Harris’s distinct stance on Israel and Palestinians varies from Biden’s

The Political Landscape: Biden’s Exit and Harris’ Potential

With Joe Biden announcing his decision not to seek re-election, all eyes are on Kamala Harris, the potential first female U.S. president. Biden’s endorsement of Harris has energized the Democratic Party, setting the stage for a historic election against Donald Trump.

While Biden cited age and performance issues for his exit, Harris’ tenure as Vice President has been met with mixed reviews. Despite initial challenges, her recent international policy efforts have gained respect globally.

Analysts predict that a Harris administration would largely continue Biden’s foreign policies, focusing on NATO support, Ukraine-Russia relations, and China. However, Harris’ stance on Israel has drawn attention, with a more vocal approach than Biden.

While differences between Harris and Biden on Israel policy remain minimal, Harris’ more assertive tone towards Israeli leadership and Palestinian rights could signify a possible shift in U.S. relations under her potential presidency.