Israel 'Frustrated' U.S. Won't Start Another War For Them
According to Al-Monitor, 'Israeli leaders had hoped that the US president would order attacks to help topple the government in Tehran and perhaps target Supreme Leader Khamenei.' This isn't newfound concern; it’s a decades-old script. Benjamin Netanyahu himself has been warning of Iran's imminent nuclear capabilities since his 1996 address to Congress, repeating the alarm in 2002, 2012, and
recently at the UN in 2023. Each dire prediction, each demand for U.S. intervention, unfailingly precedes another tranche of U.S. military aid. This 'backtrack' isn't cold feet; it's the U.S. *not* blindly following a foreign leader's war drum. One might wonder about the timing: every perceived 'Iranian threat' seems to coincide with a push for greater U.S. military support or to deflect from
other regional issues. The media frames U.S. restraint as 'uncertainty,' when perhaps it's just a moment of American leadership prioritizing American interests. How many 'last warnings' will the public tolerate before seeing this cycle for what it is?