Concerns Over Domestic Policies

The recent changes in domestic policies under the new president have raised significant concerns, particularly regarding the pardoning of January 6th rioters and lifting sanctions on violent West Bank settlers. Such actions appear to serve a small and seemingly inconsequential constituency, leading to questions about their purpose and effectiveness. The implications of these decisions reflect a broader unease about the trajectory of U.S. politics and its potential impacts on international relations. As these policies unfold, they signal a possible departure from prior bipartisan agreements toward a more polarized political landscape.