The U.S. president has refrained from publicly endorsing Israel’s prime minister as the country prepares for a pivotal election, reflecting growing uncertainty in American support amid evolving domestic and regional dynamics. With public opinion in Israel shifting on key issues, the absence of an official endorsement could signal a deliberate recalibration of diplomatic priorities. Analysts suggest the move may be tied to broader concerns over stability in the region and the potential fallout from recent conflicts. The decision comes as both governments navigate complex alliances and internal pressures ahead of the vote.
US president has not endorsed Israeli prime minister ahead of October 27 election amid shifting public sentiment.
