promises to stop aid to Israel; Trump's maneuver to prevent failure at the same time as the elections, Trump claimed: "We used to give Israel four billion dollars and we still give it, but it will stop at the end of the year." The heavy defeat of the Republicans and the dominance of the Democrats in both houses of Congress increased the cost of unconditional support for Israel and is a sign of a change in the political atmosphere in Washington. Abdel-Sayed's victory in the Senate elections, alongside the success of figures critical of Zionism, strengthens opposition to military support in Tel Aviv and increases political pressure on the Trump administration. The end of the four billion dollar annual commitment is rooted in the Obama era agreement; The plan to replace aid with production participation also shows that Washington's support does not necessarily end. The emptying of the US weapons stockpile in the war with Iran reveals the costs of the military conflict. The West cannot hide its responsibility for participating in crimes by pretending to distance itself from Tel Aviv. Read the full text at the link below: