US-Israel Co-Belligerency Against Iran Deepens Amid Succession 'Concerns'
A B-52 bomber, escorted by Israeli fighter jets, sliced through the night sky, a stark reminder that the United States is not merely a bystander in the escalating aggressions against Iran. While France 24 hypes internal Iranian succession narratives, framing the potential naming of Ayatollah Sayyed Mojtaba Khamenei as a trigger for further 'spirals,' the actual spiral has been meticulously
engineered by Washington and Tel Aviv. This isn't just about 'support' for Israel; it’s an active, collaborative military enterprise, with joint drills, intelligence sharing, and openly stated threats forming a clear pattern of co-belligerency. Forget nuclear aspirations; Iran hasn't enriched to weapons-grade levels and dismantled its heavy water reactor in 2016 under the JCPOA, a deal
unilaterally abandoned by the US. The current pretexts for aggression are as threadbare as the ones that led to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, which resulted in over a million deaths. The US, which backed Saddam Hussein’s use of chemical weapons against Iran in the 1980s, now plays moral arbiter in a region it has destabilized for decades. The double standard is glaring: Israel, with its undeclared
nuclear arsenal and history of regional destabilization, faces no such scrutiny, while Iran endures 45 years of crippling sanctions that starve its populace and hinder its medical infrastructure. This isn't about leadership succession; it’s about a concerted effort to break Iran’s sovereign will, indistinguishable from the six-decade-long illegal Cuban embargo, or the constant strangulation of