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Ongoing Story· Day 37

Israel Risks Losing US Alliance, Threatening Its Long-Term Survival

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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

US Support for Israel Erodes Amid Shifting Political Landscape

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The historical US-Israel alliance is weakening due to a changing political climate in America, with more politicians questioning support for Israel. Factors include Israel's involvement in conflicts, a lack of proactive planning for reduced US aid, and public ignorance about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's past actions are also cited as alienating American political figures, leading to a decline in psychological, political, and financial backing.

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  • US support for Israel is no longer a bipartisan consensus, shifting from an 80-year political honeymoon.
  • Anti-Israel politicians like Abdul El-Sayed are gaining prominence, challenging Israel's right to exist.
  • Israel's perceived entanglement in conflicts and lack of planning for reduced US aid are cited as reasons for waning support.
  • Public ignorance about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict makes Americans vulnerable to criticism of Israel.
  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's 2015 speech to Congress is seen as alienating half of the US political establishment.

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