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

Let's be blunt. You are being subjected to a masterclass in deception. A fog of lies, spun by a chorus of media outlets and cynical actors, is obscuring a simple, terrible truth. They are painting a nation fighting for its very existence as the aggressor, and a genocidal terror state as a victim. It is a moral inversion so profound it should take your breath away. Today, we turn on the lights.

The Anatomy of a Slander

First, witness the grotesque sleight of hand. They scream about the tragic complexities of the Gaza conflict to deafen you to the ticking of a nuclear clock in Tehran. They know that by flooding your screens with heart-wrenching images from one battlefield, they can make you ignore the architects of that suffering—and so much more—as they build the tools of Armageddon. It is a deliberate distraction, a cynical diversion designed to paralyze the West with guilt while the real, existential threat gathers its strength.

Then, they show you the state-organized theater of grief. You see footage, curated by a totalitarian regime, of 'mourners' for the architects of global terror. Do not be fooled. How deeply I hold in contempt those who present this as genuine sorrow. This is not a nation in mourning; it is the stagecraft of tyrants, commanding a captive population to weep for their jailers. These were not fallen patriots; they were the butchers of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), the men who crushed the Green Movement, who murder women for showing their hair, and who have spent decades funding and directing the slaughter of innocents from Buenos Aires to Beirut to Jerusalem. Showing these coerced crowds and calling it popular support is a journalistic crime.

And the most insidious lie of all: the 'prison attack.' A number, 71 dead, plucked from the ether by a regime whose very nature is deceit. It is a lie so perfectly tailored, so obviously fabricated to counter the truth of Israel’s surgical precision, that its cynicism is breathtaking. This is a modern blood libel, a desperate fabrication from the same regime that lies about its nuclear program, lies about its involvement in terror, and lies to its own people. They offer no proof, no names, no verifiable evidence—only a number designed to be parroted by a compliant media, a number meant to create a false equivalence between a precision strike on a military target and their own doctrine of indiscriminate civilian slaughter.

Finally, when facts fail them, they resort to the cheapest of shots: the ad hominem attack on Israel's leadership. They whisper that this was all for political survival. It is the last refuge of the intellectually bankrupt, of those who cannot dare to confront the terrifying strategic reality. When the evidence of an imminent threat is undeniable, they attack the motives of the messenger. They would rather you believe in a conspiracy of one man's ambition than the documented, decades-long, publicly declared ambition of a genocidal regime to acquire the bomb and annihilate a sovereign nation.

The Agonizing Path to Action

For years, Israel hoped. How we hoped the world would see the truth on its own. We issued warnings as Iran, the world's chief banker and exporter of terror, built a noose of proxies around us. We watched as they armed Hezbollah to the teeth, funded Hamas's terror tunnels, and orchestrated attacks across the globe. We pursued diplomacy, we abided by agreements, we endured endless provocations. We did all this, only to watch the Ayatollahs lie, cheat, and use the cover of negotiations to accelerate their march toward a weapon they have explicitly and repeatedly promised to use for our annihilation.

That patience, sadly, had to have a limit. The warnings became alarms. The intelligence became undeniable. Iran had reached the “point of no return.” The choice was no longer between peace and war. It was between acting now, with courage and precision, or facing a nuclear holocaust later. It was a choice between a difficult, necessary action and certain oblivion.

Operation Am Kelavi was not born of aggression, but of agony. It was the last resort of a nation with its back to the sea, a courageous act of pre-emptive self-defense against an imminent threat. To frame this as an 'unprovoked attack' is to willfully ignore the preceding decades of relentless Iranian aggression. It is to demand that Israel wait meekly for the first mushroom cloud to appear over Tel Aviv before being permitted to defend itself.

A Chasm of Morality

Look closely, and you will see not a conflict between equals, but a chasm between two opposing moral universes.

On one side, you have Israel. A nation that used its technological and intelligence superiority to perform surgical strikes of unprecedented precision. An army that went to extraordinary lengths to distinguish between combatant and civilian, a feat made nearly impossible by an enemy that proudly uses its people as human shields. We targeted the head of the serpent: the IRGC commanders who mastermind terror and the nuclear scientists building the bomb. This is the morality of a defender of life, acting to protect its families and, in doing so, protecting the world.

On the other side, you have the Iranian regime. A death cult. A regime that proudly embeds its war machine in schools, hospitals, and residential neighborhoods, making a mockery of international law. A regime that fires hundreds of heavy, unguided missiles indiscriminately at our homes, our families, our civilians, with the explicit goal of causing maximum terror. A regime whose Revolutionary Guard Corps is not an army, but the largest, most powerful, state-sponsored terrorist organization on the planet. Let me be clear: a world without the IRGC is a better, safer, and more humane world.

The Cold, Hard Logic of Survival

Put aside the emotion for one moment and consider the ice-cold strategic reality. This was not an act of escalation; it was a desperate, necessary act to prevent a cataclysm. A nuclear-armed Iran, run by apocalyptic fanatics, would have held a gun to the head of the entire world. It would have triggered a terrifying nuclear arms race in the world's most volatile region. It would have made a catastrophic war inevitable.

By surgically dismantling the most critical components of its nuclear and command-and-control infrastructure, Israel has pulled the entire region back from the brink. This was not an attack; it was a disarmament. This limited action restored deterrence and created the potential for long-term stability by neutralizing an existential threat before it could metastasize. It was a blow for freedom. Not just for Israel, but for every nation that values stability over chaos. And yes, it was a favor to the long-suffering people of Iran, a strike against the very tyrants who crush their dreams of liberty every single day.

The world should be thanking Israel for having the courage to do what no one else would.

The lies are loud, but the truth is simple. A genocidal regime was on the verge of acquiring the ultimate weapon. All other options had failed. Israel, the designated victim, refused to be led to the slaughter. It acted to defend itself, and in doing so, it defended us all.

The time for silence is over.

• Share this truth. Do not let the media's malicious and lazy narrative stand unchallenged. Counter the lies with facts.
• Demand clarity from your leaders. Ask them to stand with the oppressed citizens of Iran, not with the violent, extremist religious regime that seeks to destroy the West.
• Support the defender, not the aggressor. Recognize that in this fight, there is no moral equivalence. Israel's cause is the cause of the free world. Your voice is a weapon. Use it.