Beyond his role as a judge, what unique aspect of Ehud's left-handedness (Judges 3:15) contributed significantly to his success in assassinating the Moabite king Eglon?

A It was seen as a sign of divine favor, intimidating Eglon and his guards. B It allowed him to conceal his dagger on his right thigh, evading typical security checks. C It granted him superhuman strength, enabling him to overpower the guards. D It was a common trait among the Benjamites, making him blend in easily with the Moabite court.