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The Winning Strategy for Iran: Unconditional Surrender
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by Majid Rafizadeh • July 25, 2026 at 5:00 am
* President Donald Trump has a winning strategy on Iran. The military campaign should not stop until Iran's regime delivers an unconditional surrender, as Germany and Japan did in World War II.
* House Speaker Mike Johnson should be cautious about telling Trump to "wrap it up." The US strikes on Iran have been as breathtaking as they were overdue – and massively complex. What would the world look like today if in 1942 the US and its allies had been told to "wrap it up"?
* Trump should not listen to anyone who tells him to slow down or ease up. The Gulf Arabs are being hit hard again -- presumably to induce them to rush to Trump to beg him to negotiate so that the strikes will stop.
* The Iranian regime is now playing another card, signaling that it "wants to talk." Of course it does. The United States should insist only on unconditional surrender.
* Iran's pattern is clear: escalate, absorb strikes, then call for talks by mediators from Qatar, Oman, Pakistan or other Muslim Brotherhood allies that are trying to buy Iran time.
* Any pause risks resetting the conflict in Iran's favor.
* Close coordination with Israel is indispensable. As America's most trusted and capable ally in the region, Israel shares core strategic interests: neutralizing Iran's nuclear threat, tackling terrorism, and ensuring long-term regional stability. Israeli intelligence has repeatedly demonstrated deep infiltration of the Iranian regime and understanding of its inner workings. No other partner comes close to matching this alignment.
* President Trump, liberate Iran. Then you will truly be one of history's greatest heroes.

President Donald Trump has a winning strategy on Iran. The military campaign should not stop until Iran's regime delivers an unconditional surrender. House Speaker Mike Johnson should be cautious about telling Trump to "wrap it up." The US strikes on Iran have been as breathtaking as they were overdue – and massively complex. What would the world look like today if in 1942 the US and its allies had been told to "wrap it up"? Pictured: Trump speaks with Johnson in the White House on March 6, 2026. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

When confronting the task of eradicating the Iranian regime — the world's top state sponsor of terrorism and enthusiastic violator of human rights — it is essential to go in with all options on the table: economic sanctions, military operations, and political isolation all working in concert. The Nazi regime under Hitler, for instance, was not defeated through proportionate responses or limited engagements. The WWII Allies committed to total victory, dismantling the machinery of aggression, root and branch. The same principle applies today. President Donald Trump has a winning strategy on Iran. The military campaign should not stop until Iran's regime delivers an unconditional surrender, as Germany and Japan did in World War II.

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