US: Vice President Vance criticizes management of war in Iran
Following the Republican loss in the midterm elections, Vice President JD Vance has signaled the war in Iran as a key factor in the decline of public support.

Following the midterm election results in the United States, in which the Republican Party lost control of both houses of Congress, tensions are rising in Washington regarding the future of the administration's foreign and security policy. According to The Jerusalem Post and Behadrei Haredim, Vice President JD Vance recently spoke critically about the management of the war in Iran, suggesting that this conduct led to an erosion of public support for the party.
Simultaneously, reports in The Jerusalem Post indicate that other American politicians, including some comparing the current situation to Rahm Emanuel's past approach, have begun questioning the current framework of US support for Israel. Further details on the emerging policy shifts or official reactions from the White House have not yet been released.
Sources: Jerusalem Post — front page, Jerusalem Post — front page, בחדרי חרדים
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