https://www.foxnews.com/politics/two-us-service-members-killed-iranian-strikes-jordan-centcom-says
I offer this as a possibility, rather than a recommendation. The complexity of the situation may doom it from implementation.
With Iran bombing most of its neighbors in the Mideast, many of these neighbors would likely want to retaliate against Iran. The US could offer to be the coordinator of attacks against Iran from its neighbors.
In the sport of hockey, when a team is losing badly, they sometimes pull the goalie from guarding the net, to use as an active player to attempt to score goals on their opponent. Gone wrong, this makes it easier for the opposition to score goals. It is an act of desperation in what would otherwise be a hopeless situation.
If the winning team wanted to be smart asses, they could appoint one of their team to be a coordinator for its players to take shots at the undefended net, and try to score a zillion points.
Likewise, I suggest the possibility of the US acting as coordinator for Iran's neighbors to bomb Iran when it's their turn. The US would coordinate whose turn it was. This is what the Germans did attacking Bastogne in the Battle of the Bulge. Rather than a coordinated attack on the town, the Germans decided to be smart asses and let its surrounding forces take turns at attacking Bastogne. The Germans didn't conquer the town, but they got a lot of satisfaction by letting its surrounding forces take turns at attacking the town.
Is this practical today? I really don't know. But it would give a lot of satisfaction to Iran's neighbors, by taking turns pounding Iran.