Donald Trump has been elected President again, marking a significant political shift in the United States, as he reclaims the White House after a decisive victory over Kamala Harris. His return has sparked varied reactions globally, with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu expressing strong support, while Palestinians express concern over future U.S. policies. Domestically, Republican leaders are optimistic about Trump's energy and border policies, though some Democrats, like in New Orleans, worry about maintaining federal support levels. Trump's victory also highlights shifts in voter priorities, with economic concerns heavily influencing Hispanic voters in Georgia, where Trump flipped the state red. Internationally, Trump's stance on issues like climate change and foreign policy, particularly regarding Ukraine and Russia, remains contentious, raising concerns about global stability. The election result has prompted discussions on the flaws in polling methods, as analysts reflect on the unexpected speed and outcome of the race.