Bibi, If You Were Waiting For The Perfect Time To Justifiably Take Out The Iranian Nuclear Bomb Program, Your Moment To Strike Is Right Now.

The New York Times reported early Sunday that Biden administration officials were advising Israel against a retaliatory attack on Iran given its successful defense.

So the BIG question on everyone’s mind today is, how will Israel respond to last night’s blistering attack by Iran that launched hundreds of drones and missiles on the sovereign Jewish state.

In America, pretend president Joe Biden is telling Bibi Netanyahu to ‘take the win and walk away’. But if I could speak with Bibi, I would tell him something quite different. I would tell him that the moment he’s long waited for, the chance to justifiably take out Iran’s nuclear weapons facilities, arrived last night in all the bombing.

“Redeem Israel, O God, out of all his troubles.” Psalm 25:22 (KJB)

The entire world for about 6 hours, was focused on the nation of Israel in one accord, astonished first at all the bombs dropping on Israel, and then flabbergasted at how well Iron Dome, David’s Sling and the Arrow Defense System batted down 99% of everything.

Props to the United States and Jordan for helping out as well.

But while the world watched Iran attack Israel, in the back of everyone’s mind was the thought that, if Iran ever gets nuclear bombs, they will absolutely use them against the Jewish state.

So Bibi, if you are reading this, now is the time you’ve waited for to take out Iran nuclear weapons capability.

Rather than causing it, this action would go a long way towards delaying WWIII. Do it now while last night is fresh in people’s minds, and the global community will understand and support you. Wait 6 months or even less, and your moment will be gone. Maybe forever.

FROM THE HILL: Fears the Iran strikes could trigger a wider war emerged immediately after news broke about the assault. A shadow war between Iran and its allies, including the militant groups Hamas and Hezbollah, and Israel has taken place for years, but it greatly ramped up with the unprecedented Oct. 7 attack by Hamas on Israel that killed 1,200 Israelis, many of them civilians.

That brazen attack triggered an all-out assault by Israel on Gaza, which is controlled by Hamas, that has killed more than 32,000 people. The war has led to an international outcry against Israel, isolating the country and contributing to fraying ties between the Biden administration and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government.

Biden in recent weeks has stepped up his criticism of Netanyahu, arguing Israel’s response to the Hamas attack had gone over the top and urging the ally to do more to protect civilians and aid workers in Gaza.

Biden is likely to come under more pressure domestically after the Iran attacks to show support for Israel. Meanwhile, in an early signal of GOP intentions, one Republican lawmaker on Saturday called on the U.S. to strike Iran in retaliation for its actions.

At the same time, the administration has consistently sought to prevent the Israeli war in Gaza from breaking out into a wider conflict, and it is expected U.S. efforts will continue to move in that direction. U.S. officials on Saturday night said they would continue to offer support for Israel if there were more strikes from Iran. READ MORE

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