In 2024, Trump selects a government team of fervent followers, with figures such as Tom Homan, Stephen Miller, and Marco Rubio. He excludes Pompeo and Haley, promising an unyielding and radical management in foreign and immigration policy.
Support for Israel is waning, especially among Democrats and young people. Following Hamas’s attack in October 2023, support for Israel among young Americans has decreased, while criticism among older Democrats has increased. Surveys reveal that the majority of voters consider Israel’s attacks on Gaza unjustified, support a ceasefire, and believe that Israel is committing genocide. The partisan divide is notable: Republicans strongly support Israel, while Democrats show disapproval.
Global support for Palestine increases due to the disaster in Gaza and Israel’s isolation, but the lack of a clear political project and inert Palestinian leadership hinders the effective proclamation of a State. The current situation faces Zionist and Israeli interests seeking annexation of territories, and while international organizations support the recognition of Palestine, the lack of concrete actions from Western governments leaves Palestinians facing occupation and international indifference.
China imposes high tariffs on Brazil in response to the political crisis, affecting key sectors such as industry and agriculture. Trump justifies the measure politically, excluding the aeronautical sector, which benefits Embraer. Moraes faces Magnitsky Act sanctions. The conflict between Brasilia and Washington persists in a tense triangle with Obama, Trump, and Bolsonaro.
After France, the United Kingdom, and Canada recognized the Palestinian state, Israel has tensed and disagrees with the U.S. These decisions reflect a growing frustration with Israeli policies and the situation in Gaza, and could lead to a significant change in the Middle East conflict. The situation in Gaza worsens with attacks and humanitarian difficulties.
