The United Nations has a structural absurdity problem, and it is no longer possible to dismiss it as an anomaly. Iran — the world’s leading state sponsor of terrorism, a country that executed 65 women in 2025 alone and enforces a system its own UN Special Rapporteur has called “gender apartheid” — now sits on UN bodies shaping policy on women’s rights, nuclear nonproliferation, and terrorism prevention. Rep. Brian Mast and the House Foreign Affairs Committee are not wrong to ask whether this is satire.

The Biden-Harris Administration has enriched the Iranian Ayatollah, and Israel is paying the price. pic.twitter.com/EKROVIAuim — Lindsey Graham (@LindseyGrahamSC) July 28, 2024

The Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Strike Group (TRCSG) has arrived in the U.S. 5th Fleet area of operations as of July 12. This strategic deployment aims to deter aggression, promote regional stability, and ensure the protection of the free flow of commerce within the region. The presence of the TRCSG underscores the United States’ commitment to maintaining security and stability in a critical part of the world, where the movement of goods and resources is vital to global economies.

It is beyond infuriating to witness the Biden administration’s lack of decisive action regarding the escalating threats faced by Israel. By failing to take a firm stance, the administration is not only abandoning a crucial ally but is also emboldening Iran and its proxies, enabling them to act with increasing audacity. Iran’s relentless pursuit of nuclear weapons is a dire threat to Israel and regional stability, and the Biden administration’s passive approach only encourages Tehran’s ambitions.