President Joe Biden comes into office with a long track record on most public policy issues and an avowed determination to set a new course for the United States. Middle East Forum staff, fellows, and commissioned specialists have closely studied his actions and statements on U.S. policy toward Israel, Iran, Turkey, and the Arab Gulf, as well as on Islamism and antisemitism. See the selections at right. To keep abreast of this and other issues, sign up to the Middle East Forum mailing list. | Biden Must Not Reprise Obama’s Middle East Policy Wave of ‘Extra-Continental’ Migrants Predicted in Biden’s First Year Daniel Pipes on the Biden Administration and the Middle East Biden Should Allow Investigations of Academe’s Foreign Funding Scandals to Proceed The US Election: Preliminary Lessons for US Allies What Biden’s Victory Means for Turkey How Biden Will Turn the Clock Back in the Middle East Biden Condemns Anti-Semitism While Ignoring Democrats Who Support It Joe Biden Courts Islam, not Muslims Deciphering Bidenese For Israel, Biden Will Prove Worse than Bernie Why Do Democrats Want to Save Iran’s Theocracy? |