Great Substack article today went over two interesting things about this war.
1) Quinnipiac Polling showing this is the lowest approval after one week of any US intervention since 1940. Interesting is the sub-tabs - prior to intervening in Libya in 2011, approval by the US public was primarily a function of "is this war/intervention winnable". Since then, approval has very closely tracked "Does the party I favor hold the Presidency". 92% of Democrats are against the Iran incursion, 85% of Republicans are in favor.
2) US bombs have primarily focused on military targets - command/control, defensive weapons, etc.. Israel on the other hand has done substantial bombing of oil infrastructure. That's fact. The conclusion drawn - true or not - is that Israel pretty much wants to cripple Iran indefinitely by fucking up their economy, while Trump just wants new leadership that is more willing to let him control the oil, so he doesn't want the oil infrastructure disturbed (see also: The US focus on keeping Hormuz open, which Israel has not participated in).