His policies are shaped by his choices and appointments, and his orientations are understood by his statements.

From his quarrel with former aides who were in the position of scorers, such as Nikki Haley, the owner of the high heel incident in the Security Council, and Pompidou, his intelligence director and the keeper of his first term’s secrets, whom he openly declared, as usual, that he did not include in his team, we know how he settles accounts with his opponents and his worst friends.

However, bringing in people who are more extreme and more passionate about Israel than the two bitter friends of the old man who does not forgive or pardon those who competed with him and abandoned him when he was in trouble, indicates that the new management team is wearing the Maccabi shirt, and that the chants of the “ultras” in the streets of Amsterdam will not be compared to the ideas held by the hawks, and the biases they harbor for Israel that meet halfway with the goals of Smotrich and Ben Gvir in annexation, expansion, and displacement in the year 2025.

In the interval between the exchange of flags between the referees of the matches, until the inauguration of the president-elect and his ascension to the throne in about two months, and the president who is preparing to leave, the atmosphere seems clouded with escalation, with the angry departing one seeking to punish his rival by transferring the hot potato, and the blazing brazier like the burning fire that he enjoyed its warmth during their meeting around it in the White House yesterday, to his hands, to be burned by it so that he will not enjoy his throne.

Biden may be happier with the downfall of his vice president than his rival, who invested in his downfalls and mazes, before he was forced to leave the race under harsh criticism from members of his party, and nothing satisfied him more than her loss to his opponent.

There is more hostility between the departing president and his vice president, who has not abandoned his policies, than between him and his rival who bullied him in the only debate, which was the reason for his ouster and replacement with the candidate of necessity who was expected to lose. It is true that Trump did not deserve to win, but Harris deserved to lose with merit.

If introductions lead to results and endings, then Trump's choices take us back to the stage of zeroing the meters... Fasten your seatbelts in anticipation of the upcoming bumps!

Stop the war of extermination now..!