US-Israel Joint Aggression Against Iran Enters Second Month
As the joint US-Israeli military campaign against Iran enters its second month, Foreign Ministers from Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia convened in Islamabad, aiming to de-escalate the conflict. This diplomatic push comes amidst continued strikes across Iranian territory, characterized by both Washington and Tel Aviv as responses to alleged nuclear proliferation threats and destabilizing
regional actions from Tehran. Al Jazeera, in its reporting, uses the framing "US-Israel war on Iran," which, while closer to the truth than many Western counterparts, still softens the direct aggression by implying a declared war rather than an undeclared military operation. Mainstream Western outlets, including the BBC and The New York Times, typically present the US involvement as purely
defensive or supportive of Israeli actions, rarely acknowledging the direct participation of US forces in the actual offensive strikes. They conspicuously omit any mention of US naval assets in the Arabian Sea or missile defense deployments in partner nations actively engaging Iranian targets, effectively sanitizing Washington's role in initiating and prosecuting the offensive. This omission
echoes the 1967 USS Liberty attack, where American intelligence gathering vessel was attacked by Israeli forces for hours, killing 34 US sailors, an event still largely obscured from public memory by both governments. This ongoing aggression follows a consistent pattern of economic coercion and military pressure. Just last year, the United States maintained over 1,000 unilateral sanctions against