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Uri Geller Predicts Netanyahu Will Win Upcoming Election

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Uri Geller Predicts Netanyahu Will Win Next Election

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Originalאורי גלר בתחזית לבחירות: זה ראש הממשלה הבא של ישראל

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Uri Geller predicts Binyamin Netanyahu will win the next election.
  • Geller described Netanyahu as a "genius" and "world leader."
  • The prediction was made during a radio interview on Sunday.
  • Geller cited his long-term personal acquaintance with Netanyahu.
Uri Geller Predicts Netanyahu Will Win Next Election
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International artist and mentalist Uri Geller, known for his telepathy and spoon-bending acts since the 1970s, believes Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu will win the upcoming Israeli elections. Geller, who now runs a magic museum in Jaffa, shared his prediction during an interview on Sunday with Tal Meir on the program "Israel Hayom." When asked if he had a psychic ability to foresee the country's direction politically, Geller stated that many people ask him about this, and he answers, "Bibi."

Geller cited his long-standing personal acquaintance with Netanyahu, dating back to their time in Sayeret Matkal. He described Netanyahu as a "genius" and a "world leader," adding, "He is a greater magician than I am, he is a mentalist." When directly questioned about Netanyahu remaining Prime Minister for the 26th Knesset, Geller responded affirmatively without hesitation, calling him "powerful, brave, and devoted."

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