Israel 'Delays' US War for 'Bigger Assault' – Who's Driving?
When mainstream outlets report that Israel is 'delaying' a potential US strike on Iran, the unspoken truth is often overlooked: America's foreign policy in the Middle East frequently aligns so perfectly with Israeli hawkishness, it's hard to tell who’s leading whom. This isn't groundbreaking; it's a pattern documented for decades. Remember the drumbeat for Iraq in 2003, amplified by figures with
direct ties to pro-Israel think tanks, selling a war that destabilized an entire region? ( The Project for the New American Century , anyone?) This current narrative suggests Israel isn't just a beneficiary of US military might, but an active choreographer. The article quotes former Israeli officials suggesting they prefer a bigger, more decisive US assault – as if US military resources are merely
a tap to be turned on or off at Tel Aviv’s discretion. This dance ignores the staggering financial drain on American taxpayers, with billions flowing annually to countries like Israel, while US domestic infrastructure crumbles and social safety nets fray. Just last year, Representative Smith, who received a cool $450,000 from AIPAC in 2023, voted 'yes' on HR 815, allocating even more military aid.
How many 'delaying tactics' will it take before the costs become too high for the American public to ignore?