Twenty-five years following the September 11 terrorist attacks that initiated the United States' long-standing global campaign against terrorism, President Donald Trump finds himself embroiled in a contentious military situation involving Iran. This current geopolitical friction is drawing comparisons to the protracted conflicts that defined American foreign policy in the early 21st century. Observers note that the administration's strategic approach has led to an unpopular state of hostility, raising concerns about the potential for another extended overseas engagement. As the political landscape shifts, the president is navigating the consequences of a policy trajectory that echoes the complexities and public fatigue associated with the post-9/11 era of perpetual warfare.
Source : The Jerusalem Post
Photo : The Jerusalem Post
