The Palestinian conflict does not prioritize Biden. But the situation now has no other option for him and he faces criticism from his own side

US President Joe Biden has arrived at the White House with no plans to resolve the conflict between Israel and Palestine. This is in stark contrast to its predecessors, Barack Obama and his vice president, Donald Trump. He took only a few small steps to balance the pro-Israel approach put forward by Trump, which denied any assistance to the Palestinians. Otherwise, Biden has made it clear so far that the Palestinian question is not his priority when Israel is America’s greatest ally in the Middle East.

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