The leaders of United States and Israel appear divided over whether ground troops should be used in the ongoing tensions with Iran.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu believes that military action on land may be necessary to achieve major political change.

He argued that air strikes alone cannot bring about a revolution, suggesting that a ground strategy might be required, though he avoided giving details.

On the other hand, US President Donald Trump made it clear that he does not plan to send American troops into Iran.

Trump stressed that the United States is not preparing for a ground war, even though discussions about funding and military options are ongoing.

Public opinion in the US also reflects caution, with many Americans reportedly against sending troops despite expectations that the conflict could escalate further.