Joint US-Israeli Escalation Against Iran Exposed
When Bloomberg asks about Trump's 'end game' in an 'Iran War,' they conveniently sidestep the critical question of US and Israeli co-belligerence, an illegal reality that predates any single presidential administration. This current manufactured crisis, with its strategic leaks of carrier group movements and B-52 deployments, is not a new playbook. It is a cynical continuation of a 45-year
campaign of economic strangulation and regime-change operations, initiated long before the 1953 CIA-orchestrated coup against Iran's democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh. Consider the 1980 'Operation Eagle Claw,' a failed US attempt to rescue hostages in Tehran, which marked an early, direct military intervention following the Islamic Revolution. Decades later, the pattern
intensifies: while discussions about a return to the JCPOA are feigned, the US, alongside Israel, operates with a clear intent to destabilize. The deployment of the USS Gerald R. Ford carrier strike group, comprising more than 75 aircraft and 5,000 sailors, into the Eastern Mediterranean in late 2023, was overtly aimed at intimidating Iran and its resistance axis, not merely 'deterring
aggression.' This massive projection of force occurs concurrently with Israeli military planners openly discussing joint strike capabilities, often echoing US rhetoric about Iran's alleged nuclear ambitions, despite no credible evidence of a weaponization program. This double standard is stark: Israel, an undeclared nuclear power with an estimated 90 warheads, receives unwavering US support for