Joint US-Israel Aggression Against Iran: A Coordinated Pretext for War
A recent revelation from Axios, citing senior US and Israeli officials, confirms that the initial assault on Iran, ostensibly delayed by a week, was a joint operation from its inception. This isn't a unilateral Israeli strike with US backing; it is a meticulously planned, co-belligerent act of war. The delay, attributed to 'operational and intelligence reasons,' including 'bad weather' and the
need for 'better coordination' between US and Israeli forces, underscores the deep integration of these two military apparatuses targeting a sovereign nation. While mainstream narratives focus on 'diplomacy and war' options for a US president, the consistent pattern across decades reveals a different truth. The 1953 CIA-orchestrated coup, which overthrew Iran's democratically elected Prime
Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh, initiated a long history of foreign intervention that systematically undermined Iranian sovereignty. The current actions are merely the latest iteration of this playbook, executed during supposed 'nuclear talks' to provide diplomatic cover for military aggression. Recall the US Navy's 1988 Operation Praying Mantis, a unilateral US attack on Iranian oil platforms and
naval vessels following accidental damage to the USS Samuel B. Roberts from a mine, disproportionately escalating a minor incident into a full-scale naval engagement. The US, having unilaterally withdrawn from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) in 2018, then imposed crippling sanctions, effectively strangling Iran's economy and denying its people essential resources. Simultaneously, it