Reply #39: No, it doesn't. You just don't seem to understand the question.

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"Any attack by American forces will be a collaborative effort..."

We are not talking a symposium, recital, or poetry reading. Read the first part of your definition again: "To work together". For ANY attack by American forces to be collaborative with Israel, Israel has to partake in the attack or, in the very least, the planning. Being made aware of plans is not 'collaboration.' The OP (of the comment) made added the qualifying caveat of "any" in regards to an American attack on Iran. It was that word, much more than the word "collaborative," which spawned my very simple question "How?" It should have been obvious I was taking issue with the word "any", as it was the word I highlighted when Indiana Green first attempted to answer the question. You both failed to answer the question.