Contradictions in U.S. Foreign Policy

This chapter explores the complexities and moral ambiguities of U.S. foreign policy, particularly regarding its support for controversial figures involved in conflicts. The discussion includes the questionable alliances formed with entities labeled as terrorist organizations, as well as the implications of historical U.S. relationships with Russia and regional actors. Concluding reflections emphasize the ongoing violence in Gaza and Syria, highlighting the need for urgent action amidst hypocrisy in international relations.