The Biden administration's policy in the Middle East has come under scrutiny due to its unwavering support for Israel, which critics argue undermines the United States' credibility and interests in the region. A recent report highlights the potential consequences of this approach, suggesting that it may lead to further conflict and instability.
Former State Department officials, Hala Rarit and Anel Shelin, who resigned in protest, have criticized the administration for its dealings with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, labeling them as driven by 'cowardice' and 'fear.' They argue this has created an environment of intimidation within the State Department, stifling dissent and leading to misguided policy decisions.
