@HeavenlyPossum
While I broadly agree, I think you're making this sound way more like Trump (or the US) acting on his own than it really is. This attack was led by Netanyahu. I've heard a rumour that he threatened to use nukes if the US didn't back him up. Take that with a hefty grain of salt, but if it's true I don't think a more conventional US president would have acted any differently. It would also explain why the UK, France, and Germany have been so quick to condemn Iran's retaliation and so silent on the initial attack.
Now, it's entirely possible that conventional US diplomacy would have defused the situation before getting to this point, but I wouldn't bet on it. As dangerous as Trump's whims are, there's a lot more at play here. The fascism is transnational.