Glenn Greenwald

Independent, Unencumbered Analysis and Investigative Reporting, Captive to No Dogma or Faction.

Key Points:

1. Biden’s Discomfort: Biden’s expressed discomfort with Israel’s actions indicates a disconnect between the President and U.S. foreign policy, showcasing potential internal conflicts.
2. Policy Override: The actions of unelected officials in shaping foreign policy reveal a troubling trend where executive decisions are undermined, raising questions about accountability.
3. Military Funding: The U.S. continues to prioritize military funding for foreign nations over domestic needs, highlighting a misalignment of priorities in government spending.
4. Value of Life: The perception that Israeli lives are more valuable than Palestinian lives reflects a deeper bias in U.S. foreign policy, influencing international relations negatively.
5. Risk of Escalation: Concerns from military and intelligence communities about U.S. involvement in another Middle Eastern conflict emphasize the potential dangers of current policies.
6. Global Perception: The U.S.'s approach to foreign conflicts alienates many countries, potentially strengthening adversaries like China, which could have long-term geopolitical consequences.
7. Deteriorating Domestic Focus: The lack of attention to pressing domestic issues, such as disaster relief, indicates a significant neglect of the needs of American citizens by policymakers.