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In light of these circumstances, a pertinent question arises: why hasn't there been a more aggressive response against Iran? Observers are puzzled, noting that even among political leaders on Capitol Hill, there appears to be an acknowledgment of the uniquely favorable conditions that could warrant a U.S. strike. Concerns about unpredictability and the fear of unforeseen consequences are often cited as reasons for hesitation, yet many argue that the strategic advantages present now suggest that action might indeed be warranted.