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Netanyahu to run for re-election, his party says, after Trump raises doubts

The Likud Party said 61% of Israelis think Netanyahu should not run, as polls show his coalition would struggle to win a majority.

  • President Donald Trump expressed uncertainty about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's intention to run in the upcoming election, calling it an open question and acknowledging Netanyahu's long and significant career.
  • Netanyahu's Likud Party announced he will run for re-election this year, with the election scheduled by October following recent conflicts including the Hamas attack in October 2023.
  • Trump described Netanyahu as a wartime prime minister and commented on the recent military actions, emphasizing the importance of judgment and urging caution to avoid undermining US-Iran negotiations.
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matzav.com broke the news on Tuesday, June 9, 2026.
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