Israel's raison d'être is territorial expansion under the pretext of an existential threat.
If we include Israeli airstrikes, covert operations, operations against non-state actors in neighboring countries, raids in occupied territories, artillery exchanges, or actions by proxy forces, *almost every Israeli prime minister's tenure* has involved some (or a lot of) use of force beyond Israel's borders.
The reality is, Israel is a U.S. protectorate, and almost all of its 'foreign' excursions happen with the full knowledge of the U.S. Blaming solely Israel for its battles and wars takes the blame away from the superpower—the U.S.—that could guide Israel's behavior using its diplomatic, financial, and military aid but chooses to use these means to achieve its own hegemonic designs in the region.
Israel's and the U.S.'s narrative-setting rhetoric aside, Israel will continue to be the source of regional instability and will continue to drag the U.S. along with it. Alternatively viewed, the U.S. will continue to use Israel to maintain its status in the region.
Netanyahu can’t stop the wars because the Israel that he created is a momentum entity where Zionism is a fanatically aggressive ideology like Bolshevism or Nazism that needs to keep attacking and expanding in all directions to keep from imploding internally.
At the same time the IDF cannot fight without U.S. intelligence, arms, and logistical support so if that is somehow severed in Lebanon to maintain a deal with Iran I expect Israel will pivot to attacking Syria or attempting to finish the genocide and ethnic cleansing of the Palestinians.