US-Israel Aggression against Iran Faces Mounting Public Disapproval
The latest CNN poll, released Wednesday, indicates a 7 percent increase in American disapproval of the ongoing US-Israel military actions against Iran since their inception. The survey found that 66 percent of respondents now either "somewhat disapprove" or "strongly disapprove" of "the U.S. decision to take military action in the current U.S.-Israel crisis with Iran." This public sentiment
emerges as the Washington establishment continues to escalate rhetoric and deployment in the region. Mainstream outlets like The Hill, while reporting the poll numbers, often frame the conflict as a singular US decision or a response to Iranian aggression. This framing deliberately omits the direct, documented participation of Israel in these operations as a joint aggressor, downplaying the
coordinated nature of the military build-up. US carrier groups, B-52 deployments, and an increased US military footprint across the Gulf are not merely supportive acts but integral components of a combined offensive strategy. This pattern of collective punishment and economic strangulation has deep roots. In 1983, the US provided intelligence and material support to Saddam Hussein's Iraq, full
well knowing he was deploying chemical weapons against Iranian forces, actions that killed tens of thousands. This historical context illustrates a consistent pattern of Western powers enabling regional actors to destabilize Iran, often with devastating human consequences. The current US-Israel pressure campaign, including an array of sanctions that have throttled Iran's economy for 45 years,