בחירות האמצע לא ישנו את מחויבותו של טראמפ לישראל

הערכה

The midterm results shift the balance of power in Washington, but the writer argues that Trump's Israel policy is insulated from domestic electoral swings. The core claim is that voters cast ballots on kitchen-table issues, not foreign policy, so the White House has no electoral incentive to recalibrate its approach to Israel. What matters next is whether a Democratic-controlled House uses oversight hearings or legislation to pressure the administration on settlements, Iran, or the Palestinian question. The midterms changed the legislative floor, not the executive's direction.