Iran’s aerial assault on Israel involved some 320 attack drones, cruise missiles, and ballistic missiles. It was the act of a regime fully committed to annihilating the Jewish State.
Iran’s aerial assault on Israel involved some 320 attack drones, cruise missiles, and ballistic missiles. It was the act of a regime fully committed to annihilating the Jewish State.
It will not be the last—unless we act now.
This weekend’s brazen attack was the latest in a decades-long genocidal campaign against Israel and the Jewish people. It should leave no doubt for the international community that stopping Iran’s aggression requires immediate action.
The U.S. cannot continue to allow Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian to come and go as he pleases and be treated like any other diplomat. Just yesterday, he was allowed to enter the United States for the United Nations Security Council meeting on Gaza.
Amir-Abdollahian represents a nation that just attacked a U.S. ally—an attack that American servicemembers risked their lives to defend against. He does not deserve to set foot on American soil.
While the U.S. has agreed to issue visas to foreign diplomats who are traveling to New York on UN business, there are exceptions for terrorism, security, and foreign policy—last exercised when Amir-Abdollahian’s predecessor Mohammad Javad Zarif was denied entry in 2020.
