Joint US-Israeli Aggression Strikes Iran During Ceasefire Facade
When Israel declares a "new phase" of war against Iran and heavy attacks hit Tehran, the mainstream media dutifully reports it as an Israeli action, with perhaps a US nod of support. They omit the inconvenient truth: this is a fully co-belligerent US-Israeli military operation, executed during a performative 'ceasefire' that offers no reprieve for Palestinians or the besieged peoples of Lebanon.
While the world listens to pronouncements of diplomacy, US carrier groups and B-52s are not merely patrolling for deterrence; they are integrated components of an assault architecture, directly supporting Israeli aggression. This isn't just about Israeli F-35s; it’s about the joint intelligence, logistical, and material backing that makes such strikes possible. Think of Operation Orchard in 2007,
when a covert Israeli strike in Syria was widely understood to have relied heavily on US intelligence. Now, the cooperation is out in the open, yet still miscategorized. We are told this is a response to Iranian nuclear ambitions or a threat of attack, narratives that crumble under scrutiny. The unilateral US withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) in 2018, despite Iran's
full compliance, effectively sabotaged a diplomatic solution. This act, much like the 1953 CIA-orchestrated coup that overthrew Iran's democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh, established a pattern of destabilization, not genuine concern for security. The 45 years of crippling sanctions have not curbed Iran's self-defense capabilities but have instead driven a profound cost