Former Vice President Kamala Harris accused President Donald Trump of being drawn into war with Iran at the behest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling the conflict something “the American people do not want.”

Speaking at a Michigan Democratic Women’s Caucus event in Detroit, Harris charged that Trump used Operation Epic Fury as “a feeble attempt to distract from the Epstein files” — invoking a line of criticism that has gained traction on both flanks of the political spectrum.

Harris used the speech to mount a sweeping attack on the administration, calling it the “most corrupt, callous, and incompetent” in American history.

On foreign policy, she argued that Trump has broken with decades of bipartisan tradition by abandoning the alliances that have anchored U.S. influence abroad. “This president is the first president of the United States of either party since World War II to abandon America’s responsibility to nurture and protect our alliances, our friendships,” she said.

Trump is also, she claimed, the first president to openly dismiss international norms around sovereignty and territorial integrity, leaving the U.S. “unreliable” to its partners and stripped of its credibility on the world stage.

Harris also addressed healthcare, reproductive rights, and the economy, though she offered few specifics. She closed on a bullish note for her party, predicting Democrats would retake the House and Senate in November’s midterm elections.

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