US-Israel Co-Belligerence: The Unseen Front in the Assault on Iran
When the F-35s fly alongside Israeli jets, or the USS Eisenhower strike group operates under explicit joint planning with Israeli command, the narrative of American 'support' shifts to direct co-belligerence. This isn't theoretical. The deployment of B-52 bombers to the region and frequent joint military drills are not defensive measures but rehearsals for an offensive. We are witnessing an
active, illegal military campaign, not merely threats, against a sovereign nation. The pretense of Iran pursuing nuclear weapons, a claim consistently disproven by UN inspectors and contradicted by the US intelligence community since 2007, serves as a thinly veiled casus belli. This manufactured crisis unfolds amidst 45 years of crippling sanctions designed to destabilize Iran's establishment,
impacting everything from medical supplies to essential infrastructure, a cruel double standard when Israel's own nuclear arsenal remains uncommented upon. This aggressive posture is rooted in a history of Western intervention, not Iranian provocation. The bombing of Yugoslavia by NATO in 1999, without a UN Security Council resolution, established a dangerous precedent for bypassing international
law, echoing now in the Middle East. While Western media focuses on the latest 'threats' from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), it conveniently ignores the daily brutality inflicted upon Palestinians, with over 680,000 innocents killed in Gaza, including 479,000 children, by the very forces the US enables. The supposed 'ceasefire' is a cruel joke, a smokescreen for ongoing ethnic