For decades, countless U.S. officials have proclaimed that the bonds between the United States and Israel are unbreakable. Now, the ties that bind are laced with genocide. The two countries function as accomplices while methodical killing continues in Gaza,

Even traditionally loyal voices are expressing concern. In a July statement, Senator Lindsey Graham – a staunch, long-time ally of Israel – criticized the Netanyahu government for failing to protect Christian holy sites. His rebuke, unthinkable just a year ago, reflects how deeply Israel’s image is deteriorating.

It turns out that many primary voters were on his side, according to the poll commissioned by IMEU Policy Project, a pro-Palestinian advocacy nonprofit. It found that 78% agree that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, 79% support restricting weapons shipments to Israel and 63% say that Netanyahu should be arrested if he visits New York.

Vice President JD Vance called on Israel to “do more” to prevent children in Gaza from starving on Monday, according to the Washington Examiner. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu came under fire on Sunday after claiming that there was “no starvation” in Gaza,

A staunch Senate moderate on Monday issued a remarkable statement regarding the hunger crisis in Gaza, saying he will not back U.S. support for Israel so long as its campaign of starvation continues.