Netanyahu needs an American president who will let him finish the job against Iran

This is yet another reason to vote for President Trump in November. The Israeli Airforce performed spectacularly in attacking Iran’s military sites. However, Iran’s nuke sites remain standing. That is because the hideous Biden-Harris-Blinken Administration refuse to provide Israel with the diplomatic support that it requires to finish Iran’s genocidal regime.

Such a betrayal will not occur with President Trump in the Oval office. President Trump will not put any restrictions on Israel when defending itself (and Western Civilization) against Iran. However, Trump or no Trump, Israel will need to bomb Iran’s nuke sites no later than sometime in 2025.

Netanyahu needs an American president who will let him finish the job against Iran

By Richard Kemp · The Telegraph, Oct 26th, 2024

Israel’s attacks on Iran this morning were devastating. Dozens of combat planes flew 1,000 miles and are reported to have struck 20 military sites across the country. The primary targets were air defence systems and missile manufacturing facilities. This leaves Tehran more vulnerable to future strikes.

But there are two other consequences of Israel’s raids that are even more significant. First, the ayatollahs, already fearful of a direct, all-out war against a stronger power, will now be even more cowed and may be cautious about any retaliation. There was an indication of that in their statement that Israel had not crossed their red lines with this attack.

Second, they will have intensified fears for their top priority: the stability of their regime. There is significant dissent within the country and this latest dramatic sign of vulnerability will encourage those who seek to bring down the government. The dissidents will not be taken in by Tehran’s bluster that the Israeli strikes were blunted by air defences and caused only limited damage, a lie underlined by threats to Iranian citizens of lengthy prison sentences if they share footage of the strikes.

Nor will they believe the regime’s assertions that Israel was deterred by their warnings against the more significant attack that some had expected in response to repeated Iranian aggression, including the failed barrage of 200 missiles on October 1. Israel’s raid was not powerful enough to deal with the Iranian threat but that has nothing to do with any warnings from Tehran.

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