From a purely electoral perspective,

[lfromnj]

Is he in the sweet spot of maintaining support from all groups or is he in the danger zone of losing both groups?

[Progressive Pessimist]

I think he finally found the right time to stop taking Netanyahu's s***.

I think he's fine where he is. I don't think he is actually alienating any non-Orthodox, Israel prioritizing Jews, but hopefully has the door open for the pro-Palestine side to be won back.

Overall, it's close to a lose-lose situation for sure though. The best thing that can happen, other than the conflict being peacefully resolved with both sides coming to a mutually beneficial agreement, is simply for the story to stop getting much coverage, which will probably involve the situation reaching a point of uninteresting stagnation.

[wnwnwn]

He has flip flopped too much on this.
As things go, stay the course and focus on domestic issues (sadly for him, it seems that most media want Trump to win).

[lfromnj]

He has flip flopped too much on this.
As things go, stay the course and focus on domestic issues (sadly for hi., it seems that most media want Trumo to win).

Yeah thats my opinion as well. I think previously taking the Israel route would have been better as we can see by Fetterman's approvals increasing a lot.

[Progressive Pessimist]

He has flip flopped too much on this.
As things go, stay the course and focus on domestic issues (sadly for hi., it seems that most media want Trumo to win).

Yeah thats my opinion as well. I think previously taking the Israel route would have been better as we can see by Fetterman's approvals increasing a lot.

Fetterman's approvals probably are unrelated to his position on the Gaza issue. Certainly they aren't hurting though. But as we've seen the pro-Palestine crowd really doesn't have as much against other Democrats as they do the President.

[The Economy is Getting Worse]

He needs to pick a side or remain neutral and stick to it, rather than switching sides during a war. In the end neither side is satisfied with Biden, and Netanyahu and Sinwar still mutually don’t want a ceasefire for selfish reasons.

[pbrower2a]

There is nothing wrong with Netanyahu that a fatal stroke or coronary wouldn't solve. Or a simple loss of power. He's a prime example of a politician gone stale, someone who sees him necessary even if he is the problem, someone whose competence doesn't fit his ruthlessness.