Judging Freedom AMB. Charles Freeman : Is Middle East Peace Possible?
Jul 15, 2025
Charles Freeman, a seasoned former US Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, shares his insights on the complex landscape of Middle Eastern peace. He explores the chaos tied to U.S. military actions and scrutinizes the impact on regional stability. Freeman discusses the disconnect between U.S. foreign policy and humanitarian needs, particularly in areas like Ukraine and Gaza. He also considers the potential threats arising from leadership changes in Israel and how these may influence Jewish identity and extremism in the region.
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Ukraine Arms Supply Illusion
- The claimed arms funneling to Kyiv obscurely through Europe is ineffective and a smokescreen.
- Ukraine's military lacks the key resources like Patriots to stop Russia's intensified offensive in Donbass.
Trump's Ineffectual Russia Strategy
- President Trump's actions and sanctions towards Russia seem disconnected from reality and ineffective.
- Russia likely dismisses threats from the US because the impact is minimal and sanctions target a weak link.
Contradictory US War Support
- Trump shows a contradictory stance by wanting to end the war in Ukraine but doubling down on supporting Israel in Gaza.
- The US support enables deadly conflicts in both regions, raising questions about consistency in policy.