No. Israel has never sent troops to fight alongside U.S. forces in any war, from Korea and Vietnam to the Gulf Wars, Iraq, or Afghanistan.
The alliance centers on U.S. military aid to Israel (over $124B since 1948), intelligence sharing, joint exercises like Juniper Cobra, and tech cooperation—but no Israeli combat deployments. U.S. policy often kept Israel sidelined to preserve coalitions with Arab partners and avoid escalation.
If CS:GO had World Cup overtime:
If a match ends 15:15 players are separated into 5 1v1 arenas based on their position on the scoreboard (top fragger vs. top fragger, etc). Everyone spectates each 1v1 matchup. First team to win 3 out of 5 wins the match.