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Ongoing Story· Day 16

Trump Declines to Endorse Netanyahu, Cites Non-Involvement in Israeli Politics

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Trump Declines to Trust Netanyahu, Citing Political Skepticism

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U.S. President Donald Trump stated in a Newsmax interview that he does not trust any politicians. When asked about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Trump broadly declared, "In the world of politics, I don't trust anybody." His comments reflect a general skepticism towards political figures.

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  • President Donald Trump said he doesn't trust anyone in politics.
  • Trump was asked about trusting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
  • The U.S. President's response was a general statement about politics.
  • The comments were made during a Newsmax interview.
Trump Declines to Trust Netanyahu, Citing Political Skepticism
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