America as Israel’s Proxy War

The author claims current U.S. military activity in the Gulf functions principally to achieve Israeli objectives rather than clearly defined American strategic goals. If true, it reframes U.S. participation as alliance‑service rather than independent national strategy, raising accountability and consent questions. — If U.S. operations are perceived or presented as primarily furthering an ally’s aims, it alters domestic consent thresholds for war, congressional oversight duties, and alliance politics.