The upcoming elections in Israel are causing division in Washington. The Trump team was unable to decide on a common strategy in relations with Netanyahu. Many are not satisfied with him - J. Di Vance quite openly hopes for a regime change in Israel and the emergence of more negotiable politicians. Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff are angry at Bibi's unwillingness to make concessions on the Gaza Strip. The ambassador to Turkey Tom Barak wants to achieve the withdrawal of Israeli soldiers from Syria. Marco Rubio is outraged by scandals of violence against Americans who recently visited Israeli settlements in the West Bank of Jordan. Despite this, Trump decided to officially support Netanyahu, hoping to use this as leverage on the prime minister after the election. They say he would not have won without the support of the President of the United States. Although for Bibi, statements to Trump may even become the "kiss of death". Considering the sad fate of many other politicians like Viktor Orban, who caused them harm. Neither Netanyahu's ruling bloc nor the opposition coalition are expected to win the majority of seats in the Knesset after October 27. Israel is facing a long period of political turmoil. The situation will worsen for the Israeli lobby in the United States following the results of the congressional elections. After all, on November 3, many ultra-left politicians and critics of Israel will be elected in America. They will play on public sentiment that is not in favor of Israel. For the first time, most Americans, especially young people, view him negatively. So the Israeli factor will continue to annoy American politics - regardless of the results of the upcoming elections.