Israel begins a new phase in the war after military failure, and America decides to sacrifice the criminal

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
Starting with the American Wall Street Journal, which indicated the existence of tension between US President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, due to their disagreement over the course of the aggression on Gaza, which has so far led to the martyrdom of 13,000 Palestinians, most of whom are women and children. The American newspaper said, "Biden and Netanyahu's talks have become more tense as Netanyahu continues to reject longer truce periods" in Gaza. The newspaper quoted American officials as saying that they were concerned about the number of Palestinian casualties and Israel's final plans for Gaza. According to these officials, the Biden administration is struggling to persuade Netanyahu to prevent escalation as the images coming from Gaza grow in momentum. According to the newspaper's sources, the Biden administration is concerned about the potential domestic repercussions of full support for Israel. The sources added that Washington expressed its frustration to the Israeli government regarding the number of civilian deaths in Gaza. In a related context, Biden directed his senior aides to prepare sanctions against Israeli settlers who use violence in the occupied West Bank. Biden directed the preparation of a ban on issuing visas and imposing sanctions on extremist Israeli settlers who attack and displace Palestinians in the West Bank, according to an internal document whose contents were reported to the American newspaper Politico. The government memo orders senior aides such as Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen "to develop policy options to take swift action against those responsible for violent behavior in the West Bank."
In the same context, the popularity of US President Joe Biden declined to its lowest levels during his presidency by 40%, in light of a large majority of voters rejecting his administration’s approach to foreign policy and the war launched by Israel against the Gaza Strip, according to an opinion poll whose results were published by NBC. American News, Sunday. According to the poll, for the first time, Biden lags behind his predecessor, Donald Trump, in the potential race for the White House, and the decline was more pronounced among Democrats, most of whom believe that Israel has exceeded the limits in its military operations in the Gaza Strip, and among voters between the ages of 18 and 34 years. 70% of them rejected the way the US President dealt with the ongoing war, according to the network. The network quoted Democratic pollster Jeff Horwitt of Hart Research Associates, who conducted the poll in cooperation with Republican pollster Bill McInturff at Public Opinion Strategies, as saying that “Biden’s popularity is at its lowest levels during his presidency, and this "It is largely due to the way Americans view his foreign policy actions." While McInturff considered that "the poll is shocking, because of what it shows the impact of the war between Israel and Hamas on Biden." But Horwitt predicted that the US President could bring dissatisfied Democrats and young voters back to his side again, saying: “These people have a proven track record of voting for Biden and the Democrats.” He pointed out that there is plenty of time, and more potential political surprises in the future between now and Election Day in 2024, which may witness the political landscape shifting again. He continued: "The jury verdicts in Trump's trials, unexpected events, both foreign and domestic, and the details of the election campaign, all have the potential to change the status quo." According to the poll, 40% of registered voters approve of Biden's job performance, while 57% oppose him, which represents the lowest level of support for the US president ever, as well as the highest level of opposition ever, since he became president. Although this percentage represents a slight change from last September, when Biden’s support rate reached 41%, what stands out in the new poll is the shift among voters between the ages of 18 and 34 years. In a September poll, 46% of these voters said they approved of the president's job performance, but his approval rating has now dropped to 31% among this group. In another decline for the US President, only 33% of all voters approved of Biden’s handling of foreign policy, which represents a decrease of 8 points from the September poll, while 62% of voters, including 30% of Democrats, expressed their rejection of Biden’s handling of foreign policy. Biden supports foreign policy, and only 34% of total voters approved of the way the US President dealt with the war between Israel and Hamas, compared to 56% who said they did not agree with that. Only half of Democratic voters (51%) say they approve of Biden's handling of the war, compared to a majority of independents (59%) and Republicans (69%) who say they disapprove of it.
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If Trump was still US's president, what is happening now in Gaza is a joke. Trump is a diehard supporter of Israel than Biden. Secondly, with Trump's presence as the president of the US, none of these Islamic terrorist republics would dare raise their ugly Muhammad heads against Israel, let to say attack it. Nonsense!