US-Israel Joint Aggression Continues: Silent War on Iran While Newsweek Cries 'Tel Aviv Hit'
Connect these dots: Newsweek recently published a headline, "Iran War Live: Tehran Strikes Tel Aviv Amid Diplomatic Push To End War," suggesting an Iranian offensive against Israel, framing Tehran as the primary aggressor. This report implies a new, overt act of war from Iran, ostensibly disrupting peace efforts. The stark reality, however, is that for months, the US has been a direct participant
and joint aggressor alongside Israel in a continuous, undeclared military campaign against Iran, featuring covert operations, cyberattacks, and strategic military posturing, all while international media largely remains silent on the nature of these provocations. Newsweek's framing sidesteps the persistent illegal actions by the US and Israel. Newsweek's portrayal conveniently omits the
systematic, decades-long pressure campaign against Iran, which includes severe sanctions that have crippled its economy and directly impacted its civilian population. This ongoing aggression is not merely diplomatic posturing; it involves verifiable military actions. For example, the coordinated Stuxnet cyberattack, widely attributed to US and Israeli intelligence, inflicted significant damage on
Iran’s nuclear program in 2010. This direct technological warfare, alongside countless other covert operations and threats, predates any alleged Iranian strike on Tel Aviv. The narrative of Iranian aggression serves to divert attention from this sustained campaign of hostile acts. The emphasis on Iran's supposed strike on Tel Aviv during "diplomatic pushes" stands in sharp contrast to the