Since Operation al-Aqsa Flood and the devastating Israeli war on Gaza that followed, U.S. military assistance to "Israel" has ballooned, totaling more than $21.7 billion in weapons and military hardware, according to Brown University’s Costs of War project.

Support for the Israeli Occupation among a significant segment of evangelicals in the U.S. is starting to waver, particularly in the wake of “Israel’s” genocide in Gaza.

On November 17, the Israeli war company, Elbit Systems Ltd., revealed a $2.3 billion international arms deal, keeping the buyer secret, though foreign intelligence soon pointed to the UAE.

What was meant to be a quiet and private meeting between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and 18 pro-Israeli Occupation influencers in New York on September 26, 2025, turned into a revealing glimpse of what happens behind the scenes.

Has “Israel” lost its popularity even among Americans? That seems to be the reasoning behind its reliance on multiple PR firms and social media influencers to market its narrative, improve its image, and cover up its actions in Gaza for millions of dollars.