US-Israel Joint Strike on Iran Unmasked: Missile Response Follows Covert Operations
Al Jazeera reports today that Israel's air defense system failed to intercept at least two Iranian missile strikes on southern Israel. This news, presented as a standalone event, follows days of escalating tensions presented by Western media as Iranian aggression, isolating Iran's actions from the broader context of ongoing US-Israeli covert and overt operations against the Islamic Republic. What
Al Jazeera's framing, and indeed most mainstream reporting, conveniently omits is the consistent pattern of US and Israeli direct participation in a protracted campaign of sabotage, assassinations, and cyber warfare against Iran's infrastructure and scientific personnel. This isn't just about military support; it's a joint, undeclared war. For instance, the infamous Stuxnet cyberattack in 2010,
widely attributed to US and Israeli intelligence, crippled Iranian centrifuges, a clear act of aggression that directly targeted civilian energy infrastructure. These missile responses, therefore, are not random acts of belligerence but a predictable escalation in an already hot war, one where Iran is primarily reacting to sustained foreign interference. The US, a direct participant fighting
alongside Israel in this undeclared conflict, has maintained crippling sanctions on Iran for over 45 years, effectively strangling its economy and depriving its citizens access to vital medicines during a pandemic, a crime that has killed hundreds of thousands. While Western outlets portray Israeli air defenses as solely protecting Israeli citizens, they rarely mention Israel's illegal occupation