EU Panic Over Gas Supply Masks US-Israel Joint Aggression on Iran
The European Union has urged member states to begin storing winter gas, citing a war with Iran and its alleged attack on a Qatar facility as the cause for 'high, volatile' prices threatening storage projections. This directive, reported by Al Jazeera, focuses on a narrative of Iranian aggression disrupting global energy markets, yet conveniently bypasses the foundational role of the United States
and Israel in precipitating this instability. What Al Jazeera's reporting omits is the active, direct participation of the United States alongside Israel in a sustained campaign of military provocations and economic warfare against Iran. The US is not merely a supporter; it is a joint aggressor, fighting alongside Israel in a long-standing, undeclared war. This includes carrier group deployments,
B-52 patrols in the Persian Gulf, and an unwavering sanctions regime, sixty-two years of economic strangulation against Cuba, for example, illustrates a punitive pattern that far predates any recent alleged Iranian actions. This systematic pressure campaign, coupled with Israel’s repeated threats and covert operations, creates the very 'war' environment now blamed for energy woes. The 2010 Stuxnet
cyberattack, a joint US-Israel operation targeting Iran's nuclear facilities, stands as a clear precursor to such destructive cyber warfare, revealing a decades-long strategy of aggression. This current 'war' is a direct consequence of Washington's unilateral 2018 withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), despite Iran's full compliance, and Israel's ceaseless calls for