They Are Lying to You About Israel. Here Is the Truth They Pray You Never Hear.

We live in an age of grotesque moral theatre. A world where the firefighter is accused of arson, the defender is branded the aggressor, and the victim is put on trial for the crime of survival. A toxic fog of lies, spun by fanatics and amplified by the naive and the malicious, has descended, and at its center stands Israel, a nation forced to fight not only for its life but for the very concept of truth itself.

They are lying to you. They are counting on your exhaustion, your compassion, and your ignorance of the facts to turn you against the one democracy in the Middle East. They want you to believe in a fantasy where a nation facing annihilation has no right to defend itself. Today, we tear down that fantasy and confront the uncomfortable, necessary truth.

The Anatomy of a Slander

Let's start with the most poisonous lie, the one designed to paralyze us with guilt and shame. An explosive, unverified allegation, conveniently originating from a fringe element within Israel and laundered through global media, claims IDF soldiers have orders to shoot unarmed people at aid sites in Gaza. This story is not journalism; it is a weapon. It is a carefully crafted narrative designed to achieve one goal: to morally disarm Israel at the precise moment it faces an existential threat from a genocidal regime.

How can a nation that supposedly massacres civilians in Gaza claim moral authority to strike Iran? That’s the question they want you to ask. It is a brilliant, cynical trap. They want you to get lost in the fog of one conflict so you ignore the clear and present danger of another. They want you to debate the unproven actions of a few soldiers so you forget about the stated, documented, genocidal intent of an entire regime in Tehran—a regime that funds the very terror in Gaza that creates these impossible situations in the first place.

This is a modern blood libel, a slander that portrays the Israeli desire to live as a criminal act. It is an insult to our intelligence and an affront to our morality. They feed you this lie because the truth is so damning to their cause.

The Truth of a Patience Exhausted

This conflict did not begin with an Israeli F-35 over the skies of Natanz. “Operation Am Kelavi” was not a beginning. It was an end. It was the end of decades of patience in the face of relentless, state-sponsored terror. It was the end of a long and failed road of diplomacy, where every Israeli concession was met with Iranian escalation.

For years, the world begged Israel to be restrained. We watched as Iran, the world’s central banker of terror, armed and trained Hezbollah on our northern border, funded Hamas to butcher our families in the south, and launched Houthi missiles to strangle the world’s economy. We endured two direct ballistic missile attacks from Iranian soil on our cities. We pursued sanctions. We pursued negotiations. We pursued reason.

And what was Tehran’s response? The IAEA, the world’s own nuclear watchdog, reported with alarm that Iran possessed enough enriched uranium for nearly fifteen nuclear bombs. They were a hair's breadth from the “point of no return,” the moment when their genocidal ambition would be married to the ultimate weapon. When confronted by the international community, they didn't de-escalate; they defiantly announced the construction of new illicit facilities. They were laughing in the world's face, using the mirage of talks as a smokescreen while their centrifuges spun, bringing the doomsday clock closer to midnight.

With a heavy heart but a steady hand, Israel acted. Not out of aggression, but out of a sacred responsibility. We were left with a simple, brutal choice: act pre-emptively, or prepare for a second Holocaust.

A Chasm of Morality: Precision vs. Barbarism

To understand the moral truth of this conflict, you need only ask one question: what were the targets? The answer reveals a chasm so wide it separates civilization from barbarism.

Israel’s targets were the head of the serpent. We used surgical strikes to eliminate the architects of global terror: men like Hossein Salami and Amir Ali Hajizadeh, the very commanders who orchestrated missile attacks on our homes. We targeted the military infrastructure that enables their reign of terror: the Pilot Fuel Enrichment Plant in Natanz, the key to their nuclear bomb; the IRGC airbase in Tabriz that protects their missile sites. Our goal was to destroy capability, not people. It was a feat of technological and moral precision.

Now, look at Iran’s targets. In their retaliatory rage, they didn't aim for the Kirya, Israel’s Pentagon. They didn’t aim for air force bases. They launched over 200 heavy ballistic missiles into the heart of Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan, and Rishon LeZion. Their targets were apartment buildings. Their targets were families. Their targets included Eti Cohen Engel, a 74-year-old woman murdered when a missile slammed into her home. Their goal was to maximize civilian death and terror.

Israel attacks military sites and senior terrorists. Iran attacks grandmothers in their living rooms. Any attempt to draw a moral equivalence between the two is not just wrong; it is a grotesque perversion of the truth. The responsibility for any civilian casualties in Iran lies solely with a vile regime that, like its proxy Hamas, criminally embeds its war machine and its leaders among its own people, using them as human shields.

The Strategic Imperative: Preventing a Greater War

Critics cry that Israel is “escalating” and “dragging the region into war.” This is perhaps the most dangerous lie of all. Israel’s action did not start a war; it prevented a much larger, more catastrophic one.

A world with a nuclear-armed Iran is a world held hostage. It’s a world where every terror proxy is emboldened under a nuclear umbrella. It’s a world where a fanatical death cult can blackmail the planet. By acting now, Israel served as the world’s last line of defense. We did the hard, necessary work that other nations, paralyzed by fear or apathy, refused to do.

And far from being a “strategic loss,” the operation was a stunning success that restored deterrence. Intelligence shows Iran planned to launch over 1,000 missiles in response. Because our strikes were so precise and devastating to their launch sites and command structure, they only managed to fire 200. We didn’t cause their missile attack; our operation reduced its scope by 80%. We neutered their response, paralyzing the so-called “Axis of Resistance” and reminding them that Israeli strength is real.

This was not just a blow against the regime; it was a blow for the oppressed people of Iran. A world without the Ayatollah’s regime is a better world—a world where the brave Iranian people can finally be free. We did not strike Iran; we struck the jailers of the Iranian people.

The choice before you is simple and stark. You can believe the cynical lies of a genocidal terror regime and its amplifiers, or you can stand with the truth. You can condemn the nation that acts as the world’s last line of defense, or you can thank it for its courage.

Do not be a bystander in this war on truth. The stakes are too high.

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