Browsing: Avishay Ben Sasson-Gordis

Western publics treat Israel as a pariah while diaspora communities split, lose influence, and face rising antisemitism, making policy personal.

The Israel Aid Shift is mainstream, not a left takeover, as conditioning aid becomes the Democratic consensus while Left Progressives remain smallest.

A major House vote reveals deep rifts over Democratic Support for Israel, signaling major policy changes ahead for U.S.-Israel military aid.

Support for Israel declines among Democrats and young Americans. Israel risks becoming a partisan wedge issue with lasting consequences.

Reducing U.S. military aid to Israel is economically feasible but carries strategic costs; a gradual transition to partnership could preserve the alliance.

Facing Iran’s violent unrest, the U.S. considers military strikes to support protesters and pressure the regime, risking major regional escalation.