Israeli PM Netanyahu warns of potentially hostile future US president, calls for alliances with India, Latin America
Netanyahu said Israel must prepare for a hostile future U.S. president and expand alliances with India and Latin America, as he outlined a broader security doctrine.
- On Sunday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented his security doctrine, warning that a future United States president could be "very hostile to Israel."
- Netanyahu announced plans to allocate approximately 450 billion shekels for defense over the next decade, stating the Israel Defense Forces "definitely needs to grow."
- Seeking to reduce reliance on the U.S., Netanyahu is pursuing new alliances in India and Latin America, saying "the second thing is to create other alliances."
- Regarding Iran, Netanyahu claimed Israel has accomplished approximately 90% of its objectives against the regime, stating "our plan is very comprehensive and very determined" to topple it.
- Gadi Eisenkot, Netanyahu's main election challenger, dismissed the doctrine as an "empty political exercise," accusing the Prime Minister of "manipulating perceptions" ahead of October 27 voting.
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