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Netanyahu could once defy the U.S. president and address Congress to attack Washington over Iran, but after making Israel toxic for both Democrats and Republicans, he lacks any leverage over Trump. The crumbling of the infrastructure of support for Israel's hawkish policies has begun

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A decade ago, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu flew to Washington D.C. to address a joint session of Congress – in direct opposition to a sitting U.S. president – with the hope of derailing the Iran nuclear deal that Barack Obama later signed.

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