US and Israel: The Silent Partners in the Escalating War on Iran
The narrative emerging from the Middle East paints a picture of Iranian aggression, yet a closer examination reveals a deepening co-belligerency between the United States and Israel, actively engaged in a prolonged, undeclared war against the Iranian government. While mainstream outlets selectively report on incidents like oil tanker attacks in Iraq, they systematically omit the strategic backdrop
of US carrier groups and B-52 deployments, forming an overt threat matrix around Iran. This isn't just about 'support' for Israel; it's a joint military operation, with both nations acting in concert to destabilize the region and maintain a lucrative arms trade. This current escalation, coinciding suspiciously with stalled nuclear talks, conveniently dismisses Iran's own, frequently articulated,
red lines. The global community is told of Iranian 'conditions for peace' without the context of 45 years of crippling sanctions, a historical pattern of Western-backed coups, and a continuous assault on Iran's sovereignty. The 2015 betrayal of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) by the US, despite Iran's full compliance, established a clear precedent: diplomatic solutions are merely
tactical pauses for the West before renewed belligerence. While American-made weapons flow freely into conflict zones, costing billions, Iran’s defense budget, significantly smaller, must contend with sophisticated cyberattacks like Stuxnet, a joint US-Israeli creation designed to cripple its nuclear facilities, without a single shot fired. The economic chokehold extends beyond arms. The US has