Trump Endorses Netanyahu for Reelection Ahead of Israel Vote
Trump said Netanyahu is essential against Iran and warned the United States may have to confront Tehran alone if Israelis choose another leader.
- On Sunday, President Donald Trump endorsed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in his race for reelection, aiming to boost the long-time Israeli leader ahead of next week's parliamentary election.
- Trump's public endorsement followed his interview with Newsmax on Thursday, where he declined to back the campaign despite saying "they" wanted him involved in the upcoming Knesset elections.
- During the interview, Trump acknowledged the success of the US-Israel military partnership, praising Netanyahu as a "great warrior prime minister" who joined the United States in launching strikes on Iran.
- Netanyahu thanked Trump for the endorsement in a video posted to X/Twitter, stating, "Together we will never let Iran's regime get nuclear weapons."
- Addressing the Israeli public, Trump warned that if Israel chooses a different leader, "America will have to do this work ourselves, and I am not inclined to do so.
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Benjamin Netanyahu received the support of the US president before the vote on October 27. Polls indicate the risk of losing his majority by his coalition.
A letter, posted on a social network on a Sunday, was enough to move Israel’s political board. U.S. President Donald Trump expressed on October 18 his “full and total support” to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, nine days before the October 27 legislative elections, reports the German DW. ... Continue reading “Trump gives full and total support to Netanyahu nine days after the elections in Israel.”
Trump endorses Netanyahu ahead of Israeli election
U.S. President Donald Trump has given his “complete and total endorsement” to Benjamin Netanyahu as the long-time Israeli prime minister and his party struggle for an edge in this month’s parliamentary election. Trump, in a post on Truth Social, praised Netanyahu as a “Great Warrior Prime Minister” and an “even greater Partner for Peace” in […]
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