How Biden Enabled Israel’s Aggression Toward Gaza and Iran
The article, based on interviews with former Biden administration officials, argues that the Biden team failed to restrain Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's military actions against Gaza and Iran. Officials express regret for not imposing stronger consequences, such as withholding weapons, despite internal debates. The piece details how Israel launched massive air strikes on Iran and revised rules of engagement in Gaza to permit higher civilian casualties, raising war crime concerns. It also describes how the Trump administration later joined Israeli strikes on Iran, following a pattern of U.S. inability or unwillingness to stop Israeli aggression. The analysis highlights a permissive U.S. posture that enabled Israeli military operations, with lasting consequences for regional stability and civilian protection.
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