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Democrat Brad Sherman Warns Israel of Collapsing US Support

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U.S. Congressman Brad Sherman is warning Israelis that American public opinion towards their country has significantly deteriorated, potentially impacting aid and diplomatic support. Polls show a dramatic drop in Israel's favorability among Americans over the past eight years, with the issue no longer confined to one political party.

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  • Rep. Brad Sherman warns Israelis of a sharp decline in U.S. public support.
  • Polls show Israel's net favorability dropped from +51 to -16 in eight years.
  • The trend affects the general U.S. electorate, not just Democrats.
  • This could jeopardize U.S. weapons access and diplomatic backing.
  • Sherman cited National Security Minister Ben Gvir as an 'existential risk'.
Democrat Brad Sherman Warns Israel of Collapsing US Support
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