The midterms could significantly alter America's military support for Israel, potentially leading to a shift in the country's foreign policy priorities and potentially weakening Israel's security. This change could be influenced by the candidates' stances on defense spending, foreign aid, and national security policies.
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Could the midterms change America’s military support for Israel?
From Texas to Michigan, Senate candidates are challenging US weapons transfers to Israel. Al Jazeera’s Emma Withrow explains whether these elections could give Congress the votes to block military support.
Published On 26 Oct 2026
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