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Trump Renews Endorsement of Netanyahu Ahead of Israeli Election, Citing Cooperation Against Iran
- On Sunday, President Donald Trump endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of Tuesday's election, calling on voters to support him to complete military efforts against Iran.
- Netanyahu intensified efforts to secure Trump's support, citing their joint operations Operation Midnight Hammer and Operation Epic Fury, which Trump described as "winning together" against shared adversaries.
- Trump wrote on Truth Social, "When you go to the Polls please remember that Bibi has been an outstanding Warrior Prime Minister," and urged voters to "Vote for Bibi Netanyahu for Prime Minister."
- Israelis head to the polls Tuesday, October 27, to elect the 26th Knesset, with polls showing a close contest between the Likud-led bloc and opposition where neither is projected to secure 61 seats.
- Trump warned that electing a different Israeli leader could leave the United States to handle the Iranian threat alone, noting his partnership with Netanyahu has already degraded Iran's military capabilities.
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Trump renews Netanyahu endorsement, urges Israelis to reelect him
Reposting his endorsement, Trump touted joint successes with Netanyahu and said U.S. attacks had crippled Iran's military and economy, prevented it from acquiring nuclear weapons and eliminated its leadership
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Trump Reiterates Endorsement of Netanyahu, Urges Israeli Voters to Support Him Before Election
WASHINGTON D.C (VINnews) — President Trump on Sunday again endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of Israel’s national election, calling on voters to support him so the two leaders can complete military efforts against Iran. In a Truth Social post, Trump shared his endorsement from one week earlier and addressed Israelis directly. He highlighted […]
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