” Trump and Netanyahu didn’t Start the War with Iran. They are Finally Ending It!

For decades, the Western world, led by U.S. Presidents, pretended the Islamic Republic of Iran was just another difficult government that needed diplomacy, patience, and economic incentives.

But history tells a very different story.

Since the Iranian revolution in 1979, the regime in Tehran has been at war with the United States and with Israel, openly, proudly, and violently.

This is the regime that seized the American Embassy in Tehran and held 52 American diplomats hostage for 444 days.

This is the regime that built and armed Hezbollah, the terror army responsible for the 1983 bombing of the U.S. Marine barracks in Beirut that killed 241 American servicemen.

That was not just terrorism. That was an act of war against the United States.

And it didn’t stop there.

Hezbollah and Iran were responsible for the 1983 bombing of the U.S. Embassy in Beirut, killing American personnel.

Iran-backed networks orchestrated the 1996 Khobar Towers bombing in Saudi Arabia, killing 19 U.S. airmen.

Throughout the Iraq War, Iran’s Revolutionary Guard armed Shiite militias that killed and maimed American soldiers with advanced roadside bombs and training.

In 2020, the Iranian regime fired ballistic missiles directly at American bases in Iraq, injuring U.S. troops.

This is a regime that has spent 47 years chanting “Death to America” and “Death to Israel.”

Not whispering it.

Not hinting at it.

Chanting it from parliament floors, state television, military parades, and school classrooms.

At the same time, the regime has built global terror networks stretching from the Middle East to South America, including operations uncovered in Argentina and across the continent, while intelligence agencies have repeatedly warned about Iranian sleeper cells and influence networks inside the United States.

And while all of this was happening, the Western world negotiated.

And negotiated. And negotiated again.

The worst were President Obama and then President Biden.

Under both, U.S. policy toward Iran involved billions of dollars in sanctions relief, financial settlements, and access to previously frozen Iranian assets.

Under the 2015 nuclear agreement, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), that Prime Minister Netanyahu tried so hard to have Obama stop, Iran gained access to tens of billions of dollars that had been frozen abroad under international sanctions, estimated at roughly $29–$56 billion initially, with higher estimates sometimes cited when broader sanctions relief and future economic activity were included.

In addition, the Obama administration settled a long-standing dispute by transferring $1.7 billion to Iran related to a pre-1979 arms deal, including $400 million in principal and $1.3 billion in interest.

Years later, the Biden administration approved arrangements allowing Iran to access additional frozen funds, including $6 billion held in South Korea as part of a prisoner-exchange deal and other sanctions waivers enabling Iran to draw on billions more in escrowed energy revenues.

Obama and then Biden allowed billions of dollars to flow into Iran through sanctions relief and diplomatic agreements that did nothing to stop the regime’s real ambition: nuclear weapons and instead empowered the regime to continue.

Those nuclear weapons were not meant for electricity.

They were meant for leverage, intimidation, and ultimately the ability to threaten, and potentially destroy, Israel and endanger the United States and the entire free world.

This is why the current war matters.

The United States did not join Israel because Israel “dragged America into a foreign war.”

That narrative is both historically ignorant and morally backward.

America joined Israel because Iran has been waging war against America for nearly half a century.

After decades of failed diplomacy, the reality became unavoidable: if Iran’s nuclear and missile programs were not stopped now, the cost later would be catastrophic.

So yes, Israel and the United States are acting together.

Not to start a war. To end one.

Even in Washington, the historical memory is returning. Senator Lindsey Graham is now publicly calling for the United States to support Israel in destroying Hezbollah in Lebanon, the same Hezbollah responsible for murdering those 241 U.S. Marines in Beirut.

That is not escalation.

That is long-delayed justice.

This is what defeating evil actually looks like.

It means recognizing that some regimes are not misunderstood. They are not redeemable through concessions. They are not interested in peaceful coexistence.

They are committed to destruction.

And the Islamic Republic of Iran has said so, clearly, consistently, and proudly, for 47 years.
We can never forget that October 7th, 2033 was meant to be the opening move in a far larger Iranian multi-front surprise war to destroy Israel.

Hamas believed its massacre would trigger the Iranian coordinated, multi-front assault on Israel from Iran’s entire terror network, Hezbollah from Lebanon, militias from Syria, Yemen and Iraq, and other Iranian proxies across the region, in a plan ultimately aimed at destroying the Jewish state.

Iran had spent decades building this “Axis of Resistance,” funding, training, and arming groups like Hamas and Hezbollah to surround Israel and attack it from multiple directions.
But the plan never fully materialized. Hamas launched its brutal attack before the rest of the Iranian network was ready to escalate into full war. Instead of collapsing Israel, October 7th awakened a determined Jewish nation that began systematically dismantling Iran’s proxy armies and confronting the regime that armed them. What was supposed to be the beginning of Israel’s destruction instead triggered the unraveling of the very Iranian genocidal terror network designed to destroy it.

So to those attacking President Trump and PM Netanyahu for confronting Iran now, understand something very important:

Trump and Netanyahu did not start this war. They are finally ending it.

For decades, the Western world enabled Iran’s aggression through denial, appeasement, and moral confusion. That era is ending.

Israel has chosen moral clarity.

The Jewish nation-state understands something the modern West often forgets: choosing good also requires confronting evil.

You cannot defeat genocidal ideologies by accommodating them.

You defeat them by dismantling them.

And with strong moral and military backing from President Trump, Israel is once again doing what the Jewish people have done throughout history when confronted by enemies who seek our destruction: standing up, fighting back, and refusing to disappear.

This is not just about Israel.

This is about protecting the free world from a regime that has spent nearly half a century trying to destroy it.

And if this effort succeeds, if Iran’s Shiite Islamic terror empire collapses, the result will not only be security.

It will open the door for a different world: one where good, God-fearing, law-abiding, freedom-loving citizens can finally be empowered to stand up to the evil of the red-green jihadist alliance already in the gates destroying Western countries from within, to then once again be able to focus on prosperity without living under the shadow of jihadist tyranny.

That is not just an Israeli victory.

That is a critical first step of victory for humanity.

And the Jewish nation-state of Israel is the tip of the spear helping make it happen.

Jews, lift your heads high with pride in your Jewish identity and in our ancestral homeland, the State of Israel. Don’t let the noise and distortions of the media, whether from the left or the right, shake your clarity or confidence. Israel is not the problem. Israel is the solution. Israel is goodness, strength, and hope. Israel is home.

Strengthen your faith in God. These are redemptive times.

Am Yisrael Chai! ”