How fall of Assad showcases the Biden-Trump policy divide in the Mideast

The fall of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad marked a pivotal moment in the region, showcasing a stark divergence between the policies of the Biden and Trump administrations. While President Trump sought a more isolationist approach, prioritizing domestic concerns, President Biden has embraced a more active role in international affairs, emphasizing diplomacy and multilateralism. This divide has significantly impacted the US’s approach to the Middle East, with Biden restoring aid to Palestinians and reviving the nuclear deal with Iran, while Trump withdrew from both commitments.