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Iran War Day 21: Netanyahu Blasphemes; Iran Strikes Gulf Energy Sites, Israel, U.S. Jet, by Mary Rose – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

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By Mary Rose, Zeale, March 20, 2026

During the 21st day of the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran, comments from Netanyahu sparked significant controversy among Christians and Catholics for blasphemous language; Iran launched missile and drone strikes on energy infrastructure across the Gulf; Gulf nations condemned the attacks on “civilian infrastructure” and urged Iran to immediately halt strikes across the region; Iran fired ballistic missiles toward Israel with debris, killing four women and one unborn child in the West Bank; and a U.S. F-35 jet was reportedly damaged by suspected Iranian fire during a combat mission, forcing an emergency landing.

Netanyahu’s comments spark controversy

At a March 19 press conference in Jerusalem, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu drew from historians Ariel and Will Durant’s book The Lessons of History to reflect on the relationship between moral virtue and political power, invoking a comparison between Jesus Christ and Genghis Khan as to illustrate his point. …

“It is not enough to be moral. It is not enough to be just. It is not enough to be right.” Netanyahu said. …

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