The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas has once again brought foreign affairs into the spotlight, leaving Americans glued to their TVs and cell phone screens for updates. President Joe Biden and a divided Congress are now tasked with finding a response that will not further escalate the crisis in the Gaza Strip while also navigating other international conflicts.
Amidst this tension, a YouGov survey released in March revealed that a majority of Americans – 61% – believe that another world war is either very or somewhat likely to happen within the next five to 10 years. This escalating tension has put pressure on policymakers to find diplomatic solutions and prevent potential conflicts from spiraling out of control.
As the relationship between the U.S. and Israel faces a new test, Congress debates a dual aid package for Israel and Ukraine. While former President Donald Trump has expressed skepticism over this aid package, the debate over who is best suited to handle these crises continues among policymakers and the general public. As the 2024 presidential race looms, foreign policy and conflicts worldwide may become key issues for voters as they consider their choices between Biden and Trump in the upcoming election.
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