Donald Trump has retreated from a military threat against Iran for the tenth time; a retreat that now no longer appears to be a temporary occurrence, but has become part of his administration's behavioral pattern towards Tehran. At the beginning of the Iran war, America and the Zionist regime imagined that limited military pressure could force Iran to retreat, weaken its deterrence capability, and push Tehran to accept Washington's demands. The designers of the military pressure expected a foreign attack to increase internal divisions, but the result was different. Tehran believes that as long as military threat and external pressure continue, maintaining strategic levers is a security necessity. The Iran crisis for Trump has gone beyond a foreign policy issue and turned into a domestic political and strategic challenge.