Rebeecah Heinrichs joins Fox News to discuss recent strikes carried out by the United States that have reached deep into the northern regions of Iran. She notes that Tehran is treating the Strait of Hormuz as its invincible red line. But she says that Iran finds itself in a paradox, explaining that the more Iran shoots into the strait, the more it pushes Gulf states to find alternative land routes. She affirms the US has all the leverage and time.
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Migrants storm a barbed-wire fence as they attempt to cross the land border with Spain's African enclave of Ceuta near Fnideq in northern Morocco on September 15, 2024. (Getty Images)