Now would be a great time for all those who told Israel to "take the win" after it managed to fend off an unprecedented attack by Iran (with some help from its friends) to tell Iran to consider it a draw and move on.

The Israeli response appears to have been limited to a handful of military targets deep inside Iran. Israel's message is clear: We are responding in a measured way, but make no mistake – we can hit you, we can hit you hard, and we can hit you anywhere. Don't test us again.

The Iranian regime has several options. It can huff and puff but let the (reported) Israeli response go unanswered militarily, recognizing that it was a targeted and measured response to Iran's unprecedented act of aggression toward Israel on Saturday. This would result in…

Iran's attack on Israel Saturday night was unprecedented in its scope and brazenness. Israel had no choice: it could not leave such an act of open aggression unanswered. Doing so would have projected cowardice and weakness, moving the goalposts and inviting further Iranian…

.@JakeTapper rakes @Amnesty over the coals for mourning the death of convicted Palestinian terrorist Walid Daqqa, who commanded the cell that kidnapped, tortured, castrated, and murdered 19-year-old Israeli Moshe Tammam in 1987.