Did Trump Make the Correct Decision in Operation Midnight Hammer?

On June 22, 2025, seven B-2 Spirit bombers traveled about 36 hours round trip from Whiteman AFB, Missouri, and dropped 14 bunker buster bombs – officially known as GBU-57/B Massive Ordnance Penetrators – on Natanz, Isfahan, and Fordo nuclear sites. The sites were softened by Israeli strikes in preparation for the bombs, and the bombers were supported by 30 Tomahawk Attack Missiles fired from an Ohio-class guided-missile nuclear submarine. 

Mark Levin recently claimed that Trump made the correct decision when he ordered bomb’s to be dropped on Iran’s nuclear facilities. If Operation Midnight Hammer did not completely destroy the nuclear facilities, the “military strikes successfully crippled Iran’s ability to create nuclear weapons,” according to an article by the Blaze TV staff. However, the Iranian regime continues to threaten the West because the hatred cannot be eliminated. The following comments are from Levin: 

“Their mindsets don’t change. They’re in a forever war against us,” says Mark Levin.

On July 4, this was proven when Iranian cleric Ayatollah Ahmad Khatami delivered a prayer sermon in Tehran, during which he explicitly called for the execution of President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu under Sharia law, framing it as a religious obligation….

“The ruling regarding Trump and Netanyahu, according to the Sharia, is that the pair of them should be executed,” Khatami said to a crowd that roared back, “Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar! Khamenei is the leader! Death to those who oppose the rule of the jurisprudent! Death to America! Death to England! Death to the hypocrites and the infidels! Death to Israel!”

“They deserve the death penalty according to three articles of the Sharia. First, they have murdered: 55,000 people have been killed in Gaza, and you killed our martyr Qasem Soleimani. You are murderers, and you need to be punished. Second, you are  oppressors, and third, you are sowing corruption upon the land, and you are fighting God and His messenger,” Khatami added.

“So death to England, death to America, death to Israel, death to anybody who doesn’t agree with them,” sighs Levin.

“We’ve never heard that before, have we?” he asks sarcastically.

As for the claim that 55,000 have been killed in Gaza, Levin calls it a baldfaced lie.

“Of course, 55,000 have not been killed in Gaza, and those who have been killed, you have a significant percentage of them who are terrorists, and then most of the rest have been killed because of what Hamas has done,” he corrects. “And of course, if [Hamas] hadn’t started a war in the first place, nobody would be dead.”

Even though Iran is poised to negotiate with the United States about restricting its nuclear program, Levin warns that we need to be prepared for what is essentially inevitable: They will try to rebuild because while their nuclear power can be quelled, their hatred for the West cannot.