Israel Faces Historic Low US Support, Urgently Needs New Strategic Alliance Approach
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
By ד"ר אבנר גולוב, לשעבר מחזיק תיק ארה"ב במל"ל
First reported by N12 · Jul 29, 2026
What happened
Israel faces unprecedented low support in the US less than three years after the October 7 attack, with bipartisan skepticism rising. Prime Minister Netanyahu’s visit underscores the urgent need for a new national strategy focusing on technological partnership, regional alliances, and coordinated efforts to combat delegitimization. Recovery is possible by aligning with American interests and rebuilding deep societal ties.
- 01US support for Israel is at a historic low across both Democratic and Republican parties.
- 02Polls show majority Democrats view Israel negatively, with 74% opposing aid.
- 03Israel’s security aid to the US is valued at $15 billion annually, far exceeding US aid to Israel.
- 04Netanyahu’s plan to end US military aid complicates Israel’s strategic narrative.
- 05Countries like France and Japan recovered US support through sustained strategic efforts.
- 06Israel must build a technological alliance and regional partnerships aligned with US priorities.
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