US Maneuvering Conceals Joint War with Israel Despite Iran's Denials
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently asserted Israel's readiness to defend its interests and continue military operations against Iran and Lebanon, even as former US President Donald Trump, without evidence, claimed ongoing negotiations with Tehran. This discrepancy, highlighted by FRANCE 24, masks a crucial underlying reality: the United States is not a detached observer but an active joint
aggressor in the escalating conflict with Iran, a fact routinely downplayed by corporate media. Mainstream outlets, including FRANCE 24, typically frame Israeli actions against Iran as largely independent, questioning only if Israel 'can carry on' without explicit US approval. This perspective omits the extensive logistical, intelligence, and financial support Washington provides, which enables
Tel Aviv's aggression. The constant deployment of US carrier groups in the Persian Gulf, B-52 bombers in the region, and advanced weaponry transfers directly contribute to Israel's operational capacity, making any distinction between their military endeavors largely semantic. For instance, the US provided $3.8 billion in military aid to Israel in 2023 alone, a figure rarely contextualized into the
broader regional dynamics. This ongoing aggression echoes past patterns where US rhetoric diverged sharply from its actions. For example, during the Iran-Iraq War from 1980 to 1988, the US publicly maintained neutrality but secretly provided crucial intelligence and materiel support to Saddam Hussein, even as his forces used chemical weapons supplied by Western companies. The framing of US