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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]NBC host Yasmin Vossoughian asked a group of Michigan voter if any will vote for Kamala, none raised their hands.

The genocide in Gaza and Lebanon was their key issue. They felt marganlized and demunized by Biden adminstration.

Many of the panelists said they will vote for Jill Stein. Her support is bigger than polls indicate.[/quote]

This presentation of the panel is odd. The host isn't "stunned"; she reacts exactly like she does when one person says they're voting for Trump. I have no idea how representative these voters are, but the "HOST IS STUNNED" framing is silly.

https://www.nbcnews.com/now/video/lebanese-american-voters-in-michigan-say-they-feel-neglected-by-biden-and-harris-222143557582[/quote]

During Trump's presidency, the Israel-Palestine and Israel-Lebanon conflicts were more controlled, with fewer large-scale escalations. His strong pro-Israel stance, like moving the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, sparked tensions but didn’t lead to the massive violence seen under Biden. Trump brokered the Abraham Accords, normalizing relations between Israel and Arab nations, and consistently vowed to end "endless wars."

Under Biden-Harris, the conflict has intensified, most notably with the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack on Israel, which resulted in over 1,400 Israeli deaths and a devastating military response in Gaza. This followed the May 2021 conflict, highlighting the growing instability.

Interestingly, while many Middle Eastern communities in the U.S. may not like Trump personally, they do appreciate his stance on ending wars—something Biden-Harris hasn’t committed to as strongly, especially as violence escalates in the region.[/quote]

How will Trump solve the Israel-Palestine war or the Russian-Ukrainian war? What's his plans?[/quote]

Leverage. He has leverage over Netanyahu, namely his curious friendship to other fellow Me autocrats like Erdogan, MBS, and Sisi and of course, the real wild card Vladimir Putin who is not only Pro Hamas but may have been a major sponsor of 10/7 per
Some Intelligence reports. On the personal side, He has two son in laws now that are Arab and Jewish.

That’s lots by way of personal ties and ties from the past administration with these let’s face it chauvinist leaders.

Kamala doesn’t have any ties with anyone, has largely been combative or tense already with Netanyahu. There’s no way Netanyahu will listen to a thing America says if she’s in charge.

Nobody’s saying Trumps a bleeding heart liberal or great guy (he’s not) but by virtue of personal and professional ties that run the gamut from Turks, Russians, Israelis, Gulf Arabs there is large reason to believe he’ll be more stable for the ME overall. After all, the ME was relatively quiet during his term and he’s the one that engineered the Afghanistan pullout and end of the war in Syria which of course largely pissed off  Big Defense here in the US[/quote]

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