With these attacks and largely growing times of violence, the concern for wider regional conflicts has come about. There are rising fears that a larger war may break out, affecting many more regions and countries. Lydia Khalil with the Lowy Institute states, “ The United States, which has undergone a process of painful military disengagement from the Middle East, sent an aircraft carrier to deter any wider conflict. It was a signal of how serious the prospect of a wider regional conflict really is.” Several countries are already feeling the weight of these conflicts more strongly due to their allegiances with the countries and because of their proximity to both Israel and Palestine. Even the United States has made official statements on where they stand. According to the U.S. Embassy, In a statement during his visit to Israel, President Biden stated, “We must keep pursuing a path so that Israel and the Palestinian people can both live safely, in security, in dignity, and in peace.. For me, that means a two-state solution. We must keep working for Israel’s greater integration with its neighbors. These attacks have only strengthened my commitment and determination and my will to get that done. I’m here to tell you that terrorists will not win. Freedom will win. So, let me end where I began. Israel, you are not alone. The United States stands with you.” This raises the question of just how wide the impact of this war will become.