Election: Trump blames Harris and Biden for the Middle East problem.

Despite the fact that Hezbollah launched a significant attack on Israel on Sunday, the former US president vows to avert a Third World War.

The United States of America Foreign policy is becoming a factor in the presidential election. On Sunday, August 25, the Republican nominee for president in November, Donald Trump, a former president, questioned the ability of Joe Biden and his Democratic running mate, Kamala Harris, to handle Middle East foreign policy. The Israeli army declared early on Sunday that it was conducting “preemptive” strikes in Lebanon, a neighboring country. After two hours, over 320 rockets were fired onto Israeli territory by Lebanese Hezbollah as part of an airstrike against Israel.

In the Middle East, who is bargaining on our behalf? There are bombs dropping everywhere! This Sunday, Donald Trump wrote on X. He said, “Comrade Kamala is touring the campaign buses with Tampon Tim, her very bad choice for Vice President, and Sleeper Joe is sleeping on a beach in California, viciously exiled by the Democrats.

” The former president is alluding to Joe Biden’s departure from the presidential contest in July of last year, Kamala Harris’s Democratic selection, and her campaign in tandem with running mate Tim Waltz.

A means by which Trump may draw attention to the Biden administration’s role in the numerous problems in Israel, Lebanon, and Palestine while implying that Kamala Harris and the current president would become disinterested in international matters in favor of focusing on the Democratic campaign in the US.

After Kamala Harris was selected as the Democratic nominee, the Republican candidate, who was down in the polls, exclaimed, “Let’s avoid World War III, because that’s what we’re heading towards!”

The dependable ally of Israel is the United States

The US is still backing Israel in the Middle East, despite Donald Trump criticizing the Biden administration’s inaction in the area. A senior defense official from the United States said on Sunday that throughout this morning’s attack, the US assisted the Israeli army in tracking and monitoring Hezbollah’s fire.

“Israel carried out preemptive strikes yesterday night without assistance from the United States. To follow the strikes coming from Lebanese Hezbollah, we supplied intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance,” he told AFP.

Additionally, the nation still “supports Israel’s right to defend itself” from threats, namely from Iran and Lebanon. The United States is one of the mediating countries in the ongoing talks in Cairo on a cease-fire in Gaza that was declared on Thursday, August 22. AFP reports that Brett McGurk, the White House coordinator for the Middle East, and William Burns, the director of the CIA, are present.

Throughout his tenure, Joe Biden has also made multiple official trips to the Middle East. Les Échos remembers that in 2022, he traveled to Saudi Arabia, the West Bank, and Israel. The president also paid a solidarity visit to Tel Aviv in October of last year, following the Hamas attack on October 7, although he was forced to cancel his plans to visit Jordan.

Election: Trump blames Harris and Biden for the Middle East problem.

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