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The Republicans’ losses in the midterm elections have paved the way for an expected Democratic majority in both chambers of Congress, which could push to end unconditional U.S. aid to Israel and halt the war on Iran, amid voter anger over its cost and rising fuel prices. Trump announced that he does not plan to launch another immediate attack on Iran, but whether this policy will continue remains uncertain. The president also has powers over foreign policy, while Congress has authority over war and the budget. The shift reflects declining support for Israel: a Pew Research Center poll found that 62% of Americans view Benjamin Netanyahu’s government negatively. Meanwhile, Abdulrahman al-Sayyid’s victory in Michigan and his call to end the annual $3.8 billion in aid have added pressure to reconsider U.S. policy.
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