Apartheid IsraelAuthenticity in a political candidate is essential to their success, something that this President lacks in volumes, as US voters perceive Biden as unauthentic and disingenuous. Take, for example, his oscillating positions on Gaza. He established a red line on Rafah, only to completely ignore it when it mattered the most after the Rafah massacre of May 26. Then, he blocked certain high explosive ordinances from reaching Israel, which Benjamin Netanyahu previously used to massacre tens of thousands of civilians, only to reverse his own blockade a couple of weeks later.
This kind of presidential candidate, who seems unable to honor his own principles, does not project confidence or genuineness. His I’m-here-today as opposed to I’m-gone-tomorrow attitude seem to have made a new #NeverBiden campaign on social media go viral.
Interestingly enough, the glue of this viral campaign is not just Arab-Americans who are distraught by his policy of supporting the Gaza Genocide, but it also emanates largely from the Gen Z youth and students across the nation.
There is no telling what the foreign policy of either man would look like during their second terms.
BIDEN DOES NOT GRASP THE IMPACT OF HIS POLICIES ON US CREDIBILITY
In effect, Gen Z understands more the impact on our world order the flaunting international laws than old Joe Biden does. Because we vote once every four years, and because we tend to blame our elected officials for the mistakes they make, our institutions escape scot-free. Even though, they are as much behind our failures as a nation of laws to protect the very same laws the western civilization inked for humankind’s benefits.
It was quite telling of a European high official informing the ICC prosecutor Karim Khan that the ICC’s very existence is to go after the African nations, and not the West. In other words, two sets of laws for two sets of people. What a joke!
On November 5, we suspect millions of Americans will either stay home, vote for Jill Stein where possible, or even take a chance with Trump in the hope his white supremacist friends would steer him away from submitting to Zionism.
Even if that chance is miniscule.
There is no telling what the foreign policy of either man would look like during their second terms. Either both would commit more to Israel and its violence and cruelty, or would step back, knowing well their Israel doormat image might beat their legacies to a pulp.
At this point, it’s a roll of dice, and truly a choice between two evils.
US Voters Perceive Biden as Unauthentic
Apartheid Israel
