Critics, including Mosab Hassan Yousef, assert that the Biden administration, particularly Vice President Kamala Harris, has been slow to address escalating tensions in the Middle East, particularly between Israel and Iran, which they argue could lead to a regional war. President Biden has expressed frustration with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, accusing him of undermining U.S. efforts to negotiate a ceasefire after recent assassinations of Hamas and Hezbollah leaders, which Biden sees as detrimental to peace talks. In contrast, former President Donald Trump has condemned Biden for allegedly siding with Hamas and threatening to withhold military support to Israel, labeling Biden's actions as disgraceful. The Biden administration's policy aims for de-escalation, but critics argue that it has inadvertently restrained Israel while emboldening groups like Hezbollah. The ongoing conflict has seen increased violence, with Hezbollah launching numerous attacks against Israel, leading to significant military responses. As the situation intensifies, there are calls for the U.S. to adopt a tougher stance towards Israel to prevent a wider regional war.