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Uri Geller Predicts Netanyahu Will Win Upcoming Election

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Arutz ShevaPolitics

Uri Geller Predicts Election Outcome, Declares Himself a 'Bibi-ist'

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Originalאורי גלר בתחזית לבחירות: "Of course ביבי"

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  • Uri Geller predicts Benjamin Netanyahu will win the upcoming Israeli elections.
  • Geller openly declared himself a "Bibi-ist" and proud supporter of Netanyahu.
  • He stated his support during an interview on Channel 14.
  • Other media outlets also sought Geller's election predictions.
Uri Geller Predicts Election Outcome, Declares Himself a 'Bibi-ist'
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Illusionist Uri Geller has offered a firm prediction for the upcoming Israeli elections, stating "Of course Bibi" will win. Speaking on Channel 14's "Israel Hayom" program, the 79-year-old psychic, known for bending spoons, was asked if his purported telepathic abilities could foresee the election results.

Before revealing his prediction, Geller openly declared his political allegiance. "There's no one like Bibi. No one," he stated, confirming his support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. When asked directly if he was a "Bibi-ist," Geller responded affirmatively, "And you know what? Yes." He proudly identified himself as a "Bibi-ist and proud of it," calling Netanyahu a "genius."

Geller indicated that other media outlets had also sought his predictions. He mentioned that "Channel 12 contacted me on WhatsApp: 'Uri, we want to interview you, to know where, in which direction you are going.'"

When pressed for his election forecast, Geller left no room for ambiguity, simply stating, "Of course Bibi."

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