the faint-hearted, would be the height of strategic folly. It would be to allow the cancer to metastasize once more. We must seize this opportunity and finish the job.

The choice before the world is simple. It is a choice between a democratic nation fighting for its life and a theocratic tyranny fighting for the right to export death. It is a choice between clarity and confusion, between courage and appeasement, between the future and the abyss.

So what must you do?

• Share this truth. Do not let the regime’s propaganda stand unchallenged in your conversations and on your social media. Your voice is a weapon against their lies.
• Demand action from your leaders. Tell them to stop equivocating and stand unequivocally with the defender, not the aggressor. Demand they recognize Israel’s act for what it was: a necessary blow for global security.
• Do not be silent. Silence in the face of such monstrous lies is complicity. Use your voice. Now.