Iran will always be a target for US military interests after performing Op Ajax on Britain's behalf for oil access, then losing control because of the backlash from Iran's own people. You don't un-fuck yourself from post-WWII Uncle Sam's punches, unless you want to end up a permanent adversary of his.

Until the globalist trash in the federal government, and the process of corrupting politicians into globalist trash, is fully flushed, this will be ongoing.

avenge Tehran’s recent missile attack on the Jewish state

I like how not calling Israel Jewish is antisemitic...but linking Israel to Jews is also antisemitic. It's all so tiresome.

Also, have to say, although I still don't trust the dude, Vance's answer on Israel during the VP debate was pretty on point. One of the better answers you can give, in this current climate of forced Israel worship. Essentially...should they do something? That's on them. We should focus on America. Nice way to play it down the middle; "Sure, Israel could do X." And it's true; they're a sovereign nation. Just like I don't want them dictating policy to America, I don't feel the need to dictate policy to them either.

I don't want Israel to attack Iran, or anyone else. But should they? That's totally their decision. America, and the American people, should stay out of it.

Never going to happen, but would be nice. Sadly, if Israel does (further) pop off, American* politicians will drag us into yet another stupid, immoral, violent conflict.

* Some conditions apply. Consult your local AIPAC babysitter for details.

Honestly, Israel knocking out Iran's nuclear capacity really isn't a lose for any of us beyond the regionalization of the war (which seems to already have happened). If they managed to succeed (which is still a serious "if"), it would keep Iran from using tactical nukes any time soon, or developing their enrichment procedures.

You're gonna have to undo the damage done by Biden, and this would be the fastest way. Since it's not the US striking the Iranians, it isn't officially an action on our front, and can't be used to justify bringing the Americans into the war. In fact, there'd be a large argument of "Israel doesn't need our help, they're just going to keep defeating Arab/Persian armies like normal."

This would certainly be a more difficult attack than what they did on Iraq's Osirak reactor. (Interesting note: that's actually what the latest Top Gun movie was based on).