Trump Presses to Keep Two Ministers Away From the Next Israeli Government.
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The deadlock in the Israeli elections also concerns Donald Trump. And the reason is simple. The American president does not know who will be his closest ally from now on in the… Israeli elections: Trump got involved… - ΙΝΑΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
Trump said Netanyahu was doing "quite well" after the Israeli elections. The US President stated that he would consider whether to get involved in an effort to form a unity government led by Netanyahu.
President Donald Trump has once again addressed the Israeli elections, addressing reports that he may pressure opposition figures to join a government led by Netanyahu.
A few hours after the crucial elections in Israel, the vote count is further complicating efforts to form a government. A national unity government or new elections are the two main options, while the support of Arab parties remains the big issue.
Following the Israeli parliamentary elections, with the country failing to secure a majority to form a coalition government, it has been suggested that US President Trump will pressure Prime Minister Netanyahu to form a rotating national unity government with the opposition. According to a report in the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, citing US sources, Trump will attempt to prevent far-right figures from joining the government.
US President Donald Trump is closely monitoring Israeli election developments, in the absence of a clear majority of either political bloc, amid indications that he is seeking to influence the shape of the next government, and that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been prevented from involving extreme right-wing leaders.
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