Recent trends indicate a significant decline in American support for Israel, a departure from the long-standing tradition of steadfast backing. Polls reveal that many Republican voters are now urging former President Trump to advocate for an end to the ongoing conflict and occupation. This change in public opinion raises concerns among leaders, including the RJC CEO, who warns of rising ‘neo-isolationism’ and a ‘woke right’ within the GOP. The evolving attitudes reflect a growing discontent, particularly among progressives who increasingly view Israel as a villain in the ongoing Gaza conflict. Analysts are suggesting that this shift in sentiment could have profound implications for U.S. politics and foreign policy.