The administration of President Joe Biden is at odds with all of the United States’ major allies.
We are talking about Saudi Arabia, Ukraine, Great Britain, and Israel. The administration wants these countries to address key policy issues that adopt American policy when each of them in one way or another refuses to do so.
Take the UK for example The name of British Prime Minister Rishi Sank Rishi Sunak who boasts of the special relationship that exists between Washington and London, Seething with rage that President Biden refused to support British Defense Secretary Ben Wallace Ben Wallace As Secretary General of NATO and in his place supports the German diplomat Ursula von der Leyen Ursula von der Leyen.
That is, the American interest in Europe includes special relations with Berlin and not with London.
Earlier, Biden attacked the new British King Charles when he did not come to his coronation, and he is against the British Brexit economic policy.
In the British press this week it was written that President Joe Biden detests everything British.
At the NATO Heads of State meeting held this week in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania Joe Biden clashed with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Zelensky fumed that Biden, who is the main arms supplier to the Ukrainian military, is blocking Kiev from joining as a full member of NATO. GSelensky’s people were so large that he did not refrain from accusing Biden of using Ukraine to manage US policy with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
With Saudi Arabia, Biden clashes with the policies of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman MbS The alliance he made with Russian President Vladimir Putin must keep oil prices high in the international markets.
With the Benjamin Netanyahu government, Biden is at odds on a number of issues. Starting with the Iranian nuclear issue, the policy towards the Palestinians and the establishment of new Israeli settlements in Judea and Samaria.
On Wednesday 7/12 journalist Thomas Friedman wrote in the New York Times, Because President Biden ordered a ‘reassessment’ reassessment of US-Israel relations. If the news is true, then the crisis in the relationship between Biden and Netanyahu has reached a new peak.
A senior political official in Jerusalem said that Israel does not recognize such a decision – but in any case this is not a new phenomenon. According to the source, despite periodic ‘re-evaluations’ and disagreements over the years, relations between Israel and the US have tightened for decades and reached an all-time high of security cooperation. Prime Minister Netanyahu will ensure that this trend continues.
48 years ago in 1975, President Gerald Ford at the time of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin ordered the then US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger to re-evaluate the relationship between Washington and Jerusalem. Then a reassessment included an embargo on the supply of American weapons to Israel, especially F-15s.
No one has any idea how this reassessment being conducted in Washington will affect the policies of the Netanyahu government and the political situation in Israel. No one knows what this estimate includes.
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2023-07-12 14:22:51