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Ben Rhodes faced swift social media backlash from conservatives after criticizing U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran.
Conservatives argued Rhodes’s comments blame the Obama era Iran deal for today’s tensions.
Former Trump critics and allies remarked Rhodes bears responsibility for policy outcomes.
Coverage references ongoing reports about Iranian leadership amid the U.S.-Israel strikes.
The piece notes attributed quotes from Trump supporters and media figures reacting to the incident.
Fox News Digital cites multiple figures commenting on the strike and Rhodes’s response.
The report underscores the narrative that Rhodes's past policy actions are part of today’s debate.

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world10h ago

Rubio canceled his planned March 2 trip to Israel amid escalating Middle East tensions after the Iranian leader’s death.
The death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei followed American and Israeli airstrikes, triggering regional instability.
Trump confirmed Khamenei's death, signaling a broad U.S. response in the region.
State Department spokesperson Dylan Johnson stated Rubio would not travel due to current circumstances.
The operation, named 'Operation Epic Fury,' was described as having killed the Iranian leader at Tehran's compound.
Dubai's airport faced evacuation and damage as part of retaliatory strikes linked to the crisis.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated the airstrikes destroyed the leader's compound.
The Daily Mail Live Blog provided minute-by-minute updates on the developing Middle East situation.
Public comments from officials indicated ongoing discussions about regional priorities including Iran, Lebanon, and Gaza.
The report noted visuals from the president’s situation room featuring Rubio and other aides.
Officials emphasized that multiple countries faced retaliatory missile strikes as the conflict escalated.

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Trump ordered military strikes on Iran as part of a broader Operation Epic Fury, with U.S. and Israeli actions targeting Tehran.
United Against a Nuclear Iran (UANI), co-led by Jeb Bush, praised the president's decision and framed it as a necessary step against Tehran.
The group’s founders include Ambassador Mark Wallace and Dennis Ross, emphasizing Iran’s human rights abuses and regional threats.
Bush via Fox News Digital called the operation a historic mission against the Iranian regime and praised the actions of American and Israeli service members.
The piece ties the current strikes to long-standing calls for curbing Tehran’s nuclear ambitions and regional influence.
Fox News highlights the context of U.S.-Israel cooperation in launching the strikes and the political backdrop involving Trump and Bush.
The report references past debates between Trump and Bush and notes U.S. push toward school choice and federal block grants.
The article cites UANI’s focus on Iran’s human rights abuses and the potential financial and reputational risks of doing business with Tehran.
The piece frames the strikes as part of a broader push against Iran following years of tension with the United States and its allies.
The article notes Trump publicly discussed a path to negotiating terms but emphasized escalation as a response when diplomacy failed.

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world8h ago

A U.S. strike against Iran is framed as a turning point toward holding the regime accountable.
The author, Miad Maleki, describes fleeing Iran and serving in the U.S. Treasury for nine years.
The piece argues Obama-era concessions empowered the regime and calls for sustained pressure rather than concessions.
The author notes concerns that strikes could stop short and fail to reground the regime.
The piece portrays the Iranian public’s longing for a free Iran answering to the people, not a revolutionary ideology.
The author asserts that Trump’s actions reflect courage and historic vision for Iran.
The article places Trump’s actions in contrast with past administrations’ approaches to Iran.
The piece underscores that the strikes could be seen as a turning point if they lead to real change in Iran.
The author argues that ordinary Iranians suffer under a dictatorship and deserve freedom.
The op-ed emphasizes the U.S. role in countering Tehran’s support for terrorism and ballistic missiles.

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world6h ago

Hundreds gathered in Westwood to celebrate what supporters described as a possible regime change after airstrikes in Iran.
Participants expressed hopes for a future where Iran is free from the current regime.
Residents emphasized a long-standing connection to Iran and to Westwood, known as Tehrangeles.
Demonstrators carried flags and signs linking celebration to the Shah’s legacy and the monarchy.
Some locals warned about uncertainty and possible escalation following the attack.
The article notes the community’s diverse reactions, from joy to caution about future instability.
The piece situates Tehrangeles as a diaspora hub with a long history of exile and political engagement.
Journalists Corinne Purtill and Genaro Molina provide context on personal stakes for residents.
The article ties U.S.-Israeli action to potential shifts in Iran’s political landscape.
The report underscores timing: February 28, 2026, as the day of the event.

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