End of the alliance without questions? US politicians begin to speak with one voice on Israel

The article discusses a shift in attitudes towards Israel among U.S. politicians, uniting figures with differing views, such as Republican J.D. Vance and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed. El-Sayed's campaign focused on reducing support for Israel, a sentiment echoed by other Democratic candidates who criticized Israeli policies. Some Trump allies attribute his declining popularity to his strong support for Israel. Political strategists note that voters have punished leaders like Kamala Harris and Donald Trump for their pro-Netanyahu stance. Vance criticized the Republican approach, suggesting a need to prioritize American issues and reconsider U.S.-Israel relations. The Washington Post highlights this criticism as unprecedented since 1991, marking a potential shift in bipartisan support for Israel.