It has started. Israel took the lead, and Iran will inevitably retaliate. As long as Iran retaliates, the U.S. will not oppose joining the attack.

Now it's no longer up to Trump to hesitate.
Iran is also a regional power, once quite influential in the Middle East. The Shia Crescent has been quite active. The reconciliation between Iran and Israel initially gave hope for permanent peace in the Middle East. But what did Iran do next?
When Hamas needed support the most, Iran chickened out.
When Hezbollah in Lebanon needed support the most, Iran chickened out.
When Bashar in Syria needed support the most, Iran chickened out.
Yemen’s Houthi forces, taking advantage of the terrain, restrained Israel for a while, but then what happened? Yemen fell into a new round of PUBG battles last year.
Diplomatically, Iran has been indecisive, hoping to wait for the right moment to sell itself. But this isn’t the Cold War era, and the Middle East is dominated by U.S. influence. Russia is preoccupied, and China is just playing a supporting role through Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. Iran actually fantasizes about peace with the U.S. — if Iran and the U.S. make peace, what would be the significance of Israel in the Middle East? If Iran and the U.S. are at peace, would other Sunni countries still allow the U.S. to control the Middle East so deeply?
I just can't understand what Iran is thinking. Han Feizi’s words are perfectly suited to describe Iran.
Finally, there was a rumor circulating on Chinese internet about the Six Nations Army attacking Israel, but if Iran could really organize such an alliance, how did it end up in its current situation?
What Iran can do now is immediately close the Strait of Hormuz or directly attack oil tankers passing through the Strait without discrimination. The long-term low oil prices were part of the U.S. strategy to suppress Russia. If this wave drives oil prices sky-high, Russia’s financial pressure will greatly ease, and the Ukraine battlefield will become tense. At that point, the U.S. will face a choice: abandon Ukraine or abandon Europe. Similarly, rising oil prices will also hit U.S. inflation hard.
If Iran does not blockade the Strait of Hormuz, it indicates internal willingness to surrender — just waiting for the right moment.
Israel attacked an Iranian school, killing 40 people…
Latest news: Iran has announced the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, and has issued notices to ships. It’s unclear whether they will take forceful measures against non-compliant oil tankers. The Strait of Hormuz is too narrow; Iran may not have the capability to target U.S. warships in the Persian Gulf, but large, cumbersome oil tankers are definitely sitting ducks.