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A *Financial Times* report argues that the US-Israeli alliance is facing its deepest crisis yet, after Donald Trump announced his intention to halt the annual $3.8 billion in military aid—roughly one-sixth of Israel’s defense budget. The report attributes the decline to the war in Gaza and the war with Iran, as well as Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision to bet on Republicans and alienate Democrats. Around 60% of Americans now oppose Israel’s policies, and AIPAC’s spending of about $70 million in elections failed to prevent its critics from gaining ground. The report concludes that more than half a century of unconditional US support is unraveling and may never return to what it was; the damage could go beyond a change of government in Israel.
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