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The results of the U.S. midterm elections showed that support for Israel has become less politically insulated, with criticism of the relationship emerging among both Democrats and Republicans. Abdul El-Sayed won in Michigan despite his criticism of Israel. An analysis by Israel’s Institute for National Security Studies suggests that the new Congress may consider sanctions over settler violence and settlement activity, as well as conditions on arms sales. However, divisions among Democrats and pro-Israel alliances could obstruct some of these steps. Turning declining public support into actual policy change is far from guaranteed, as it would require legislation and executive decisions. The analysis also linked the preservation of U.S. support to tangible changes in Israeli policy.
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