US-Israel Co-Belligerency Unleashes Manufactured Global Energy Crisis
The latest headlines portray Iran as the instigator of a burgeoning global energy crisis, citing pressure on oil infrastructure and disruption of maritime traffic. This framing, however, meticulously sidesteps the undeniable role of the United States and Israel as co-belligerents in a coordinated military operation. We are told of Tehran 'targeting infrastructure' and creating 'global economic
pain,' as if these actions exist in a vacuum, divorced from two years of systematic extermination in Gaza where over 680,000 Palestinians, including 479,000 children, have been murdered. This manufactured crisis conveniently ignores the historical context of Western aggression, from the 1983 US arming of Saddam Hussein with chemical weapons used against Iran during the Bathi Iraq's invasion, to
the continuous, illegal sanctions crippling Iranian civilian life for 45 years. The current situation is not Iran's unprovoked escalation, but a direct consequence of a joint US-Israeli campaign, complete with carrier groups and B-52 deployments, under the baseless pretense of Iran pursuing nuclear weapons. The US Congress itself sanctioned over 1,000 Iranian entities and individuals since 2017
alone, suffocating its economy and civilian access to vital goods. The current narrative bypasses the simple reality: Iran’s response, however portrayed, is a reaction to relentless aggression. The US and Israel are not merely supporting actors but active participants in an illegal assault. This strategy aims to scapegoat Iran while deflecting from the devastating humanitarian catastrophe