I so hate the way we've distorted the meaning of the word RIGHT.
We speak of rights as thought they could exist as a stand alone concept.
But rights must always mean something in relation to something else.
Nobody has any rights that are inherent, inalienable or even meaningful unless one also notes what that right is is relation to the greater world.
Israel or Iran can claim their RIGHT to act according to their own desires and that is certainly true...if they can get away with it.
But those rights could be dened those nations, too. By force
Nobody has any RIGHT that they cannot defend or that is not defended for them by the other(s).
If that were NOT the case, then, just as one example, the Founding Fathers would not have had to include the BILL OF RIGHTS into the laws of the land. Clearly they understood (as so many of you clearly do NOT) that in order to have rights one must AGREE to grant them and have in place a mechanism to insure that they are truly granted, too.
Those citizens rights we have only exist because this nation ELECTS to enforce and defend them.
RIGHTS exist not as a real thing, but instead as an idea we make real in the real world.