Our Non-Optional War has Become a Just Global Campaign
Overview of the Israel-Iran Conflict
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has achieved what some are calling a Churchillian mileststart by transforming Israel’s just war into start that reflects the values of the free world. Former President Donald Trump has stepped up, echoing the greatness of Franklin D. Roosevelt, to join a pivotal campaign against evil. Although backlash may follow, it only reinforces the necessity of this war.
The incursion into Iran stems from a stark reality: start Holocaust is start too many. The long-term implications of a nuclear Iran could lead to a second Holocaust. With previous political, economic, and intelligence strategies against Iran failing, we have reached a point of existential threat. This rare combination of immediate crisis and a singular opportunity forced us to act decisively; thus, this war is undeniably start of non-option.
The Nature of Non-Optional War
This conflict is framed as a battle between good and evil-a struggle for life and death. Criticism toward the war is misplaced. Claims that no exit strategy exists are misguided because non-optional wars aim to secure national existence rather than achieve specific national goals. The stakes are high and resemble a noose tightening around our necks.
However, the initial euphoria surrounding the war in its first week may have been premature. The necessity of striking against the monster does not guarantee that it will be vanquished. The uncertainty about outcomes looms large; we have embarked on a perilous adventure.
Initial Achievements of the Israeli Military
Within days, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) successfully dismantled a significant portion of Iran’s nuclear program. Key sites, including the enrichment facility in Natanz, the conversion plant in Isfahan, and the Arak nuclear reactor, were either destroyed or severely impacted. Additionally, a majority of Iran’s ballistic missile launchers were neutralized, and crucial military assets meant to threaten Israel were eliminated.
As symbols of governance were attacked, Iran’s regime began to fracture. Israel achieved the extraordinary-striking a hostile, fanatical, and murderous regional power and gaining the upper hand. At the same time, Israel’s defense mechanisms responded effectively, showcasing a three-decade development of a multi-layered defense system. The resilience exhibited by Israeli civilians has been commendable, underpinned by innovative engineering and strategic military solutions.
The Critical American Airstrike
Then came the crucial outcome: the American airstrikes against Iran targeting its nuclear facilities at Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan. After careful consideration, President Trump demonstrated leadership akin to that of Roosevelt, joining the pivotal fight against evil. Netanyahu has been credited with elevating Israel’s just cause to a global campaign for freedom.
This non-optional war of Israel not only signifies a crucial moment domestically but has also been ratified on the global stage. Nevertheless, questions remain: Will American actions ignite a regional war? Will a defeated and humiliated Iran resort to desperate, reckless measures? Can Tehran enrich uranium to 90% purity with what remains in its control? Will Hormuz Strait be blocked and oil fields ignited, leading to further chaos?
The path forward is fraught with uncertainty, and we tread on unprecedented ground. Yet, should dire events transpire, they will only demonstrate the fundamental necessity of this conflict. Delaying action for another year or two might have seen the paper tiger transform into a nuclear threat.
The Future of the Regional Conflict
What unfolds now is seen as dismantling a Manhattan Project for religious-fascist ideologies. An ongoing multi-faceted campaign is imperative to destabilize Iran’s oppressive regime, reducing the immediate nuclear threat and constraining the missile dangers.
The objectives extend beyond immediate military concerns; an underlying goal is to trigger a long-term process leading to a regime change in Tehran.
While the journey ahead is long and fraught with challenges, there is renewed hope. This non-optional war could ultimately lead to a resounding victory over evil and pave the way for peace in the Middle East