The upcoming U.S. presidential elections are Washington's current excuse to pressure Israel out of escalation in its war against Hezbollah. A full-blown, regional or multi-front war could hamper Kamala Harris' election prospects. The best wars are those that were prevented. The greatest victory is when bloodshed is avoided. But a war that was postponed, not averted, is not the best option. It will ultimately come to be. Hezbollah has no intention of allowing its massive arsenal of weapons to rust away in its tunnels. The axis of evil wants to attack at a time of convenience, and sometimes, the cost in blood of a war that should have been fought three years ago would be lower than one that would be fought three years from now.