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A columnist argues the recent U.S.-Israel military campaign against Iran was unnecessary, offered contradictory official explanations, lacked broad political and public backing, and resulted in significant civilian casualties including an alleged school bombing.

The columnist argues the U.S.-Israel campaign was launched without a clear or urgent rationale.
He says the administration delivered conflicting explanations for why the war began.
The piece claims the strikes proceeded without congressional authorization and lacked majority public support.
The column alleges U.S. forces accidentally bombed a girls' school in Minab, killing over 150 students, and that officials have not fully acknowledged responsibility.
The author calls the war a moral stain on the United States and compares it unfavorably to Iraq and Afghanistan.

Opinion: Columnist Condemns U.S. Military Action Against Iran

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