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The U.S.-Israeli alliance, characterized by military aid and ideological ties, faces criticism for becoming a one-sided relationship, with the burden of conflict spilling over into U.S. interests. The decades-long support for Israel has arguably complicated America's role in the region, leading to new foes, increased expenditures, and sustained military presence.
As American public opinion shifts, the bond that once seemed unbreakable may be more vulnerable than ever. Questions arise about the practicality of continued military support, particularly as strategic interests pivot to issues like the emerging China landscape.