PNN – A Zionist newspaper, pointing to the animosity toward the Zionist regime among America’s younger and university-educated generations, wrote that Tel Aviv is losing its greatest supporter and is becoming an isolated entity on the global stage.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network the Zionist newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth reported that political and diplomatic circles within the regime view with concern the rising levels of hostility toward it in American society and the prospect of becoming internationally isolated.
The report adds that pro-Palestinian sentiment in the U.S. extends beyond mere “Free Palestine” slogans on university campuses; recent polls indicate a sharp decline in the Zionist regime’s standing in the United States.
Zionist journalist Amir Boghan wrote that in 2026, four million graduates from thousands of American universities will enter the job market, joining law firms, Wall Street, Hollywood, Google, and Microsoft.
He adds that since October 7—amidst the Gaza war—pro-Palestinian movements have taken root across American universities and within the hearts of students, while the Zionist regime’s initial response to these activities was to treat these young people with contempt and disrespect.
Boghan explains that the majority of the American public rejects the Zionist regime, and the support for the regime among certain government officials and members of Congress is also crumbling.
He noted that the sentiment among young people regarding Israel is highly concerning; 75 percent of Americans aged 18 to 29 hold a negative view of Tel Aviv.
Highlighting the shifting attitudes of America’s younger generation, the author writes: Upon witnessing the killing of tens of thousands of Palestinians in Gaza and the atrocities committed by settlers in the West Bank, Americans have become disillusioned with Israel. They are chanting slogans against Israel in the streets and establishing protest encampments on university campuses.
In conclusion, Boghan warns that this anti-Zionist wave in the United States reflects broader global public opinion. Israel’s existential threat stems not from external hatred, but rather from narcissism, excessive arrogance, and a blind belief in the righteousness of its path—traits deeply rooted in Netanyahu’s cabinet.