In a recent address, Minister Louis Farrakhan criticized Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's rhetoric regarding the Amalekites, arguing that it serves to justify violence against Palestinians. Meanwhile, Professor John Mearsheimer discussed the implications of the Israel-Gaza conflict on the upcoming US elections, highlighting internal divisions within the Democratic Party. As Israel explores a potential US-brokered peace deal with Hamas, questions remain about Hamas's willingness to agree. The political landscape is shifting for Democrats, especially after President Biden's endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris, amid growing polarization on foreign policy issues. Additionally, recent polls reveal a significant ideological divide between Republicans and Democrats regarding US involvement in world affairs, with Republican support for active engagement at a historic low. As these dynamics unfold, the US continues to grapple with its military commitments in the Middle East and Europe amidst ongoing conflicts.