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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Upcoming Israeli Election May Determine US-Israel Alliance Future

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The upcoming Israeli election is critical for the future of the US-Israel alliance, with declining American support posing a risk of rupture. Authors Bradley Bowman and Jonathan Schanzer warn that Israeli government conduct, particularly regarding violence in the West Bank, could lead to painful consequences and undermine crucial security cooperation. Despite Israel's military strength, its unpopularity in the US is rising, potentially impacting defense ties. The authors stress that Israel cannot achieve full defense independence and must address its own actions to maintain the vital relationship.

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  • Upcoming Israeli election may determine the future of the US-Israel alliance.
  • Declining US support for Israel is linked to antisemitism and West Bank violence.
  • Failure to address West Bank lawlessness could have painful consequences for Israel.
  • Israel's military strength is contrasted with its declining popularity in the US.
  • Israel's reliance on US defense platforms makes independence impossible.
  • Continued US-Israel security cooperation is vital but may be jeopardized by Israeli policies.

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