The Americans will do the right thing, after trying all other options

Trump is stuck in a bind with Iran, which rejects his offers and taunts him. The author argues that an American-Iranian war is not necessarily in Israel's interest, and that Israel may pay a heavy price. He compares the current situation to the Churchill era and warns against dependence on the US.

The article analyzes Trump's situation vis-à-vis Iran, drawing a comparison to the Churchill era. Trump, who expected a quick victory, finds himself in a bind: Iran rejects his offers, mocks him, and taunts him. The author argues that Trump does not understand the rules of the Middle East and is suffering humiliations. He warns that an American-Iranian war is not necessarily in Israel's interest, and that Israel may suffer direct and indirect damage. The article highlights the gap between Western perception and Middle Eastern reality, and Israel's inability to achieve a complete victory in Gaza without becoming a pariah. It concludes with a question about where Trump's frustration will lead, and warns against Israeli dependence on the US.