Biden-Harris admin treatment of Ukraine, Israel wars ‘differs substantially,’ experts say

Fox News is offering special access to select articles and premium content for free when you join. Recent wars in Ukraine and Israel have raised questions about President Biden and Vice President Harris’ approach to these conflicts. Experts noted differences in the U.S. strategy towards Ukraine and Israel, with the U.S. showing more restraint towards Israel. The U.S. has supported Palestinian demands and urged Israel to accept a two-state solution, while using more forceful language towards Russia in Ukraine. Critics argue that the U.S. has hindered Israel’s efforts to achieve victory in conflicts with Hamas and Hezbollah. Biden and Harris have imposed restrictions on Israel’s actions, while allowing Ukraine more freedom in its war strategy. Defense Intelligence Agency officer Rebekah Koffler expressed concern that the Biden-Harris administration is trying to micromanage Israel’s military operations, potentially appeasing Iran and leading to further escalation. Iran has shown aggression towards Israel, prompting a strong response from both countries. The situation is tense, with Iran’s Supreme Leader threatening a third attack on Israel. The White House and Harris campaign have not responded to queries about the situation. Battalion 120 Territorial Defense is conducting training exercises near the Belarus border amid the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine in Chernobyl.