Looks like the Israeli Air Force just gave Tehran a masterclass in modern warfare—and in case anyone missed the memo, they’re not asking for permission slips. While the Democrats are hosting seminars on “de-escalation” and “inclusive diplomacy,” Israel’s out here doing what any sovereign nation should be doing: defending itself decisively and unapologetically.
So let’s break this down. The IDF just announced it’s achieved aerial superiority over Tehran. That’s not just a headline—it’s a tectonic-level shift in military dynamics in the Middle East. Not over Gaza, not over southern Lebanon. We’re talking the capital of Iran, the beating heart of the Ayatollah’s terror machine. According to Israel, they can now operate their fighter jets across Iranian skies with minimal resistance. Translation: the Islamic Republic’s air defenses are about as useful as a screen door on a submarine.
And how did they celebrate this milestone? By vaporizing four of Iran’s top terror puppeteers in one fell swoop. That’s right—Israel took out the head of the IRGC’s Intelligence Organization, his deputy, and two top dogs from the Quds Force Intelligence Directorate. These aren’t just bureaucrats in fancy uniforms. These guys have been orchestrating terror across the region for years—funding Hezbollah, arming Hamas, playing puppet-master in Syria, and fanning the flames of chaos from Lebanon to Yemen. Now they’re just a footnote in IDF’s latest briefing.
Of course, if this were the other way around—if Israel had lost top brass in a targeted strike—you’d hear the usual suspects screaming about international law and U.N. resolutions. But when the world’s leading state sponsor of terrorism takes a direct hit? Crickets. Or worse, handwringing over “regional stability,” as if stability ever existed with Iran playing arsonist in every neighborhood.
Let’s also not overlook what Israel’s air force pulled off in just 24 hours. They obliterated more than 20 Iranian surface-to-surface missiles—minutes before they were about to launch toward Israeli cities. Imagine that. A real-time strike to prevent an attack on civilians. You’d think that might get some praise from the so-called human rights community. But don’t hold your breath. They’re too busy composing stern letters to the IDF.
Meanwhile, Iran launched yet another wave of missiles into Israel—because that’s what bullies do when they’ve been punched in the teeth. Eight Israeli civilians were killed in the barrage, dozens injured, and still Israel’s only “sin” according to many in the international press is fighting back. The same press that was practically writing eulogies for Iran’s terror chiefs is now “deeply concerned” about the possibility of escalation. As if escalation isn’t exactly what Iran’s been gunning for all along.
But here’s the part that really underlines the divide: while Israel is surgically dismantling the infrastructure of evil with world-class intelligence and military precision, Iran is still out here lobbing missiles like it’s 1991. One side’s doing tactical eliminations; the other’s playing whack-a-mole with civilians. And yet somehow, in elite policy circles and cable news panels, Israel is the one on trial.
President Trump at the G7 continues extending an olive branch to Iran in the midst of its war with Israel:
“I’d say Iran is not winning this war. They should talk — and they should talk immediately before it’s too late.” pic.twitter.com/RZ7JFiUI4U
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) June 16, 2025
Let’s not forget the real stakes here. This isn’t just about Israel and Iran. It’s about the West finally drawing a line in the sand against state-sponsored terrorism. It’s about choosing between a democracy defending its existence and a regime built on martyrdom, censorship, and global chaos. Israel didn’t start this fire. But it sure as hell knows how to put it out—with missiles, not memos.
So next time someone tries to moralize from the safety of a think tank in D.C., maybe remind them that Israel isn’t just protecting itself. It’s reminding the rest of us that appeasement doesn’t stop evil—air superiority does.
