Biden Strengthen’s America’s Enemies

President Joe Biden’s tenure has highlighted a troubling pattern of weakness and indecision, particularly evident in the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Biden’s lack of resolve and moral clarity have contributed to a dangerous escalation in regional tensions, as his administration has been largely absent in addressing these issues effectively.

Under Biden’s leadership, U.S. foreign policy has seemingly emboldened extremist elements and destabilized key alliances. The administration’s approach towards Gaza and Iran, characterized by weak rhetoric and questionable policies, has exacerbated the situation. For instance, the decision to funnel aid to Gaza, which often ends up in the hands of Hamas, and the unfreezing of $6 billion for Iran, a known state sponsor of terrorism, have only strengthened these adversaries. This lack of decisive action and clear strategy has emboldened groups like Hezbollah, which recently launched a brutal attack on Israel, killing 12 children.

Israel, in response to these provocations, has taken military action against high-profile terrorist targets. However, instead of offering robust support to one of America’s closest allies, Biden has opted to criticize Israel’s defensive measures. Reports indicate that Biden has once again pressured Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to agree to a ceasefire and expressed dissatisfaction over Israel’s actions against Hamas leaders, even hinting at a potential reduction in American support.

In dealing with Iran, Biden’s strategy appears to be a mix of empty rhetoric and vague hope. When questioned about whether Iran would de-escalate its aggressive behavior, Biden’s response was a disheartening “I hope so. I don’t know.” This approach is reminiscent of his previous foreign policy blunders, where hollow threats and indecisive statements have done little to deter adversaries. Iran, like other global threats, seems unimpressed by Biden’s weak stance.

Throughout his presidency, Biden has projected a troubling image of weakness to America’s adversaries. This has been evident in the Taliban’s swift takeover of Afghanistan, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and the increasing aggression from Iran and its proxies against Israel. Instead of confronting these threats head-on, Biden has often been more critical of allies like Israel than of those actively working against American interests.

This pattern of placating adversaries while being harsh on allies under siege has only encouraged further aggression and conflict. Biden’s unwillingness to take a firm stand for American interests and support its allies has contributed to a more volatile and dangerous world, a reality that is increasingly apparent to all observers.