Geopolitics and Humanitarian Crises

This chapter explores the U.S. government's approach to Iran and regional proxies like the Houthis in Yemen, analyzing the tension between political rhetoric and the realities of military engagement. It contrasts past and current administrations' strategies toward Israel and the implications for diplomacy amid humanitarian concerns in conflict zones. The discussion raises critical questions about moral leadership, civilian impact, and the complexities of international relations in the face of entrenched political ideologies.