Midterms force bipartisan rethink of US support for Israel
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This year's US midterm elections are changing the usual political support for Israel.
President Trump questioned the $4 billion military aid to Israel, and a Senate seat went to someone openly critical of Israel.
It's clear that opinions on supporting Israel are now dividing both major parties.
Gaza Iran tensions strain US support
Tensions over Israel's actions in Gaza and its conflict with Iran have made things more complicated.
US Vice President JD Vance even relayed that a pollster said Republicans need to "Change our relationship to Israel" to bring voters back, while new Democratic lawmakers have spoken out against Israeli military moves.
With talks about cutting aid heating up, Israel may need to rethink its defense plans as US expectations shift.