Can Iranophobia save Trump and Netanyahu? Netanyahu warned that American military aid may end and Tel Aviv should prepare for economic and banking sanctions; A position that reveals new dimensions of the relationship between the two sides. Polls show that more than 70 percent of Americans are not satisfied with Trump and that Netanyahu's rival camp is ahead with 52-56 seats against 50 seats. These conditions make the mid-term congressional and Knesset elections an arena for measuring public support and make the emphasis on security threats a tool for changing voters' priorities. Netanyahu and Trump are trying to maintain political support by emphasizing the threat of Iran and presenting themselves as security saviors; While the regime's security weaknesses and Western criticism are challenging. The end of the $3.8 billion annual military aid agreement in 2026, along with a review of new weapons cooperation programs, highlight the need to pay attention to the hidden layers of the relationship between Washington and Tel Aviv. Read the full text at the link below: