30 Democratic representatives send letter to White House on Israeli nuclear arsenal
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Thirty members of the Democratic Party in the U.S. House of Representatives have asked the Washington administration to formally recognize Israel's nuclear weapons program.
The letter represents a rare move to transform what has been described as an "open secret" for years into an official issue in American politics.
This may signal growing differences within the Democratic Party over the approach to handling the Israeli nuclear file.
Thirty American Democratic representatives are calling on the Washington administration to formally recognize Israel's nuclear program, challenging decades of a "deliberate ambiguity" policy adopted by the United States on this file. The move transforms an "open secret" into an official issue before American decision-makers and reveals growing divisions within the Democratic Party.
This move could reshape official American policy regarding the Israeli nuclear file and impact regional alliance dynamics and future nuclear negotiations. Democratic divisions over Israel issues could affect the trajectory of American support, security assistance, and the incoming American administration's Middle East strategy.

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