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In reply to the discussion: How could Muslims in the U. S. A. be convinced to vote for Biden in 2024 [View all]
LeftInTX
(34,216 posts)I don't know if that would be considered anti-Muslim, but that is my observation.
anti-abortion Catholics are a lost cause. Trump will support their cause. Biden will not.
Trump is much more pro-Israel than Biden.
Trump moved the American Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv into disputed Palestinian territory. It provoked outrage.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2018/10/18/us-jerusalem-consulate-merger-draws-palestinian-anger
https://www.cnn.com/2017/01/24/middleeast/donald-trump-us-embassy-israel-explainer/index.html
Fortunately, for Trump, he didn't need to deal with the worst Israeli-Palestinian conflict since 1948.
However, I can't imagine Trump supporting humanitarian aid for Gaza the way Biden has.
Trump defunded UNRWA. Biden refunded it. (Biden defunded it again when it appeared that Hamas was embedded with UNRWA)
Biden has been pro-Israel by providing military aid, Trump would do the same and probably much more. Trump would revoke all humanitarian aid to Gaza. Trump would not negotiate a cease-fire.
I am also somewhat familiar with family life and structure in the ME. Family life with extended family is the basis for social structure.
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