Israel Gaza campaign strains US ties amid bipartisan pushback
Israel's ongoing military campaign in Gaza is starting to shake up its relationship with the US
Experts say both Democrats and Republicans are pushing back, especially after recent elections gave Democrats more confidence to call for limits on arms sales.
With Donald Trump even saying he would end the $3.8 billion in annual military aid to Israel, it's clear support isn't as solid as it used to be.
US favorability for Israel 44/100
Support for Israel is dropping among the American public, especially younger people, who are showing much lower support for Israel these days.
A recent poll showed Israel's favorability down to 44 out of 100.
If this trend continues, it could mean less US military and diplomatic backing for Israel going forward.
Israel faces regional isolation
If Washington pulls back its support, Israel could find itself more isolated in the region, a big shift after decades of strong US backing.
Democrats have also raised concerns about the humanitarian fallout from Israel's actions in Gaza, adding even more pressure on this long-standing alliance.