Yaki Dayan, former Israeli consul in Los Angeles, spoke today (Friday) with Nissim Mashaal on 103FM about the speech given last night by US President Joe Biden in which he referred to the Russian invasion of Ukraine and announced a package of severe sanctions against Russia, and attacked Biden Acutely: “A weak president and very politically limited, the United States is crumbling from within.”
In his opening remarks, Dayan attacked Biden, saying: “He is a weak, very politically limited president who ultimately fails to run the world the way he wanted to. When he entered in 2020 he thought of a new world order and the victory of democracy over dictatorships, but it did not happen. “He can focus only on China and foreign relations and ignore all the other things, but all the other things appear and emerge for him.”
He went on to say: “At the tactical level it is true that Putin wants to change order in Ukraine, perhaps the government, but beyond that he has come here to make a statement that there is a new world order. We have also heard Biden talk about it and if the United States is not willing to go For the same economic sanctions, we will really be talking here about a new world order. “
“Anyone who looks at the United States today sees here a power that is crumbling from within – they are unable to reach agreement on any issue. I say this with great sadness and not just because of friendship with Israel, but because it leads the free world. Israel needs to make a pretty clear assessment. “And say to her people, ‘Either we live next to a nuclear Iran or we deal with it alone,’ because salvation will no longer come from there.”
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In conclusion, he claimed that “today there is a conversation between Biden and all the heads of NATO, but it should be understood that NATO is a military organization and not a declaratory organization. The fact that Putin is being declared is very nice, “So it’s important that beyond the economic sanctions, Biden will lead NATO, but at the moment it is not in sight.”