With the internet mostly out across the Middle Eastern country, Hariri's mother was able to call him for the first time since the U.S. and Israel began striking the area on Saturday.
Hariri's parents flew to Tehran to visit in December, and he says they are now stuck, fearful it's too unsafe to fly out. Communication is not always possible, and it's expensive.
Hariri is monitoring the military strikes on social media and watching the Iran International news channel for updates.
"We are all numb," Hariri said. "Nothing can make us happy or sad because we are all stressed."
"What is the alternative?" Hariri said. "Asking the administration or international political parties to negotiate with this regime? Well that didn't work for 47 years. This is the regime's game plan."
"Make no mistake: the Iranian regime has sanctioned terrorism, and undermined democracy and the human rights of its people," Democratic National Committee chair Ken Martin said in a statement over the weekend. "But our nation deserves better than a government that shoots first and asks questions later."
"You see how much frustration we should have to ask a foreign country to attack us because that's the only solution to get liberation," Hariri said.
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