While continuing to pursue "the campaign between wars" to impede Iran's regional activities, Israel should shift from loud confrontational diplomacy vis à vis the Biden Administration – that negatively projects on Israel's overall relations with the United States – to a quiet intimate dialogue based on the shared understanding that Iran must not be allowed to obtain nuclear weapons while relying on collaboration channels in areas such as intelligence, defense, and operations between the two countries, and strengthening them. In order to build trust with the incoming administration that will enable Israel to impact U.S. policy, it must present constructive, practical views, and avoid threatening to opt for the military alternative, certainly not at present.