All right, Alexander, let's talk about the situation in the Middle East and the war in Israel and Gaza,

as well as some interesting statements from Biden himself, who now appears to be changing course a bit, shifting in his policy with regards to the war in

the Middle East, where he is now calling for a pause in the war in order to allow humanitarian aid

in Gaza. This is actually pretty significant, and it signals not only confusion in the United States,

but perhaps it may signal that even the Biden White House is starting to get very concerned with what's happening in the Middle East.

The New York Times did a report and said as much that the Biden White House is concerned with what's going on

in the Middle East and the way Netanyahu is handling this war. And of course, all of this is in the

context of an election in 2024 where Biden's polling numbers with Muslim and Arab Americans

is sinking.

It's evaporated.

So what is going on?

Well, let's just go back to last week when we were doing various programs about Biden's disaster

strip to the Middle East.

The fact that he got incredibly close to Netanyahu, appeared to give, in

public, Netanyahu, in effect, a blank check, said various things which upset and annoyed Arab

leaders, found that the Arab leaders in Amman, in Jordan, weren't prepared to meet with him,

that he wasn't even able to go to Saudi Arabia,

and things of that kind. And we were already talking then about how this had all the

makings of a political diplomatic debacle. And we are now seeing all of that play out in real time.

I think that is the big takeaway of all of this. There is a

military operation going on in Gaza. Israel has sent troops into Gaza. There is fighting there.

I have to say straight away, there is very confusing information about what is going on,

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