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Israel is seen as a client state of the United States, yet it often dictates terms to the US, which is an unhealthy dynamic.

The relationship between the U.S. and Israel is seen as toxic by some, with calls for a reevaluation of this alliance to better serve American interests.

The need for reevaluating the U.S.-Israel alliance is emphasized, questioning whether it truly benefits American interests.

The US's unwavering support for Israel is not in its own interest and is driven by political manipulation.

Netanyahu has been influential in dragging the US into conflicts in the Middle East, including wars with Iran and Syria.

Israel's wars are supported by US backing and subsidies, making it dependent on American support.

The ongoing debate over Israel's actions and U.S. support reflects broader geopolitical tensions and the complexities of Middle Eastern politics.

The US political class has been complicit in maintaining a disproportionate focus on Israel, contrary to broader American interests.

The United States is disproportionately focused on Israel, a small country with limited geopolitical significance, which is not beneficial for either country.

The US political system is criticized for being influenced by foreign interests, particularly in the context of its relationship with Israel.