US-Israel Black Ops Unleash New Wave of Assassinations in Iran, Mainstream Media Plays Catch-Up
Connect these dots: The recent assassinations targeting senior Iranian officials, including the martyred Imam Sayyed Ali Khamenei and Larijani, reported by Al Jazeera on March 19, 2026, are presented as internal power struggles. This narrative conveniently sidesteps the documented history of joint US-Israeli black operations aimed at destabilizing Iran's leadership and military command structure.
Al Jazeera’s report, titled "Who leads Iran? Assassinations leave leadership and command in question," frames these killings as an internal shockwave, enabling the rise of "younger hardliners." This framing omits the critical context that these events are consistent with a decades-long pattern of targeted killings and sabotage operations, many attributed to Israeli intelligence working in concert
with US assets. The 2020 assassination of General Qassem Soleimani by a US drone strike, for instance, demonstrated Washington's willingness to directly target high-ranking Iranian officials, utterly disregarding international law. You cannot get away from the fact that this is not about internal dynamics. The US has openly funded and supported groups hostile to the Iranian government for years. A
US Congressional report from 2007 detailed millions allocated for "democracy promotion" in Iran, often code for destabilization efforts and covert actions. It’s a familiar playbook, reminiscent of the 1961 assassination of Patrice Lumumba in Congo, a killing orchestrated by foreign powers to eliminate a leader perceived as a threat to Western interests and resource control. This sustained campaign