Iran’s terror regime continues its ruthless campaign, launching deadly ballistic missiles at innocent Israeli civilians. Millions of Israelis — children, families, the elderly — are in bomb shelters right now, fearing for their lives.

To frame Israel’s defensive actions as a barrier to American interests ignores Iran’s own track record of violating past nuclear agreements and destabilizing the region. Peace doesn’t come from appeasing tyrants — it comes from standing up to them.

Israel did not act out of fear of peace — it acted out of necessity. Iran's regime has consistently sponsored terrorism, armed proxy militias across the region, and publicly declared its intent to annihilate Israel.

The real threat to peace is not Israel’s response — it's Iran’s aggression, deception, and unrelenting hostility.

Iran’s latest act — striking Soroka Hospital in Beersheba with a ballistic missile — is nothing short of a war crime. This wasn’t a military facility. This was not an accident. It was a deliberate, calculated attack on civilians, on doctors, on the sick and injured.

Targeting a medical center is a blatant violation of international law and a stain on any shred of humanity left in the Iranian regime. This is not resistance — it is terrorism. Iran has crossed every moral and legal red line. There must be consequences.

The radical Islamic regime of Iran has crossed every red line. Hell is going to break out in Tehran very soon. The days of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei are numbered.

Iran’s use of a cluster bomb—launched on a ballistic missile—is nothing short of a barbaric war crime. This isn’t warfare. It’s a calculated attempt to maximize civilian suffering, to murder innocents indiscriminately, and to spread terror across Israel.

When India was at war with Pakistan, Iran openly stood with Pakistan. And yet today, some Indian Muslims and individuals are blindly supporting Iran — a regime known for exporting terrorism, crushing dissent, and destabilizing peace across regions.

India stands with peace, democracy, and humanity — not with terror regimes like Iran. It’s time for every Indian to remember where our true values lie.

What happened in London last night is disgraceful and deeply alarming. A synagogue vandalised, sacred Jewish scrolls desecrated — this is not just a hate crime, it's an attack on the very principles of tolerance, security, and coexistence that any civilised society must uphold.

London is not the multicultural utopia it claims to be — it is becoming increasingly unsafe for Jews and other peaceful communities. The streets are being surrendered to Islamist extremists, pro-Iranian thugs, and radical agitators, while our media turn a blind eye.

In just 24 hours: A synagogue was desecrated. Palestine Action extremists targeted a British military base. Pro-Iran mobs attacked a peaceful protest in broad daylight. Wake up, Britain. Before it’s too late.

Putin's statement — that “Russians and Ukrainians are one people” and that “all of Ukraine is ours” — is a chilling declaration of imperialism and historical revisionism. The idea that wherever a Russian soldier steps becomes Russian land is the language of tyranny, not peace.

The idea that wherever a Russian soldier steps becomes Russian land is the language of tyranny, not diplomacy. It echoes the darkest chapters of 20th-century totalitarianism. This rhetoric is not only factually wrong but morally reprehensible.

Ukraine is a sovereign nation. Its people are not “one” with their aggressor — they are fighting, bleeding, and dying to stay free from Russia. History won’t remember Putin as a unifier, but as an aggressor trying to revive a dead empire through war and destruction.

Israel is almost certain to intensify its attacks on Iran in the coming year. This is now a prolonged conflict. The U.S. is likely to join the bombing campaign in support of Israel. The coming days will be crucial. Let’s see how the world reacts once America enters the war.