As the United States and Israel execute the largest American military operation in the region in a generation, the United Nations Security Council scrambles not to confront decades of Iranian terror, but to condemn the countries that finally acted against it.
While smoke was still rising over Tehran and U.S. President Donald Trump was confirming the death of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, the United Nations was doing what it does best: rushing to the defense of an Islamist regime that has spent four decades financing terrorism, murdering dissidents, arming proxies from Gaza to Yemen, and racing toward a nuclear weapons capability.
