"Netanyahu was trigger happy methinks. he reacted way too readily."
I'd say that Israel's tolerance threshold for what is a 'red line' from an Iranian nuclear program point of view would be different from other parts of the World. Given Iran's constant threats of the destruction of Israel over the years, it's understandable why the Israeli 'red line' might be earlier than other countries.
Trump needs to be very careful about potential US involvement. If the US does get involved, the reasoning and scope needs to be very clear & precise. I think talk about regime change etc is a mistake, those sorts of movements need to come from people within the country. We've seen this over and over, foreign countries really can't impose this, and if they try to force it before the country is ready, it turns into a quagmire.
If the US does get involved (& I'm not sure they should/will) I hope it's in a very narrow way. Eg limited to strikes on Fordow & Natanz only. However I think the first play is the US is moving assets into the region to try and pressure Iran to the negotiating table though.
Cheers!
