Israel must repair its strategic triangle with the US and American Jewry - opinion
Every Israeli government must keep one fact firmly in mind: Israel has no great-power ally other than the United States.
The article discusses the importance of Israel's strategic triangle with the United States and American Jewry, which consists of three key relationships: Israel-US, American Jewry-US, and Israel-American Jewry. However, the author argues that cracks are appearing in this triangle, weakening Israel's strategic relationships. The article highlights three illusions that are weakening these relationships: the illusion of Hasbara, the illusion of symmetry, and the illusion that "nobody understands America like Bibi".
To rebuild the triangle, the author suggests that the next Israeli government should avoid being influenced by the far-right and ultra-Orthodox parties, and instead focus on preserving bipartisan support for Israel and nurturing solidarity with American Jewry.
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