“There are no more blank checks for dictatorships” – How will he address the Middle East issues?

As the holder of the largest percentage of votes in American history, what do we really expect from Biden’s presidency after the announcement of his victory?

“The Biden administration will seek to repair the damage caused by Trump”
-The Washington Post

What can change in the Middle East? On Saudi Arabia, Biden said he would “reassess America’s relations with Saudi Arabia.” – The Independent

“America’s worth is not proven by selling weapons or buying oil” said Biden, on The Washington Post. He also promised to stop the US aid to Saudi Arabia in the war against Yemen.

“We must not turn a blind eye to tyranny and human rights violations for political interests” -CNN

On Israel and the Palestinian issue, Biden does not support the annexation of the West Bank: “Colonial activity stifles hope and peace in the region”, he said. He is not going to move the embassy to Tel Aviv and he will not harm Israel’s latest agreements with the Arab countries.

However, Biden promised to restore financial aid to the Palestinians and plans to reopen the consulate general in East Jerusalem and the Palestinian liberation group’s offices in Washington. – The Independent

Biden’s presidency will try to revive the affordable prospect of a two-state solution. – The Washington Post

For Egypt he states:
“No more blank checks for Trump’s favorite dictator”, tweeted Biden himself.

Egypt is one of the countries that irritates Biden because it’s a country that has a history of sentences due to human rights violations. – The Independent

Biden may suspend part of the large annual funding for Egypt, if there is an escalation of human rights violations – European Council on Foreign Relations.

On Syria: No withdrawal of US forces is envisaged and will not withdraw sanctions on Damascus – European Council on Foreign Relations and – The Independent.

Regarding Turkey… Biden described Erdoğan as an emperor and encouraged the opposition to defeat him in the election. – The Independent

Biden is expected to impose sanctions on Turkey over its purchase and placement of the S-400s. – Reuters

“Erdoğan will no longer be able to reverse U.S. policy with a call to the White House.” – Political analyst Huffman, Reuters

On Iran: Biden made clear that the current nuclear deal with Iran was “flawed” but “the best there is” to curb Tehran’s nuclear intentions. – The Independent

If Iran returns to fulfilling its nuclear obligations, I will return to the deal.” – Joe Biden

Biden’s victory will change the U.S. foreign policy, but the changes made by the U.S. in the Middle East and the Mediterranean will be superficial.