Iran launches rockets while Biden scolds Israel and liberals look away

While most Americans were spending time with loved ones during Passover and Easter, chaos in the Middle East didn’t take a break. Families sat around their tables. Meanwhile, rockets flew over Israel, courtesy of Iran and its terror proxies. While the left obsesses over pronouns and useless climate rules, real evil festers and grows stronger every day.

Voices on the ground in Israel, like Rabbi Michael Barclay, are sounding the alarm. He isn’t mincing words about what’s happening. Iran means business, and their goal is clear: destroy Israel, wipe out Western values, and watch the world burn. Yet the liberal media hardly blinks. Biden and his globalist buddies prefer to wag their fingers at Israel’s “response.” They scold the only democracy in the region for daring to defend itself against unprovoked aggression.

It’s a sad joke how quickly the Democrats can find time to attack Israel’s moral right to self-defense, but can’t muster an ounce of outrage when Hamas, Hezbollah, or Iranian agents rain down death on civilians. The left’s selective outrage is a cancer that weakens American resolve and emboldens our enemies. Make no mistake—weakness in Washington means bloodshed in Jerusalem.

Israel is forced to fight for its very existence, while civilians scramble for bomb shelters during sacred holidays. Where is Vice President Harris? Where is AOC? Busy tweeting about “intersectionality” and “diversity” instead of standing with our allies. This is a war, not a sociology seminar. Iran isn’t going to sign a feelings-based treaty. They believe in power, and right now, the West looks confused, divided, and frankly, pathetic.

Is it any wonder Iran feels emboldened? When America leads from behind, tyrants fill the void. The left’s incompetence is paving the way for terror to reign unchecked in the Holy Land. Enough is enough. If the so-called progressives care about human rights, maybe they should start by defending the right not to be blown up by Iranian rockets. Or is even that too “problematic” for them?

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