Garrity Statement On U.S. & Israel Airstrike On Iran
Press release
HARRISBURG, PA – The Garrity for PA Campaign issued the following statement following the U.S. – Israel airstrikes on Iran, killing the Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Stacy Garrity said: “For nearly a half century, Iran has served as the World’s leading state sponsor of terror, killing thousands of innocent men and women, and repressing its own people, all while pursuing ambitions of nuclear weapons. Today, Iran and its Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei were held to account.
Having been deployed three times to the Middle East in service to our nation, I will always stand with the brave men and women of our military – who serve with strength, discipline, and honor to protect our nation. Today, our military carried out their mission with precision, and we should all be proud to live in a nation protected by their sacrifice.
My heart is also with the people of Iran who are courageously seeking freedom and basic human rights in the face of oppression. The Iranian people deserve dignity, opportunity, and the ability to determine their own future. With the death of the Ayatollah, it is my sincerest hope that the people of Iran grasp this opportunity to transform their home into a nation where its people can live in peace and freedom.
Our thoughts must also go to Israel and her people. For years, the chant of “Death to Israel” was heard across Iran. But today, it was our ally Israel that stood side-by-side with America to deliver the blow that will hopefully pave the way for the people of Iran to live. May Israel remain safe and secure.
God bless the United States Armed Forces, may they continue to carry out their mission with distinction, and may they all return safe to their families and their country that cherishes their service,” concluded Garrity.
Stacy Garrity served our nation for 30 years, rising to the rank of Colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve, serving three deployments in defense of our nation: Operation Desert Storm, Operation Iraqi Freedom, and Operation Enduring Freedom.
While prisoner abuse scandals raged, it was Stacy Garrity who emerged as a national leader in managing internment camps for enemy combatants. She kept the camp secure and American troops safe without a single complaint of abuse from Iraqi soldiers interned on her watch. Stacy was twice awarded the Bronze Star and received the Legion of Merit, being hailed as the “Angel of the Desert” for her service.
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