Will Trump really ignore Iran's provocations?

The Houthi rebels attacked Riyadh Airport in Saudi Arabia,
resulting in 12 deaths, including Americans, and 305 injuries.
Since Iran is being constrained by US blockades and other measures, they are looking for opportunities to provoke the US instead... and they even briefly seized Mayun Island, a strategic point in the Red Sea.
From Iran's perspective, they are likely looking for ways to harass Trump before the US midterm elections, and I believe the Houthis are playing that role.
However, since the US and the Houthis are currently in a ceasefire, intervening would break that agreement and cause difficulties in managing already scarce war supplies.
Therefore, they have tried to refrain from intervening as much as possible.
But with Americans included in the casualties at the Saudi airport, we are seeing a shift in stance.
Even so, I believe intervention will be difficult.
The upcoming midterm elections, which are only a few days away, are expected to be a worst-case scenario, and it is believed that the losses from military intervention would outweigh the gains.
Iran is shattering American pride, but since this is an issue where they might have to step back depending on the election results, Trump must feel frustrated.
American killed in Saudi Riyadh airport attack... Will Trump join the Houthi airstrikes? Daum | Ajou Economy. King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, was attacked again by Yemen's Houthi rebels on the 10th (local time), leaving at least 12 dead and 309 injured. This attack is identified as the case with the highest number of casualties among attacks in Gulf Arab countries since the US and Israel began war with Iran last February. With Americans among the dead, US President Donald Trump...