Warnings are escalating within Israeli circles regarding the deterioration of American support, as recent opinion polls show a sharp decline in American approval of the occupation policies, especially amid rising opposition to the war on Gaza and an unprecedented increase in the percentage of Palestinians opposing the occupation. This decline threatens the future of the strategic alliance between Israel and the United States, increasing the risks of political repercussions on both international and regional levels.

In a related context, Israeli writer Ari Shavit pointed out that the American-Israeli alliance has experienced periods of ups and downs over the past thirty years, but what is happening now is considered one of the most dangerous phases, as the occupation faces an unprecedented loss of support, reflecting deep changes in the American public mood, especially among younger and liberal generations, who now see the occupation as a force of occupation and genocide, threatening to change the balance of power on the international stage.

In serious statements, Shavit confirmed that the continuation and escalation of the war on Gaza could lead to an unprecedented political catastrophe, as American support, which has always been a decisive factor in supporting the occupation, is declining irreversibly, placing Israel on the brink of the abyss and threatening to shift the conflict to a new phase of international isolation, with rising global and internal criticisms accusing the occupation of committing acts of genocide and imposing a deadly siege on Gaza, exacerbating the crisis and increasing the likelihood of a political explosion.