American Attitudes Towards Israel: A Shift Over Time

The chapter delves into the evolving American attitudes towards Israel from the early 2000s to the present day, tracing the influence of political figures like Netanyahu and Bush as well as the impact of events such as September 11th. It explores the shift from bipartisan support for Israel to a more partisan right-wing position, with a focus on how different generations and political affiliations perceive the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Despite variations, there is a noticeable decrease in overall support for Israel among Americans, reflecting a broader change in opinion influenced by historical events and political developments.