Fasten your seatbelts as conflict escalates

For reasons of its own, Washington doesn't want Israel involved in this latest bout with Iran.
The article describes escalating conflict in the Middle East, highlighting a divergence between U.S. and Israeli approaches to Iran. The U.S. aims to "mow the lawn" and maintain the Strait of Hormuz open, while Israel believes Iran and its proxies must be eradicated for its survival, viewing it as a "zero-sum game." Following the deaths of U.S. servicemen, America is responding forcefully, with more warplanes deployed. Iran has escalated by attacking shipping and launching missiles. The article notes the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' rejection of Western civilization and its pursuit of nuclear weapons. In Lebanon, Hezbollah, an Iranian proxy, has rejected a U.S.-brokered agreement between Israel and Beirut. Hamas controls 40% of Gaza and is managing aid distribution. The Houthis and IRGC have also launched attacks across the region. Despite U.S. reluctance for Israeli involvement, Defense Minister Israel Katz stated Israel would respond "powerfully" to any Iranian attack.
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