(JNS) The results of America’s midterm elections have sent a powerful political message. Democrats have made significant gains, Republicans have suffered setbacks, and what many describe as a blue wave has challenged traditional Republican strongholds, including Texas. Washington’s political landscape is changing, and the consequences will be felt throughout the country.
But amid the political headlines, one question matters enormously to Israel: Does this shift mean that US President Donald Trump will change course on Israel?
I believe the answer is no.
America’s midterm elections are primarily a referendum on domestic politics. Voters are concerned about inflation, the cost of living, economic security and the direction of their country. These are legitimate concerns, and the Republican Party must take them seriously. But dissatisfaction with domestic policy should not be confused with a rejection of the US-Israel relationship.
Donald Trump remains president of the United States. He continues to command the executive branch, shape American foreign policy and determine the direction of his administration. A change in congressional power may complicate his legislative agenda, but it...
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