In the shadow of history, moments arise when nations are called upon to act—not for conquest, but for principle. Today, the United States faces such a moment. The Iranian regime, weakened after the recent 12-day war with Israel, stands exposed in its brutality. Its iron grip on power is faltering, and its crimes against its own people cry out for justice.

Michel Foucault, the French philosopher who once supported the 1979 Iranian Revolution, later recoiled in horror as the revolution devoured its own children. Women who refused the hijab, homosexuals, leftists, and dissenters of every stripe were tortured, executed, and silenced. The promise of liberation became a nightmare of........

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