They Are Lying to You About Israel. Here Is the Inescapable Truth.

In a world drowning in cynical lies and twisted narratives, a moment of stark, painful clarity has arrived. A line has been drawn in the sands of the Middle East, not by a choice Israel made, but by a necessity it could no longer ignore. The choice presented to you is simple: stand with the defenders of civilization, or stand with the architects of its destruction. Do not be mistaken; there is no middle ground. There is no moral equivalence. There is only truth and a tidal wave of malicious deception designed to obscure it.

They Are Weaving a Symphony of Deceit

Let us be blunt. You are being lied to. A sophisticated, global campaign of disinformation is underway, and its goal is to paint the victim as the aggressor, the firefighter as the arsonist. They want you to believe that Israel’s ‘Operation Am Kelavi’ was an unprovoked act of aggression. They want you to weep for the casualties inside Iran, citing numbers peddled by the propaganda ministry of a regime that executes its own women for showing their hair and lies as a matter of state policy.

They point to tragic incidents, like the strike on the Evin Prison, and scream “war crime,” hoping you won’t ask what that prison truly is: the nerve center of the regime’s political terror, a place of torture and death. They clutch their pearls over a chaotic scene at a Gaza café, a tragedy born from a war started by Iran’s own proxy, Hamas, on October 7th. They amplify the vile, antisemitic chants of a rock band at Glastonbury, treating it not as a fringe disgrace but as a legitimate political statement, all while the UK police launch a criminal probe and the US State Department revokes visas. This isn't journalism; it is the deliberate normalization of hate.

This symphony of deceit has one conductor: the tyrannical regime in Tehran, and its orchestra is played by the willfully blind, the morally bankrupt, and the terminally naive in the West. They build a narrative of Israeli cruelty on a foundation of lies, knowing that if they repeat it enough, from enough directions, good people will begin to doubt what their own eyes should see.

The Truth of a Clock Hitting Zero

Now, for the truth. This was not a beginning. It was an end. It was the end of decades of patience in the face of unrelenting terror. Israel did not start this conflict. Israel endured it. We endured as Iran’s proxy, Hamas, perpetrated the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. We endured as Iran launched direct missile attacks on our cities, not once, but twice. We endured as their proxies in Lebanon and Yemen launched daily attacks on our people and on global commerce.

We pursued diplomacy. We issued warnings. We watched with profound disappointment as the world offered condemnations and resolutions that the Ayatollahs treated as scrap paper. How we hoped the world would see the truth on its own. But while the world talked, the centrifuges spun. The IAEA, the world’s own nuclear watchdog, delivered the final verdict: Iran had enough enriched uranium for a fleet of nuclear bombs and was a mere technical step from weaponizing it. This was the “point of no return.”

This wasn’t a choice. It was a countdown clock hitting zero. The choice was not between peace and war. The choice was between a surgical, defensive strike today, or a nuclear holocaust tomorrow. International law does not demand that a nation commit suicide. And Israel will not commit suicide.

A Moral Chasm as Wide as the Desert

The moral contrast could not be more blindingly obvious. It is the contrast between light and darkness.

On one side, you have Israel. Our pilots, flying the most advanced aircraft in the world, used precision munitions to surgically remove a cancer. Our targets were not civilians. Our targets were the Pilot Fuel Enrichment Plant in Natanz. The IRGC airbase in Tabriz. And most importantly, the head of the serpent itself: Hossein Salami, the commander of the IRGC; Amir Ali Hajizadeh, the man who personally aimed missiles at Israeli homes; and their cabal of nuclear scientists. Are these the “innocents” you are being asked to mourn?

On the other side, you have the Iranian regime. In response, they fired over 200 ballistic missiles. Not at IDF bases. Not at military infrastructure. They aimed them, with malicious intent, at apartment buildings in Tel Aviv and Ramat Gan. They murdered civilians like Eti Cohen Engel, a 74-year-old grandmother, in her home. This is the ultimate proof of intent. Israel wages war on terrorists. The Iranian regime wages war on families.

If civilians were tragically harmed in our strikes, the full and unforgivable moral responsibility lies with a regime that commits the war crime of using its own people as human shields. They place their command bunkers and terror leaders in residential areas precisely so they can parade any resulting tragedy before the cameras of a sympathetic global media. It is a cynical, ghoulish strategy, and to fall for it is to become an accomplice to their evil.

The Courage to Prevent a Greater War

The final lie is that this action has made the world more dangerous. This is a sick inversion of reality. This courageous operation did not escalate a conflict; it prevented a far greater one.

A nuclear-armed Iran would not just be an existential threat to Israel. It would be a global catastrophe. It would trigger a terrifying nuclear arms race in the world's most volatile region. It would provide a nuclear umbrella for its terrorist proxies, unleashing them on a scale we cannot imagine. It would hold the world's economy hostage.

This was not a reckless gamble. This was a masterfully executed operation, a testament to strategic clarity. The reason Iran’s response was not a thousand missiles, as they had planned, but a mere fraction of that, is because Israel’s strike crippled their capability. The action restored deterrence. It reminded the jackals nipping at our heels that the lion of Judah has teeth, and it is not afraid to use them. The world is safer today because Israel had the courage to act when others would not.

The fog of propaganda will eventually lift. The lies will collapse under the weight of their own contradictions. But the choice will remain. It is a choice between a future held hostage by a nuclear-armed theocracy and a future where freedom, civilization, and life itself have a fighting chance.

So what must you do?

• Share this truth. Do not let the lies of Tehran and the apathy of the ignorant stand unchallenged. Confront the disinformation online and in your communities.
• Demand moral clarity from your leaders, your media, and your cultural institutions. Ask them why they mourn the architects of terror but ignore their victims.
• Stand with Israel. Not because it is perfect, but because in this existential fight, it stands for civilization against a death cult. Your silence is a vote for barbarism. Use your voice. Now.