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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

US Midterms Offer Israel a Stark Warning on Leadership and Alliances

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US midterm election results offer a warning to Israeli leaders, highlighting the importance of institutions over individuals and the need to adapt to changing American public opinion, particularly among younger generations. The author urges Israel to rebuild its alliance across the US political divide, address concerns about human rights, and define clear political objectives regarding Iran and the Palestinian issue. Failure to adapt to these global shifts could be detrimental to Israel's future.

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  • US midterm results show institutions are greater than leaders, a lesson for Israel.
  • Younger Americans, including Republicans, show declining favorability towards the Israeli government.
  • Israel must rebuild its alliance across the US political divide, not rely on one faction.
  • Clear political objectives are needed for Iran, not just military action or permanent confrontation.
  • The Abraham Accords' promise requires addressing the Palestinian question for regional order.
  • Israeli leaders must adapt to global changes or risk being left behind.

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