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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Netanyahu's Policies Eroding Bipartisan US Support for Israel

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is credited with eroding bipartisan US support for Israel, according to an opinion piece. The article states that the era of automatic US military aid and broad congressional backing for Israel is over. Growing criticism from Democrats and some Jewish lawmakers, coupled with Israeli actions in Gaza and settler violence, has shifted American public opinion. The author suggests that Netanyahu's policies have damaged Israel's international standing and jeopardized key alliances, necessitating a change in leadership to repair relationships.

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  • Bipartisan US support for Israel has ended, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu largely responsible.
  • US President Donald Trump gave Netanyahu a seemingly reluctant endorsement nine days before the election.
  • Democrats and some Jewish lawmakers are increasingly critical of Netanyahu and demanding restrictions on aid.
  • American public opinion now reportedly sympathizes more with the Palestinian cause than with Israel.
  • Jewish settler violence in the West Bank is a growing point of contention, downplayed by Netanyahu.
  • Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar has instructed diplomats to seek alternative allies for Israel.

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