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Uri Geller Predicts Netanyahu Will Win Upcoming Election

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Uri Geller Predicts Netanyahu Will Win Upcoming Election

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Originalאורי גלר נשאל האם נתניהו ינצח בבחירות - זו הייתה תשובתו

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Uri Geller predicts Benjamin Netanyahu will win the 26th Knesset elections.
  • Geller declared his strong support for Netanyahu, calling him a genius and world leader.
  • He plans to remove a player's jersey from his museum for political reasons.
  • Geller will send spiritual energies to support Israel's national football team.
Uri Geller Predicts Netanyahu Will Win Upcoming Election
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Renowned artist and mentalist Uri Geller has publicly declared his support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, predicting he will win the upcoming 26th Knesset elections. Speaking from his "Museum of Magic" in Jaffa during an interview on the program "Israel This Morning" with host Tal Meir, Geller stated that Netanyahu is a "genius" and a "world leader" who is "more of a magician than I am."

Geller revealed that many people have asked him about the country's political direction, and he has consistently answered "Bibi" (Netanyahu's nickname). He cited his personal acquaintance with Netanyahu since their time in Sayeret Matkal, emphasizing Netanyahu's strength, courage, and dedication.

In the latter part of the interview, Geller addressed rising antisemitism and recent incidents involving Israeli journalists in Ireland. He expressed his intention to remove a jersey belonging to player Lamine Yamal from his museum's collection because Yamal had previously posed with a Palestinian flag. Geller vowed to send "cosmic energies" to support the Israeli national football team in their upcoming match against Ireland, expressing his belief in the resilience of the "people of Israel."

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