One option would be to take out Iran's nuclear sites — something Biden opposes.
A hit on Iran's nuclear facilities could, however, create far graver consequences, potentially including a race by Iran to build a nuclear weapon.
AdvertisementUS President Joe Biden would not support Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in targeting nuclear sites.
As The Financial Times noted, there are more than a thousand miles between Israel and Iran's main nuclear bases.
And Iran's nuclear sites present a formidable target, sprawling across various sites, with several of the most sensitive located in heavily fortified underground bunkers.
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