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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Netanyahu's Policies Eroded Decades of Bipartisan US Support for Israel

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's political actions have eroded decades of bipartisan US support for Israel, leading to increased isolation in Washington. A key moment was President Donald Trump's 2026 announcement to end aid, a move seen as undermining the strong bilateral relationship. The author argues that Netanyahu's bypass of the Obama administration in 2015 and subsequent alignment with one US political party turned Israel into a divisive issue. This shift has damaged Israel's standing and requires a change in direction to repair the relationship.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's political actions have eroded decades of bipartisan US support for Israel.
  • President Donald Trump announced an agreement with Netanyahu to end American aid to Israel on November 3, 2026.
  • Netanyahu's 2015 address to Congress bypassed the Obama administration and violated diplomatic protocol.
  • Israel's alignment with one side of the US political spectrum turned it into a divisive issue.
  • The erosion of support has affected both Democrats and Republicans in Washington.
  • The article suggests a need for a change in Israel's direction and leadership to repair the relationship.

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