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The Times of IsraelPolitics

Democrats' Midterm Sweep Threatens US-Israel Ties, Iran War Endgame

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Following Tuesday's midterm elections, Israel's relationship with the US faces potential strain, especially under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as Democrats gain control of Congress. Democrats are poised to end the Iran war and may leverage Congress's spending power to influence US aid to Israel. Opposition Leader Yair Lapid proposed rebuilding ties, but newly elected Democrats emphasized human rights and international law. Analysts suggest a change in Israeli leadership might be necessary to mend relations with the US.

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  • Democrats' midterm victories signal a potential crisis for Israel's US ties, particularly under PM Netanyahu.
  • Democrats aim to end the Iran war using Congress's "power of the purse" and may cut US aid to Israel.
  • President Trump announced an end to US aid to Israel by year's end following the election results.
  • Opposition Leader Yair Lapid proposed rebuilding US-Israel alliances through a new approach.
  • Newly elected Democrats emphasized human rights and international law as key to improving relations.
  • Some analysts suggest removing Netanyahu is crucial for resetting Israel's relationship with Democrats.

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