Israel's political immunity revoked in US

A report indicates a shift in the U.S. political climate regarding Israel, where the discussion is moving from the traditional question of the level of support for Israel to how to support it while considering American interests. This reflects a decline in bipartisan consensus and an increasing debate about the relationship between the United States and Israel based on national interests. A prominent Republican deputy expressed concern about the influence of the Israeli government on American public opinion. Issues related to the Palestinians and the American protection of its interests have begun to take center stage in electoral discussions. While institutional support for Israel remains strong, the political environment has become more fractured and diverse in perspectives, which could alter the contours of U.S. policy in the Middle East.

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