Alarming data from the US on military aid to Israel revealed

A poll by The Mellman Group for the Jewish Electorate Institute found that 52% of American Jews support reducing or canceling military aid to Israel. The results show deep divisions within the community, especially along party lines: 63% of Democrats support cuts, while 67% of Republicans favor maintaining current levels. Additionally, 56% of respondents are concerned that Netanyahu's policies have increased antisemitism in the US.

A new poll conducted by The Mellman Group for the Jewish Electorate Institute found that 52% of American Jews support reducing or completely canceling military aid to Israel. Of these, 17% believe the annual $3.3 billion aid should be fully stopped, while 36% favor reductions but not a complete halt. 40% of respondents want to maintain aid at current levels, and 8% are undecided. Party differences are stark: among Jewish Democrats, 63% support cuts, while among Republicans, 67% favor maintaining funding. The poll also showed that 56% of American Jews are deeply concerned that Israel's actions under Netanyahu have increased antisemitism and anti-Israel sentiment in the US. Among Democrats, this figure reaches 65%, among independents 46%, and among Republicans 34%. Meanwhile, 48% of respondents are concerned about antisemitic rhetoric within the Republican Party, and 44% within the Democratic Party. The poll also found that even among supporters of aid cuts, only 13% would back a congressperson who voted for such a measure. The results reflect the diversity of views among American Jews on Israel and US policy.