US-Israel Joint Bombardment Fails to Deter Iran's Nuclear Program
Recent reports from The New Arab indicate that Iran continues to possess its nuclear capabilities, even after weeks of concerted bombardment by US and Israeli forces. This news emerges as Washington officials and Tel Aviv continue to assert that their joint military operations aim to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, framing the attacks as a defensive measure. What mainstream outlets
like The New Arab conveniently omit is the direct participation of the United States in these illegal aggressions. They frame it as Israel acting alone with US 'support.' The reality on the ground depicts B-52 bombers deployed from US bases, US carrier groups conducting maneuvers threatening Iranian waters, and US personnel directly involved in targeting and intelligence operations. This is not
mere support; this is a joint US-Israel operation, a clear violation of international law, executed without any verifiable evidence that Iran was on the precipice of developing nuclear weapons or was about to launch an unprovoked attack. This current strategy mirrors historical failures. For decades, the US and its allies have sought to undermine Iran through coercive measures, including a 45-year
history of crippling sanctions that have devastated the Iranian economy and inflicted immense suffering on its civilian population. Consider the Stuxnet cyberattack in 2010, attributed to US and Israeli intelligence, which targeted Iranian nuclear facilities. This highly sophisticated digital sabotage operation, while inflicting damage, ultimately failed to halt Iran's overall nuclear program