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“The president’s approval rating has sunk from about 48% to somewhere around 35% (depending on which polls you read) today since he launched the war with Iran.”

“El Sayed, a former public health official, accused Israel of helping push the U.S. toward war with Iran and criticized Republican opponent Mike Rogers for supporting the conflict.”

“Israel’s public broadcaster, Kan, reported an expanded meeting on Iran after Netanyahu’s talks with Emirati President Mohammed bin Zayed, including countries with no formal ties to Israel.”

“Seven months after the United States and Israel launched military operations against Iran, the administration has found a unique way to keep that promise: Don’t call it a war.”

“And el Sayed’s refusal to speak on the death of Ayatollah Khamenei, killed in a joint American Israeli air strike, had absolutely nothing to do with an aversion to the U.S. meddling abroad.”

“…g of settlers in the West Bank and the conscription of ultra-Orthodox are key areas for differentiation between candidates, as foreign policy remains largely a distinction without a difference amid the ongoing demilitarization of Gaza and defense against…”

“Since taking office in January, Mamdani has expressed his displeasure with Israel and its involvement in the war with Iran, causing his critics to accuse him of stoking antisemitism.”

“Bessent has become a go-to administration voice on economic policy at a time when Republicans are looking to reassure voters about the economy while also confronting criticism surrounding the costs of the Iran war.”