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Blinken at Israel's North FrontiereReader comment on item: Predicting the Biden Administration in the Middle East Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Feb 9, 2021 at 11:09 As if Israel does not have more than enough issues in the changing landscape of which border to defend on a daily basis, at while the 45th American Administrative Chief Executive provided unwavering support of the Golan, a certain sense of control existed. Now, in apparent deference to a potential nod of international conciliation (not too surprising when considering the democratic nominee's position on Syria during the campaign and former Russian influences during the 44th American Administrative Chief Executive's forcing a fallback in the face of the Syrian civil war), the current American administration has issues with permanent Israeli sovereignty in the Golan while the 46th American Administrative Chief Executive has its Secretary Blinken wavering at the premise of such thoughts. Taking away America's support for a safer Israel; who knew? Next, as noted elsewhere, striking at Israel's heart to curry favor with a five card draw of whose hand controls the Temple Mount. The dealer draws none.
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