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Analysts discussed the implications of the 2026 U.S. midterm elections for Donald Trump’s foreign policy, as Republicans lost ground and divisions deepened over the “America First” slogan, amid voter frustration with the cost of living and the expense of wars. Some participants ruled out a fundamental change in Trump’s approach, expecting him to continue efforts to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. They also pointed to divisions on the right over support for Israel, despite the announcement of a halt to $4 billion in aid to Israel by year’s end. They warned, too, that Washington’s ties with its Gulf allies could suffer, while opinions differed on whether electoral pressure would prompt the president to review his policies.
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