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Trump Declines to Endorse Netanyahu in Upcoming Israeli Election
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US President Donald Trump has not committed to endorsing any candidate in Israel's upcoming October 27 election, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, though he left the door open to a future endorsement. Trump also confirmed ongoing US intelligence sharing with Ukraine and defended a controversial Russian diesel deal aimed at stabilizing global energy prices. The president made these remarks before departing for Alaska to campaign for Republican Senator Dan Sullivan ahead of the US midterm elections.
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- President Trump has not endorsed any candidate in Israel's upcoming October 27 election.
- Trump stated he may do "something" regarding endorsements but made no commitment.
- The US is continuing to share intelligence with Ukraine, President Trump confirmed.
- Trump defended a deal facilitating Russian diesel supplies to the world market.
- Trump commented on the resignation of US Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle.
- The President is traveling to Alaska to campaign for Senator Dan Sullivan.
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