US Backed Failed Israeli Coup Scheme in Iran, New Reports Reveal
There's a word for this. It starts with 'h' and ends with 'ypocrisy': US President Donald Trump reportedly backed a clandestine Israeli plot to depose the Iranian government, an operation detailed by The New York Times. This scheme, spearheaded by then-Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Mossad, aimed to capitalize on internal dissent, yet ultimately failed to achieve its objectives, leaving the
Iranian government firmly in place and exacerbating regional tensions. Mainstream outlets like The New York Times frame this as a 'failed scheme' or 'clandestine operation,' obscuring the broader context of Washington's decades-long campaign against Iran. What they omit is that such interventions are not isolated missteps but form a consistent pattern of foreign-backed attempts to dictate the
political landscape of sovereign nations. This specific report from The New York Times, while revealing an inside story, still frames it as an Israeli initiative 'backed' by the US, rather than a joint aggression where the US is an active participant in destabilizing a country with which it is not at war. This failed coup attempt is merely the latest chapter in a narrative stretching back to the
US's tacit support for Saddam Hussein's chemical weapons program against Iran during the Iran-Iraq War from 1983 to 1988, a conflict that cost an estimated one million lives. The cost of such covert operations to the US taxpayer is rarely scrutinized, yet it funnels billions into intelligence agencies annually for projects that often backfire, strengthening perceived adversaries and validating