Israeli strikes hit Syria hard this week. They hit near the presidential palace and government buildings in Damascus. These attacks were in response to intense fighting in southern Syria. The violence threatened innocent civilians, especially the Druze minority.
Israel acted to protect the Druze people. This community has faced attacks from Sunni tribal fighters and Druze militias. Israel stepped in to prevent more bloodshed. They also need to secure their border with Syria against terrorists.
The UN condemned Israel’s actions as escalatory. But they ignore the real problem: Syria’s government can’t keep its people safe. The Syrian regime failed to stop the fighting. Israel had to act when no one else would.
Humanitarian aid is blocked in the region because of the chaos. Roads are closed and supplies can’t get through. The UN talks about violations of sovereignty, but innocent people are dying. Israel’s strikes brought attention to this crisis.
Syria’s government is weak and divided. They can’t control their own territory. The fighting between different groups shows how broken the country is. Without strong leadership, more violence will come.
Israel has every right to defend its borders and protect minorities. The Druze are good people caught in a bad situation. Israel stands by its allies. They won’t let terrorists threaten their security or hurt their friends.
The UN should focus on making Syria safe for all its people. Instead, they attack Israel for doing what’s necessary. The world must support Israel’s right to self-defense. Peace requires strength against evil.
These strikes show Israel won’t back down. They will act to stop threats and save lives. America must stand with our true friend in the Middle East. Israel is the only force for stability in a broken region.
