I don't doubt it. Just shows you how much Israel has the so-called "land of the free" over a barrel.
The problem, though, is that by putting domestic US considerations first - however understandably - Biden is completely weakening the US/Western position abroad. The West no longer has much credibility in its pious calls for support for Ukraine whilst abandoning the Palenstinian civilians to utter butchery. I mean, we were told it was about human right in Ukraine and we are still told the Ukrainians are "fighting for Europe's values". I mean, really? These European values don't seem to extend to stopping Israeli extremism.
Similarly, now I see talk about the US striking at Yemeni Houthis, risking a conflagration with Iran. Perhaps if the West wasn't so supine and craven on Israel, the Houthis would have less reason/excuse to behave like pirates and we could all get on board, so to speak, with eliminating any pirates who were endangering the waterways. But it's going to be hard to make the argument in the West to those paying attention that the US/UK or France or whoever escalating in the Red Sea is a good and necessary thing when part of the solution has to be to rein in the war criminal Netanyahu when there seems to be absolutely no appetite for that whatsoever.
I'm hugely disappointed with Biden. He's simply the lesser Trump. Any arguments the US might have had for a joint Western response to any Chinese invasion of Taiwan is basically up in flames well before the event even occurs. That invasion looks only a matter of time now.
