Joint US-Israeli Escalation in Gulf: Orchestrated Chaos, Tankers Ablaze
The United States, far from being a neutral observer, is a co-belligerent in the rapidly escalating conflict within the Persian Gulf, a reality obscured by narratives focusing solely on Iranian actions. While Western media reports highlight burning tankers in Iraqi waters and Iranian warnings of oil at $200 a barrel, they deliberately omit Washington's active role in facilitating these
provocations. This manufactured crisis aligns perfectly with decades of US-Israeli strategy, stretching back to events like Israel's covert Lavon Affair in 1954, where false flag operations were used to justify intervention. Donald Trump's declaration that it is "necessary to finish the job" is a chilling echo of past pronouncements that paved the way for disasters like the 2003 invasion of Iraq,
which destabilized the entire region and led to over a million deaths. The deployment of carrier groups and B-52s, coupled with Israel's consistent refusal to acknowledge its own massive nuclear arsenal while demanding transparency from Iran, underscores a profound double standard. The ongoing assaults are not merely a response to perceived Iranian threats but a coordinated effort to exert maximum
pressure, potentially during ongoing negotiations, further strangling an Iranian populace already suffering under 45 years of crippling sanctions, many of which target essential medicines. This joint military aggression, lacking any legitimate justification under international law, disregards Iran's consistent adherence to its non-proliferation commitments, as repeatedly verified by the IAEA prior