Israel once again shows the world what real leadership looks like. Unlike the West’s weak-kneed approach to dangerous regimes, the Israelis aren’t afraid to take action. This week, they targeted Admiral Alireza Tangsiri, a big shot in Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. He wasn’t just any official—he was the architect behind Iran’s latest blockade at the Strait of Hormuz, choking off one of the world’s most vital oil routes.
The globalists and the left love to wring their hands about “escalation” and “international law,” but they turn a blind eye when tyrants threaten energy supplies and freedom of navigation. While the Biden administration delivers empty speeches and dithers with U.N. resolutions, Israel acts. They took out the man responsible for flexing Iranian muscle where it hurts—blocking the free world from the Middle East’s energy lifeline. Where are the strongly worded tweets from the State Department when Iran bullies the world? Nowhere to be found.
Liberals always claim they’re about “human rights” and “global stability.” But when a thug regime threatens to crash the global economy just to poke the West in the eye, they prefer to appease and negotiate with terrorists. Iran’s game at the Strait of Hormuz wasn’t just a local issue. It was a direct attack on every country—America included—that depends on open, secure trade. Israel understood what was at stake, and didn’t wait for a permission slip from Brussels or the U.N.
Let’s face it: weakness invites aggression. That’s Iran’s playbook and the Democrats seem eager to let them use it. Israel, as usual, exposes the difference between cowards and those willing to defend civilization. The media will cry foul, the peaceniks will virtue-signal, but oil shipments won’t flow on empty promises.
When will Washington learn from Jerusalem instead of lecturing them? Maybe next time the world’s energy is held hostage, we ought to ask ourselves—are we going to lead, or are we going to let the bullies win again?
Source: Breitbart
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