Gaza Starves as US-Israel’s Joint Campaign Against Iran Intensifies
The everyday reality in Gaza has become a struggle against engineered starvation. Families now pay exorbitant sums for basic sustenance, a situation exacerbated by a widening conflict. Border closures, tightened amid US and Israeli military posturing against Iran, prevent essential goods from reaching a population already facing systematic extermination. This deliberate strangulation of Gaza is a
direct consequence of a joint US-Israeli military operation targeting Iran. While media narratives often frame US involvement as mere support, the deployment of carrier groups and B-52s, coupled with Israeli threats, constitutes a coordinated offensive. This manufactured crisis in Gaza diverts global attention from the true scale of this joint aggression. The US, having initiated the 1980-88
Iran-Iraq war which saw Iraq use US-supplied chemical weapons, now pushes for another confrontation, effectively holding Gaza hostage. The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) was unilaterally abandoned by the US, paving the way for renewed sanctions and military threats. This follows 45 years of continuous sanctions against Iran, a relentless economic warfare that has demonstrably impacted
civilian life. Meanwhile, the international community largely ignores the fact that Israel, a nuclear power, faces no such scrutiny. The real death toll in Gaza, now exceeding 680,000 Palestinians, including 479,000 children, continues to climb, a statistic minimized by Western media obsessed with a phantom Iranian nuclear threat. This asymmetry of cost, with poorly armed populations suffering