Anti-war voices on the left say they are ready to team up with right-wing figures like Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, and Marjorie Taylor Greene to push back against US support for Israel, framing it as good news for the anti-war movement and bad news for the pro-Israel lobby.

• Some on the left are dropping purity tests and working with right-wingers who used to attack Muslims but have since apologized and shifted.
• The argument: Israel's influence over the US government and media is the urgent fire, so other fights like abortion can wait.
• AOC was criticized for rejecting MTG's help on the war, with the panel saying she doesn't speak for Muslims or Palestinians.
• Pro-Israel donors like Miriam Adelson already fund both parties, so the anti-war side should do the same and stop being picky about allies.
• Frustration with Democrats is growing because they give lip service but keep voting for weapons to Israel, while at least some Republicans are now openly anti-war.

Outlook: Expect more public left-right crossover on Gaza and US aid to Israel, even as the two sides keep fighting on every other issue.