Trump Considers US Military Support for Israel Against Iran Nuclear Sites

President Donald Trump abruptly left the G7 summit to address escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, signaling potential increased U.S. involvement in the conflict. Discussions are centered on whether the U.S. will provide Israel with massive bunker-buster bombs, specifically the GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrator, to target Iran's deeply buried Fordo nuclear enrichment facility, a move Israel cannot execute alone due to limitations in its air force capabilities. While Trump denies leaving the summit to negotiate a ceasefire, his administration has repositioned military assets, including aircraft carriers and refueling tankers, suggesting preparations for possible military action. Within Trump's political base, opinions are split between hawks urging decisive strikes on Iran's nuclear infrastructure and isolationists advocating restraint to avoid new overseas wars. The situation places Trump’s presidency at a critical crossroads, balancing diplomatic efforts, military options, and internal political pressures amid evolving Middle East dynamics. Critics warn that any concessions now could inadvertently stabilize the Iranian regime, undermining domestic dissent and democratic aspirations within Iran.