The United States has been repeatedly insulted by Iran. Why can Trump bear it?

I think this is because Trump is smart. He knows not to go to war casually, and he also knows that Iran is just paying lip service. The long history of human military conflicts tells us that war, like marriage, is easier to get in than to get out. The war between the United States and Iran is no exception. Theoretically, it's hardly a close game. The American army is far superior to Iran in all aspects.

Trump's personality determines that he is not an impulsive person. He is also unlikely to give in easily in the confrontation with Congress. If Trump vetoes the Senate resolution this time, it means that the US government he leads will continue to insist on sending weapons to the Middle East. This will inevitably lead to a new round of game between the White House and Congress. As mentioned above, the Senate and the House of Representatives may further introduce laws aimed at limiting Trump's power.

Saudi oil equipment has been attacked, and if the United States continues to force Iran, it will get nothing in the end. Military confrontation with the Persian Gulf is not the best choice for Iran. But in any case, the United States will certainly not benefit this time. After all, Iran has rich experience in the struggle against the United States and knows the United States very well. Otherwise, I dare not publicly reject Trump's request for talks eight times. There is no doubt that if the United States continues to persecute Iran, it will get nothing but one more enemy.

Although Trump has been asking for negotiations with Iran, it is just a trick. From the Iranian side, it is obvious that Trump's remarks have not relaxed their vigilance, especially as the Iranian military is preparing for the US military struggle in a tit-for-tat manner. According to the latest news, Iran has advanced the the Strait of Hormuz joint military exercise held every winter and assembled hundreds of ships for large-scale military exercises in the Strait of Hormuz, which can be said to be the most powerful answer to Trump's proposal.