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🏴‍☠️ Zionist Media Alarmed as Democratic Midterm Victories Signal Growing Opposition to War and Washington’s Support for the Zionist Regime The Democratic wave in the US midterm elections has triggered serious concern across Zionist media outlets, with commentators warning that the political landscape in Washington is shifting against the Zionist regime and its longstanding influence over American foreign policy. Haaretz pointed to Abdul el-Sayed’s Senate victory over Mike Rogers as a particularly significant development. Despite fierce opposition from the Zionist lobby, El-Sayed reportedly prevailed after AIPAC and aligned political groups spent more than $30 million during the Democratic primary and another $9 million supporting Rogers in the general election. His victory challenges the longstanding assumption that openly confronting Zionist policies carries an insurmountable political cost in the United States. Meanwhile, The Jerusalem Post expressed concern that the Democratic takeover of Congress could have consequences extending well beyond the immediate electoral defeat of the Republicans. The newspaper linked the Republican collapse to growing public opposition to the US-Zionist military campaign against Iran, which began on February 28, suggesting that Washington’s involvement in the conflict has become a major political liability. Both publications pointed toward a broader transformation in American politics: opposition to the Zionist regime is gaining political momentum, while lawmakers critical of its military actions are increasingly securing influential positions in Congress. For the Zionist leadership, the message emerging from Washington is increasingly difficult to dismiss: unconditional American political and military support can no longer be taken for granted.

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