Israel faces an existential threat from Iran’s nuclear ambitions, and compromise is not an option. That’s the bold message from Israeli defense expert Or Issachar, who warns that weakness invites aggression. In a recent interview, Issachar criticized global efforts to negotiate with Tehran, calling them dangerous illusions that put Middle East security at risk.
Issachar knows the stakes better than most. As a top advisor to Prime Minister Netanyahu and veteran of Israel’s elite 8200 intelligence unit, he’s spent years studying Iran’s deadly strategies. His blunt assessment? Appeasing terrorist regimes never works. Iran uses talks as cover to advance its nuclear weapons program while funding proxies like Hamas and Hezbollah.
The October 7th massacres proved Israel can’t afford naive policies. Hamas’s brutal attacks exposed the failures of relying on diplomacy alone. Issachar argues Israel must act decisively—destroying nuclear sites if necessary—to prevent a second Holocaust. Waiting for Western allies to take charge has only emboldened enemies.
Past deals like the 2015 nuclear agreement failed because they ignored Iran’s true nature. Sanctions relief poured billions into Tehran’s terror machine. Issachar warns repeating these mistakes would be catastrophic. Iran’s leaders chant “Death to America” and “Death to Israel”—their words reveal their goals.
Some in Washington still push for concessions, but patriots know better. Strength deters war. Weakness invites it. Issachar praises President Trump’s strong support for Israel but urges even firmer action. America must stand shoulder-to-shoulder with its closest Middle East ally, not lecture them about “restraint.”
The clock is ticking. Every day Iran gets closer to a bomb. Issachar calls for unity among freedom-loving nations to crush Tehran’s regime through crippling sanctions and military readiness. Half-measures won’t stop fanatics hellbent on destruction.
Ordinary Americans understand this threat. They’ve seen how open borders and weak leadership endanger their families. Just as they demand secure borders at home, they support Israel’s right to defend itself against Iranian-backed terror.
The choice is clear: surrender to bullies or fight for survival. Issachar’s message echoes Reagan’s wisdom—peace through strength. Israel won’t bow to nuclear blackmail, and neither should America. The free world’s future depends on crushing Iran’s evil ambitions now.
