Jonathan Swan examines President Trump's evolving stance on U.S. involvement in the Israel-Iran conflict. Initially favoring diplomacy, Trump appointed a special envoy and pursued negotiations with Iran despite Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's push for military action. However, as diplomatic efforts faltered, Trump's approach grew more ambiguous. While he authorized limited intelligence support for Israel, he also distanced himself publicly from their military actions. Despite his admiration for Israel's success in strikes against Iran, Trump remained cautious about direct U.S. military engagement. The situation has reignited debates in Congress over war powers, as concerns mount about potential escalation should the U.S. become more deeply entangled.