During a campaign event in Florida, former Trump in the United States sharply criticized the incumbent Biden. He said that Biden's performance in politics is comparable to that of a 6-year-old, or even inferior to him, which makes China always treat the United States the way it treats its children.
It is not surprising that the United States is coming, and it is not surprising that the candidates are directly critical of each other, but it is surprising that two days before Trump's remarks, former Obama, a Democrat, expressed his displeasure with Biden twice in a row.
From Obama's words, it is clear that he believes that there are serious problems with Biden's policy on the Palestinian-Israeli issue.
Palestinian-Israeli conflict: The United States could be the biggest loser In the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Israel was initially taken by surprise, but after reacting, it quickly gained absolute military superiority.
Although Hamas's tunnel warfare and street fighting pose a certain challenge to the Israeli military, the problem can be solved by destroying buildings and filling in the tunnels in Gaza.
However, the United States could be the biggest loser in this conflict.
Although Israel's indiscriminate airstrikes have provoked large numbers of civilians** in the Gaza refugee camps and have been condemned by the international community, Israel is not concerned about the problem.
This is because the United States, for the sake of its Middle East strategy, will try its best to protect Israel in the Security Council, and even help Israel deter other Middle Eastern countries. As long as the United Nations cannot send troops to intervene, and the United States can also lobby Saudi Arabia and other countries, as well as suppress Iran, then Israel will not have any pressure.
Moreover, despite the huge losses that Hamas has suffered in this conflict, from a political point of view, Hamas has actually won. Because Hamas has increased its visibility and influence in the international community through this conflict.
The United States has made progress in promoting reconciliation in the Middle East, which has put more pressure on the Palestinians. Hamas seized the moment and launched an attack on Israel, successfully preventing the Saudis' negotiations with Israel.
The operation not only served Hamas's important purpose, but also enhanced its reputation in Palestine and the Arab world, and was beneficial to the power struggle with Fatah.
Hamas's actions are not unexpected, and they believe that victory in this conflict is possible only through sacrifice. Although neither side is a complete loser, the losses of the United States in this round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict are enormous.
Whether it is the attack on a military base or the debt crisis triggered by economic support for Ukraine and Israel, it has dealt a heavy blow to the United States. In addition, the image of the United States as the "patriarch of human rights" has also been questioned, and it has lost its past moral superiority.
Politically, the centrifugal force of the United States is increasing, and regions such as the Middle East, Southeast and the United States have developed a sense of alienation from it. Even the United States is facing a threat.
Biden's situation has been made more difficult by the escalation of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. As the core region of petrodollar hegemony and an important strategic node in Europe, Asia and Africa, the United States cannot easily give up the Middle East.
Despite the complexity of the situation in the Middle East, the United States cannot part with its close ties with Israel. As an ally of the United States in the Middle East, Israel plays an important role.
Whether it is promoting Western values, creating contradictions in the Middle East, or meddling in Middle East affairs under the banner of counter-terrorism, Israel is an indispensable pawn. However, the close relationship with Israel has also caused some trouble for the United States.
Israel is accused of being the "aggressor" because it occupies Palestinian land, an accusation that cannot be eliminated no matter how justified it is. In addition, in this counterattack on Hamas, Israel, under the leadership of the extreme right, has taken some radical actions, such as bombing residential areas, hospitals, refugee camps and other humanitarian sites aided by international assistance in Gaza, in order to achieve the goal of "eliminating Hamas".
Therefore, U.S. policy in the Middle East needs to strike a balance between supporting Israel and safeguarding its own interests.
Israeli airstrikes on refugee camps in Gaza) This operation put the United States under tremendous pressure to support Israel, and the current predicament facing the United States is a vivid illustration of this situation.
Biden is undoubtedly aware of this predicament and has been trying to avoid a similar predicament, constantly reminding Israel that Hamas and Palestinian civilians are different, and demanding that Israel control civilians.
However, Israel is clearly not an easy ally to manage, and not only does not restrain their actions, but also drags the United States into this conflict, claiming that the war is what it is, and that they are at least doing better than the United States in Iraq.
In the face of such an unignorable but difficult to control "little brother", Biden obviously has no effective solution, they cannot limit Israel's actions, but they continue to provide support for Israel, which makes many people question whether the United States is "aiding and abetting".
And Biden's poor performance on the Palestinian-Israeli issue has made the United States the biggest loser in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, which has affected his reputation in the United States to a certain extent.
The former Trump seized the opportunity to attack Biden's performance, leading China to treat the United States like a child. Along with the former ** Obama, who is a Democrat and has a poor relationship with Trump, has also reached some rare consensus with Trump on this matter.
Obama said the escalation between Israel and Palestine is taking place against the backdrop of decades of failure to achieve peace between Israel and Palestine, and that moral reflection is needed for all. Biden is facing a serious crisis because of Israel, but objectively speaking, if the United States does not give up its hegemony and another person takes office, I am afraid that it will fall into the same predicament, and the United States should recognize the reality.
1.Trump has likened Biden to a 6-year-old child, arguing that he lacks mature leadership skills. 2.Obama said in an interview that no one is immune to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and we are all participants in this conflict.
3.According to US media reports, Biden's 2024 campaign team is in chaos due to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, which reflects the intensifying internal contradictions of the Democratic Party. 4.Israel** argues that Hamas can only be defeated by causing civilians**, but the United States, a country that has waged many wars, should know something about this.