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Netanyahu touts Trump endorsement on eve of vote, suggests they may restart war on Iran
Netanyahu said Trump’s backing could help resume strikes on Iran as he sought to rally voters after Israel’s security failures.
- On the eve of Tuesday's election, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu touted an endorsement from President Donald Trump, suggesting the two leaders could restart their war against Iran if he wins.
- Trump, who launched the Iran war jointly with Netanyahu in February, urged voters on Sunday to 'finish the job' they started; Netanyahu, 77, has survived four inconclusive elections since 2009.
- Netanyahu stated he has instructed the Mossad and the IDF to 'bring down this regime' in Iran, claiming it is the only way to end the threat.
- Tuesday's election serves as the first verdict on Israel's security failures since the October 7, 2023, Hamas attacks, as voters weigh ongoing wars on multiple fronts.
- Ahead of the vote, Netanyahu shared an AI-generated video of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, while nearly all Jewish-led parties now oppose the 'two-state solution' underpinning previous peace negotiations.
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Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, on Monday, extolled Donald Trump's support on the eve of the country's parliamentary elections, suggesting that the two leaders could resume the war against Iran if he succeeds in re-election. "President Trump came with a friendship that never existed before between an Israeli Prime Minister and an American president. And it is unlikely that one day we will ever have such a friendly president," Netanya…
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Ahead of tomorrow's election, Trump urged Israelis to vote for Netanyahu and said they had to "finish the job." The opposition accuses the prime minister of campaigning with intimidation and lies
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Leaning Left3Leaning Right4Center5Last UpdatedBias Distribution42% Center
Bias Distribution
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