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Trump Says Pro‑Israel Clout in Congress Has Weakened, Warns Israel Is Losing Public Relations Fight

Fresh polling shows eroding support for U.S. military aid to Israel, reflecting a broader reassessment in Washington.

Overview

  • In a Daily Caller interview, President Donald Trump said Israel once had "total control" over Congress but no longer does, calling the shift "amazing."
  • He argued Israel is not winning the public relations battle over the war in Gaza and said the conflict is hurting Israel’s standing.
  • Trump touted his own pro‑Israel record, asserting that no one has done more for Israel and pointing to recent U.S. actions against Iran.
  • He blamed rising progressive influence, citing Rep. Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez, while acknowledging a growing bloc of Republicans—especially younger voters—who question U.S. support.
  • A recent Quinnipiac poll found 60% of Americans oppose sending arms to Israel, and news reports note record Democratic moves in Congress to block U.S. arms sales.