Although the Biden administration appears to be sending mixed messages to Israel about how forcefully it should respond to the Oct. 7 terror massacre, geopolitical experts contend that the longstanding political differences between President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu won't create a rift between America and its closest ally in the Middle East.
In a historic show of support, Biden last week became the first U.S. president to travel to the Jewish state during an active conflict. While there, he reassured the nation that the U.S. had Israel's back.
Receive Unlimited Access to ALL Newsmax Platinum Reports!
By becoming an exclusive Newsmax Platinum member, you receive:
- special investigative reports
- breaking political insider news, including VIP interviews from Washington
- in-depth interviews with A-list celebs driving the day's headlines
- thousands of articles you won't find anywhere else!
All just by becoming a Newsmax Platinum Member today!
Sign Up for Platinum AccessLogin