Blinken and Pompeo defend United States and Israel alliance in Washington

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Former senior United States officials defended bilateral ties with Israel during a major gathering in Washington.

Former United States officials Antony Blinken and Mike Pompeo addressed a major Jewish gathering in Washington to advocate for strong bilateral ties between the two nations. While both emphasized the importance of the alliance, they offered differing perspectives on ongoing military campaigns in the Middle East. Blinken also recalled warning Israeli leadership about diminishing support among younger American demographics.

The settingThe remarks were delivered during the General Assembly of the Jewish Federations of North America in Washington.
The warningAntony Blinken stated he previously cautioned Israeli leadership regarding erosion of backing among young Republicans and evangelical Christians.

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Bipartisan backing for Israel in American politics has faced growing friction amid prolonged military campaigns in Gaza and rising regional tensions involving Iran. High-profile appearances by former senior officials from both major parties highlight efforts to shore up traditional political support.

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Former officials Antony Blinken and Mike Pompeo spoke at a Jewish community gathering in Washington to support the enduring alliance between the United States and Israel.

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