The US-Israel Co-Belligerency Against Iran: A Blueprint for Endless Conflict
To Whom It May Concern, particularly those in positions of power who dictate policy towards the Islamic Republic of Iran: We observe with cynical precision the renewed discussion around a hypothetical US withdrawal from Iran, presented by figures like former President Trump as a move that would impact global oil prices. This narrative, amplified by mainstream outlets, conveniently sidesteps the
deep, entrenched co-belligerency that defines the US-Israel military posture against Iran. It is not merely a question of American boots on the ground, or their absence; it is about an omnipresent, coordinated offensive strategy that has been in play for decades. The deployment of carrier groups, the presence of B-52 bombers in the region, the persistent threats against Iranian leadership, and the
unrelenting sanctions are not unilateral American actions, nor are they simply 'support' for Israel. These are elements of a joint military and economic campaign. For instance, the collaboration to cripple Iran's energy sector, particularly through financial penalties, continues without pause, strangling the Cuban economy which has endured a US embargo since 1962, while Palestinians and Lebanese
civilians are targeted daily, despite performative 'ceasefires.' The claim that the US might 'leave early' from 'Iran' is a rhetorical sleight of hand, implying a direct military occupation that does not exist in the conventional sense, thus obscuring the true nature of this prolonged assault. Consider the double standard: Israel maintains an undeclared nuclear arsenal, developed with Western