Skeptical US Democrats in Congress urge debate on Israel plans

A faction of U.S. Democrats in Congress is pushing for a Senate debate on plans to strengthen ties with Israel before approving any military funding, signaling internal party dissent over backing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government. This move underscores increasing concerns among some Democrats about the direction of U.S.-Israel relations and reflects a broader debate about how closely the U.S. should align with Israel's policies. It's a notable development, highlighting the tensions within the party and the potential for shifts in how Democrats approach foreign policy matters.