00:00Has America's unwavering friendship with Israel finally reached its breaking point?
00:04For decades, U.S. support for Israel has been rock-solid, bipartisan, and unshakable.
00:10But that may be changing.
00:12At the heart of this rupture is Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his war in Gaza.
00:17He promised total victory over Hamas.
00:19But even Israeli defense officials say that's impossible.
00:23What is possible?
00:24Losing America's trust.
00:26Graphic images of starving children and desperate families in Gaza are now flooding the media.
00:31And U.S. lawmakers are speaking out.
00:34Senator Angus King said it flat out.
00:37I cannot defend the indefensible.
00:39Israel's allies—France, Britain, Germany—are pulling away.
00:44Democrats and independents in Congress are demanding answers.
00:47Even Donald Trump, Netanyahu's old friend, couldn't ignore the brutal images, calling it real starvation stuff.
00:55Meanwhile, U.S. aid keeps flowing.
00:58But the question now is, for how long?
01:00Public support is crumbling.
01:02Only 32% of Americans back Israel's military action, a historic low.
01:07The image of Israel as the underdog, the David in a David vs. Goliath story, is fading fast.
01:14And Netanyahu's legacy?
01:15A divided America and an increasingly isolated Israel.
01:18A divided America and a
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