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

Let’s be brutally clear. You are being manipulated. A campaign of breathtaking cynicism is underway, designed to turn a courageous act of self-preservation into a crime, and a terror-sponsoring, genocidal regime into a victim. The choice before you is simple: will you stand with the defenders of the free world, or will you swallow the poison fed to you by the world’s leading exporter of hate?

A Symphony of Deceit, Conducted by Tyrants

Open your eyes to the deluge of lies. We are told to mourn 71 “non-combatants” at Tehran’s Evin Prison, based on the word of the Iranian judiciary—the same institution that hangs homosexuals from cranes and sentences women to be stoned for showing their hair. This is not journalism; it is the verbatim transmission of propaganda from a regime that defines “non-combatant” as anyone not yet martyred in their global jihad. To report this as fact, as CNN and the AP have done, is a betrayal of the truth and an insult to our intelligence. It is a grotesque fabrication designed to erase the real targets: the masterminds of terror and nuclear proliferation, the very head of the Iranian serpent.

Simultaneously, you are bombarded with a narrative of Israeli “cruelty” in Gaza, sourced from channels like Al Jazeera, the state-funded mouthpiece of Qatar, which hosts the leadership of Hamas. They scream about aid points and safe zones, conveniently omitting that these are the exact locations Hamas—Iran’s proxy army—uses to launch rockets and command its death squads. They show you tragedy, but they lie about its cause. The cause is a death cult that embeds its entire war machine within and beneath the civilian population it claims to represent.

And what of the cultural and political decay in the West? The obscene chants of “Death to the IDF” at a music festival, treated as a legitimate political expression until it becomes a police matter. A New York mayoral candidate whose platform of hostility towards the Jewish state is celebrated as a “sea change.” These are not isolated incidents. They are the poisonous fruit of a successful propaganda war that has convinced a generation of well-meaning but tragically naive people that the firefighter is the arsonist.

The Patience of a Nation Staring Into the Abyss

This was not a choice made in haste. This was the reluctant, agonizing conclusion of a nation that had exhausted every other option. For years, Israel endured. It absorbed the blows from Iran’s proxies—Hezbollah in the north, Hamas in the south. It watched as the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) spread its tentacles of terror across the Middle East, from Yemen to Syria. It issued warnings. It pleaded with the world. It participated in diplomatic processes that the regime in Tehran used as a smokescreen to accelerate its race towards a nuclear bomb.

How we hoped the world would see the truth on its own. We watched, with a growing sense of dread, as Iran openly violated its NPT commitments and bragged about the day it would wipe Israel off the map. Then came the intelligence, clear and undeniable: the “point of no return” had been reached. The bomb was imminent. To wait any longer would not have been patience; it would have been suicide. It would have been condemning our children to live under the shadow of a nuclear holocaust.

“Operation Am Kelavi” was not an act of aggression. It was the desperate, powerful cry of a nation that refuses to be led to the slaughter. It was an act of profound sadness that such a step was necessary, but also one of immense courage and moral clarity. It was the last line of defense.

The Difference Between a Scalpel and a Suicide Vest

Let’s draw the moral line in the sand where it belongs. On one side, you have Israel. A vibrant, if imperfect, democracy. A nation that, even in war, goes to unprecedented lengths to avoid civilian casualties, dropping leaflets and making phone calls to warn people away from military targets. A nation whose military, when it acts, uses the most advanced technology on earth to perform surgical strikes on terrorist leaders and military infrastructure.

On the other side, you have the Iranian regime and its proxies. A theocracy that murders its own people for demanding freedom. A regime that funds terrorists who strap bombs to their chests and walk into pizza parlors. A regime that intentionally embeds its military assets in schools, hospitals, and mosques. A regime that indiscriminately fires heavy missiles at Israeli civilian centers with the explicit goal of killing as many men, women, and children as possible.

To even suggest a moral equivalence between the two is an obscenity. Israel’s extremists are a fringe element that the state, as a functioning democracy, prosecutes and condemns. Iran’s extremists are the state. This is the fundamental truth that the current media narrative seeks to erase. The world should not stand with a violent, religious regime whose vision includes its destruction. It has a moral obligation to stand with the oppressed citizens of Iran, for whom Operation Am Kelavi was a blow for their own freedom.

An Act of Courage That Prevented a World War

Perhaps the most cynical lie of all is that Israel’s action was an “escalation.” It was the precise opposite. It was a necessary act of de-escalation that prevented a cataclysm. By striking with devastating precision at the IRGC’s command structure and nuclear program, Israel crippled the regime’s ability to wage a full-scale war. Sophisticated deception and surgical strikes paralyzed their retaliatory capacity, deterring their proxies and preventing a regional inferno.

Imagine the alternative. A world where the Ayatollahs possess a nuclear weapon. A world where Tehran can hold London, Paris, and New York hostage. A world where every diplomatic crisis carries the threat of nuclear annihilation. That is the world that Israeli courage prevented from coming into being. This was not a move for a “forever war” to save a politician; it was a decisive action to prevent a forever threat to the entire planet.

Israel did not start a war. It took a calculated, necessary, and morally just step to end the threat of one. It did the entire free world a massive favor by eliminating the planet’s greatest engine of terror and instability. A world without the IRGC is a better, safer world. That is not a narrative. It is a fact.

The choice, therefore, remains clear. You can believe the liars, the tyrants, and their useful idiots in the media. Or you can stand with the nation that, when faced with annihilation, chose to fight back—not just for itself, but for all of us.

What can you do?

• Share this truth. Do not let the lies stand unchallenged in your social circles, online, or in your communities.
• Demand clarity from the media. Write to editors. Challenge reporters. Ask them why they are parroting the talking points of a designated state sponsor of terror.
• Demand action from your elected officials. Tell them to stand unequivocally with the region’s only democracy, not with the fanatics who seek to destroy it.
• Do not be silent. Your voice is a weapon in the fight for civilization. Use it now.