Historian Daniel Pipes argues that the Palestinian-Israeli conflict can only be resolved when Palestinians accept defeat, promoting his Israel Victory Project as a solution to this long-standing issue. The U.S.-Israel relationship remains strong, underscored by bipartisan support in Congress, as Prime Minister Netanyahu emphasizes Israel's military and intelligence contributions to the U.S. Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris reaffirms America's commitment to Israel's right to self-defense, particularly against Hamas, while acknowledging the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Recent elections in Europe have seen a shift, with the Palestinian cause gaining traction in political discourse, reflecting changing demographics and attitudes towards the pro-Israel lobby. The American Israel Public Affairs Committee's influence is being challenged by a growing awareness of Palestinian rights among the electorate. This evolving landscape underscores the complexities of international relations and domestic politics regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict.