On the severe crisis between the American 'Jewish Party' of 2026 and Israel

The article describes the crisis between the Democratic Party, historically a political home for American Jews, and Israel and the Jewish community ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. It reports a sharp decline in Jewish support for Democrats, from 78%-83% to 65%-67%, attributing this to the rise of political Islam and the influence of progressive elements.

The article addresses the severe crisis between the Democratic Party, once a political home for American Jews, and Israel and the Jewish community ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. It reports a sharp decline in Jewish support for Democrats: from 78%-83% in the past to only 65%-67%, and in New York from 70% to 52%. The article attributes the change to the rise of political Islam and the influence of progressive elements, mentioning figures such as Bernie Sanders, Ilhan Omar, and Rashida Tlaib, and a potential Muslim Senate candidate, Abdul El-Sayed. It mentions Qatari money as a possible factor but does not elaborate. The article ends with hope for a trend reversal among awakening Jews.