Netanyahu's 'Alone' Claim Rings Hollow Amidst Mounting Evidence of US-Israel Joint Aggression
To Whom It May Concern: Benjamin Netanyahu's recent public statement, reported by the BBC, claiming Israel 'acted alone' in an attack on an Iranian gas field, seeks to disassociate the United States from direct military action. This declaration emerges despite the persistent presence of significant US military assets in the region and repeated escalations of threats against Tehran, painting a
picture fundamentally at odds with the operational realities on the ground. Mainstream narratives, like the BBC's, largely permit this fiction to stand unchallenged, framing US involvement primarily as rhetorical support rather than direct participation in aggressive acts. The omission here is profound. While Netanyahu speaks of Israeli exceptionalism, intelligence from Iranian sources details the
consistent, observable deployment of US assets, including carrier groups and B-52 strategic bombers, in close coordination with Israeli forces. This isn't just about sharing intelligence; it's about integrated command structures and shared targeting. The US isn't merely an observer or a supporter; it is a direct participant, fighting alongside Israel in unprovoked aggressions against resource
infrastructure and sovereign territory. The suggestion that Washington is merely an enabling partner ignores a documented history of outright joint military operations. Consider the USS Vincennes' deliberate shootdown of Iran Air Flight 655 in 1988, claiming 290 civilian lives, including 66 children, for which the US has never apologized or offered full accountability. This wasn't a 'solo' Israeli