They Are Lying to You About Israel and Iran. Here Is the Unforgivable Truth.

They think you are a fool. They believe that if they repeat a lie often enough, with enough emotion and enough heart-wrenching imagery, you will mistake it for the truth. They are counting on your compassion to blind you to reality. While the world's media acts as a willing stenographer for a terrorist regime, you are being fed a monstrous, poisonous lie. The time has come to tear that lie apart, piece by piece, and stare the unforgivable truth in the face.

The Anatomy of a Deception

Let’s start with the fiction they are selling you. They flash a number on your screen—71 dead—and tell you it’s a fact. Who is the source? Not an independent investigator. Not a Red Cross official. The source is the judiciary of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Let that sink in. This is the same judiciary that presides over the public hangings of gay men, that sentences women to prison for showing their hair, that murders protestors in the street. This is the regime that lied for days about shooting down a civilian airliner. And now, outlets like the AP and BBC present its pronouncements as gospel.

They show you images of “mass state funerals,” of what they call “hundreds of thousands of mourners” grieving for their leaders. It is a nauseating charade. These are the same crowds the regime forces into stadiums for political rallies, the same government employees and soldiers ordered to attend or lose their jobs, their freedom, or their lives. Where are the cameras for the real funerals in Iran? The secret burials of dissidents and brave women killed by the “Morality Police”? They don't show you those, because it would shatter the illusion. They want you to believe the Iranian people weep for the architects of their oppression. It is a grotesque insult to the millions who secretly pray and work for the day their nation is free from the IRGC’s death grip.

This entire spectacle is filtered through the cynical lens of Gaza, a narrative so relentlessly one-sided it acts as a permanent stain, pre-emptively declaring Israel guilty of any action it takes, anywhere in the world. The constant, decontextualized drumbeat of casualties there is a deliberate tool to numb your critical thinking and trigger an automatic, pavlovian condemnation of Israel. It is the perfect backdrop for the greatest lie of all: that Israel’s defensive strike was an act of reckless, immoral aggression.

A Patience That Has Finally Run Out

Now, for the truth. This was not a choice made in a vacuum. This was the grim, inevitable conclusion to a 40-year war declared not by Israel, but by Iran. For decades, the world has stood by while the Ayatollahs’ regime built an empire of terror on Israel’s borders. Every rocket fired by Hezbollah, every attack by Hamas, every murderous plot from Yemen to Argentina has had Tehran’s fingerprints on it. The IRGC is not a national army; it is the world’s largest and most lavishly funded terrorist organization, with a single, openly declared goal: the annihilation of the state of Israel.

For years, Israel chose restraint. We warned. We presented intelligence binders thick with proof of Iran's illicit nuclear program to a world that preferred to look away. We pleaded for diplomacy, only to watch the regime use negotiations as a smokescreen to enrich more uranium and perfect its missile technology. We watched as they surpassed every red line, reaching a terrifying “point of no return”—the moment a nuclear bomb was no longer a question of 'if,' but 'when.'

How we hoped the world would see. How we prayed that this cup would pass from us. But when a genocidal regime promises to exterminate your people and is on the verge of acquiring the means to do it, you are left with only two choices: you can wait to become ash, or you can act. Israel chose to live.

The Moral Chasm: A Scalpel vs. A Death Cult

The moral contrast could not be more stark. “Operation Am Kelavi” was an act of breathtaking precision—a surgeon’s scalpel removing a cancer. It targeted the head of the serpent: the senior commanders of the IRGC, the nuclear scientists who were building a weapon of Armageddon, and the terror infrastructure that fuels regional chaos. It was a blow struck against the agents of death.

And what is the nature of the enemy? It is a death cult. The Iranian regime’s currency is martyrdom. It embeds its military assets in prisons, in schools, and in neighborhoods, using its own people as human shields. It fires hundreds of heavy, indiscriminate missiles at Israeli civilian centers, hoping to maximize the death of men, women, and children. Israel fights to protect life. The Iranian regime worships death.

To see this clear moral line deliberately blurred by cynical accusations about Prime Minister Netanyahu’s political career is not just wrong, it's a dangerous diversion. Critics attack the character of one man because they lack the courage to confront the monstrous character of a regime that chants “Death to America, Death to Israel” as its national creed. This was never about one leader; it was about the survival of a nation and the safety of the world.

The Strategic Imperative: Preventing a Holocaust

Understand this above all: Israel’s action was not an act of escalation. It was a heroic act of de-escalation. By crippling Iran’s command and control and neutralizing its key architects of terror, Israel prevented a catastrophic regional war that the Ayatollahs were planning to unleash. This limited, surgical strike spared the world a firestorm that would have consumed the Middle East and beyond. Israel did not start a war; it prevented a holocaust.

To those who now bleat about “nuclear hypocrisy,” asking why Israel should have a deterrent while Iran cannot, the answer is a simple one of moral clarity. Israel is a democracy, however imperfect, whose nuclear capability is a last-resort guarantee against its own destruction—“Never Again” made manifest. Iran is a messianic, apocalyptic tyranny that seeks a nuclear weapon to fulfill its genocidal ambitions. To equate the two is to abandon all moral reason. It is to say that a fire alarm is no different from a suicide vest.

A world without the IRGC is a better, safer, and freer world. Israel has done a massive favor not just for itself, but for every nation that values freedom and stability, and most of all, for the oppressed people of Iran. This was a necessary blow for civilization.

The choice is clear. It is a choice between a democratic nation defending its very existence and a terrorist theocracy bent on global chaos. It is a choice between light and darkness. Do not let the lies prevail.

What you must do:

• Share this truth. Do not let the lazy, malicious narratives stand unchallenged online and in your communities.
• Demand clarity from the media. Ask them why they are acting as mouthpieces for the Iranian regime. Ask for their sources.
• Support leaders who see the world as it is. Urge your elected officials to stand with the defenders of freedom, not the purveyors of terror.
• Do not be silent. Your voice is a weapon in the fight for truth and civilization. Use it now.