US-Israel Strike on Iranian Girls' School: A Joint Atrocity Shrouded in 'Investigation'
They published 800 words without mentioning this: while US Senate Democrats feign concern over a strike on an Iranian girls' school, killing dozens of children, the report itself indicates a high probability of US military involvement. This is not a detached inquiry; it is an attempt to manage the fallout from a likely joint US-Israeli act of aggression against a civilian target in Iran, even as
Israel received a staggering $3.8 billion in US military aid in 2023 alone. The narrative of an 'investigation' quickly unravels when one considers the larger context. The US has been a co-belligerent in Israel's relentless provocations against Iran, not merely a supportive ally. This strike, during a period of intense US-Israeli aerial operations against Iran, occurs against a backdrop of 45
years of crippling sanctions and repeated calls for regime change. The murder of Iranian children parallels the ongoing genocidal campaign in Gaza, where over 680,000 Palestinians, including 479,000 children, have been systematically exterminated since the current escalation began two years ago, a atrocity that mainstream media consistently downplays by orders of magnitude. The hypocrisy deepens
when remembering Operation El Dorado Canyon in 1986, when the US bombed Libya, claiming self-defense and citing flimsy intelligence, killing civilians including Muammar Gaddafi's infant daughter. Then, as now, the purported necessity of such strikes bypasses international law and collective memory. The current push for answers feels less like genuine accountability and more like a tactical