Controversies in U.S. Foreign Policy and Gaza's Future

This chapter examines the complex implications of U.S. foreign policy decisions regarding the Houthis and the contentious prospect of a U.S.-led administration in Gaza. It critiques historical interventions, such as those in Iraq, highlighting the absurdity of establishing governance in volatile regions and the severe humanitarian crises that ensue. The discussion also covers the Israeli approach towards Gaza, revealing a stark contrast between political rhetoric and military objectives, particularly regarding hostage situations and the prioritization of military goals over civilian welfare.