The Real “Divide” Among Democrats Over Israel Is Between Party Leadership and Voters

Supporting Israel is now a fringe position among Democratic voters. Why does the media keep covering it like a 50/50 issue?

Jewish Democrats grapple with a changing party and Israel’s entrenched leadership

Onstage and on the sidelines of the recent Jewish Democratic Council of America Leadership Summit in Washington, prominent pro-Israel Democrats tiptoed into one of the biggest debates roiling their pa
The Christian Science Monitor

The GOP has been a pro-Israel party for decades. Is that changing?

Israel. But a clear, generational shift is emerging, as younger conservatives have grown skeptical of U.S. aid to Israel and of Jewish political influence in the U.S.
Jewish Press

Early Warning: The Democratic Party’s Growing Estrangement from Israel

The reactions of Democratic Party politicians to Israel’s war in Gaza and their denunciations of the administration’s joint military operation with Israel against Iran have ripped away the last illusions about the party’s trajectory. What is taking ...
Washington Times

Not your father’s Democratic Party: Israel loses its grip on the left

The consensus around stopping U.S. military aid to Israel has shifted dramatically within the Democratic Party in just a couple of years. To put it into perspective: The push from Sen. Bernard Sanders, Vermont independent, to block that aid started with ...
Sun Sentinel

Just 33% of Democrats have a favorable view of Israel, Gallup poll finds

Just a third of Democrats have a favorable view of Israel, a steep decline from just a few years ago, according to a Gallup poll. That’s in contrast to 83% of Republicans who view Israel favorably — a partisan gap of 50 points. Responding to the ...
The Jewish Exponent

Just 33% of Democrats Have a Favorable View of Israel

Just a third of Democrats have a favorable view of Israel, a steep decline from just a few years ago, according to a Gallup poll. That’s in contrast to 83% of Republicans who view Israel favorably — a partisan gap of 50 points. Responding to the ...

Why Trump has not stopped Netanyahu's war path

Reports of a growing divide between President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are gaining momentum amid the drawn-out U.S.-Israeli war against Iran and its regional allies.