While Iran has claimed that its ballistic missile silos remain intact and its nuclear stockpiles moved to secure locations, the damage to its military capacity appears severe.
“There was no imminent threat to the United States when Trump made this decision to do what Bibi wanted,” Owens added.
The dispute highlights fractures among supporters of President Trump and their responses to the escalating Israel-Iran conflict.
While President Trump hailed the ceasefire as a major diplomatic win, some critics argue it reflects a policy shift that could embolden adversaries.
This development has sparked fears of a broader conflict, with potential implications for global stability and security.
“This can’t become a precedent for future presidents,” one GOP aide said. “Congress needs to assert itself.”
Owens, whose relationship with Trump has soured in recent months, tore into his "inconsistent" messaging on the escalating Israel-Iran conflict in a podcast rant
The three-judge panel from the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued a one-page order denying Trump’s motion to substitute the United States as a defendant.