Trump's Support for Netanyahu Does Not Affect Israel Electorally, Which Recalls the Frictions Between the Two
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A few days after the elections in Israel, U.S. President Donald Trump expressed his support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is looking for re-election, but who faces quite a lot of criticism and has a rather battered image today, but, according to polls, Trump’s support would have nothing to do with the intention of voting in favor of the premier. Our correspondent Janira Gómez Muñoz amplifies the information.
In the first poll published by Israel's Channel 12 television after US President Trump announced his support for Netanyahu, the Netanyahu-led government bloc and the opposition bloc were competing for 120 seats...
The latest opinion poll regarding the October 27 parliamentary elections in Israel revealed that US President Donald Trump's announcement of support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did not lead to a noticeable increase in the government bloc's votes.
The latest opinion poll regarding the October 27 parliamentary elections in Israel revealed that US President Donald Trump's announcement of support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did not lead to a noticeable increase in the government bloc's votes.
A Channel 12 poll revealed that Trump's declaration of support for Netanyahu did not lead to a noticeable increase in the votes for the government bloc. With the government bloc holding 51 seats and the opposition bloc 55, both blocs appear to be dependent on the support of the Arab parties, which hold 14 seats.
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