The Iranians have suffered greatly from the sanctions imposed on them at the behest or request of the Israelis. The recent war on Iran claimed the lives of approximately 150 young girls who were killed in an elementary school during the early hours of the conflict, further tarnishing America’s criminal record. America and Americans have paid a heavy price for their support of Israel, a price paid in the form of terrorism fueled by anger and resentment.
The September 11 attacks serve as a prime example, as the planners cited America’s support for Israel as a major source of their anger. Without that support, perhaps the September 11 attacks, the war in Afghanistan, the deaths of 2,400 American soldiers, the injuries of 20,000 others, the loss of two trillion U.S. dollars, the first attempt to bomb the World Trade Center, the bombings of American embassies in Africa, Richard Reid’s shoe bomb attempt, the Times Square bombing attempt, and other attacks would never have occurred. These attacks stemmed from U.S. support for Israel or from resentment of its actions in the region. After what Israel has done in Gaza and Lebanon, killing at least 72,000 people and leaving vast areas uninhabitable, we should be more worried about what the future may hold. In addition to endangering American lives, the U.S.-Israel relationship has also become a threat to American freedoms. Pro-Israel lobbying groups exploit the U.S. government as a weapon against their political opponents.
More than 30 states have banned business dealings with any entity that boycotts Israel. Even families applying for state hurricane relief had to sign a form pledging not to boycott Israel. Israel has repeatedly disseminated intelligence claims regarding Saddam Hussein’s imminent development of a nuclear bomb and possession of weapons of mass destruction to mislead us. Iran followed the same policy regarding its nuclear program. Last summer, during the initial phase of the war, Netanyahu made the following claim. In the hours following the attack, he said, “We have finally learned that Iran was planning to supply terrorist proxies with nuclear weapons that it will develop in the future.” During a media briefing in mid-February 2026, Mossad informed Trump that Iran’s ballistic missile capability would be neutralized within two weeks, that the Iranian population would rise up against the government, and that Kurdish forces in Iraq might cross the border into Iran.
Mossad also stated that the likelihood of Iran striking military bases in neighboring countries, including American bases, was extremely low, and that Iran would not be able to close the Strait of Hormuz. For Israel’s sake, the Pentagon expended half of its global stockpile of Patriot missiles, reportedly four times the number provided to Ukraine over four years. It also drew down nearly half of its precision-guided munitions, nearly half of its THAAD anti-ballistic missile systems, and about a third of its Tomahawk missiles. Restoring these stockpiles would require a long time and substantial financial resources.
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