Not long ago, questioning America’s unconditional support for Israel was seen as political suicide. For US lawmakers, presidential hopefuls and advocacy groups alike, the relationship was beyond scrutiny — a sacred fixture of American foreign policy. That era is over. Since Israel launched its war on Gaza in October 2023, American public opinion has undergone one of the most dramatic realignments in the history of US-Israel relations. The shift is historic, measurable and accelerating — and it is rewriting the rules of one of Washington’s most entrenched political arrangements.
The great unraveling: How Israel is losing America
Not long ago, questioning America’s unconditional support for Israel was seen as political suicide. That era is now over (AFP)
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Not long ago, questioning America’s unconditional support for Israel was seen as political suicide. For US lawmakers, presidential hopefuls and advocacy groups alike, the relationship was beyond scrutiny — a sacred fixture of American foreign policy. That era is over.
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