Good stood against evil today, and the world felt it.
For too long, the Iranian regime has ruled through fear, violence, and terror.
In the past month alone, more than 32,000 Iranians were executed for protesting, for speaking, for daring to hope for freedom.
Families silenced. Voices erased. Lives taken simply for disagreeing.
So we have to ask, what would you have us do in the face of that kind of evil?
Stand by while a regime slaughters its own people and expands its reach of terror?
Ignore the threat as it advances its military capabilities and targets innocent lives beyond its borders?
Today, a decisive action removed dangerous leadership and weakened a force that has terrorized the region for decades.
This was not about starting a new war. It was about stopping terror, saving lives, and giving a suffering people a chance.
Now the Iranian people, who have longed for freedom, may have an opening they have not seen in generations.
Will they seize it and build something lasting? We do not know.
But we can pray for them, cheer them on, and hope they rise into that opportunity.
We can also mourn every innocent life lost, because every life matters, no matter where they live.
And we can pray for the safety of American and Israeli forces who stand against terror on behalf of the world.
This moment should unite us in compassion, courage, and clarity.
Step back from outrage. Look at what is truly at stake.
Today, good confronted evil, and by Godโs grace, good prevailed.