President Joe Biden's status in the American public is plummeting, even as the Americans have not yet decided how to react if war breaks out between Russia and Ukraine.
Already after the first six months of his tenure, support for Biden was reduced by 20 percent.
He is losing support even within his party: According to the New York Times, which supports the Democratic Party, only 29 percent of those polled in the president's party said they were happy with the situation in the United States. Americans - the most stable sector in its support for Democrats.
These figures point to the failure of Biden's presidency in his first year in office.
An important reason for this drop in polls is Biden's unimpressive appearances on television.
Another statistic on what appears to be the president's failure so far: a Harvard-Harris poll posed the question to the public - if a presidential election had been held these days, who would have been the winner, Biden or Trump?
Well, Trump, according to those polled, would have gained an advantage: 53 percent would have supported him, while 47 percent would have preferred Biden's candidacy.
These data have important significance.
The United States does not underestimate the results of polls. They dictate public sentiment and influence political moves.
It is very likely that a decision on this critical issue, which is to be decided by the President, will be made largely given his status in the public.
And how might the American choice to act affect Israel?
First and foremost, in Israel, all kinds of speakers must remain silent.
No Israeli hint will be heard that favors one of the two enemy sides, because good relations with Russia are an asset.
In the economic field, too, decisions are needed that will affect all households in the United States, as has already been said - "this is the economy, idiot."
And what will be the situation of the two factions in the houses of parliament?
In the midterm elections, will the Democratic Party be able to maintain its majority in the House of Representatives, or will the Republican rival break the tie between the two factions in the Senate?
The fight against the epidemic, foreign affairs, the appointment of judges and legislation in all areas of life - all these are data that influence Senate decisions.
I think it would be better for the Republican Party to hurt the current majority of Democrats in the House of Representatives.
The tendency towards the radical, socialist left, which has established an outpost in the Democratic Party, is not a sign of sympathy for Israel.
This is in contrast to the veteran Democrats' leadership, in the form of Senator Chuck Schumer.
This persists in the traditional degree of sympathy.
I hope that the policy in Congress towards Israel will be bipartisan again, as it once was.
And maybe the trend of extremism on the left will change, as will the results of the polls.
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