Trump Endorses Netanyahu for Israeli Election
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Former U.S. President Donald Trump issued a strong endorsement for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the upcoming elections. Trump praised Netanyahu's leadership, particularly in confronting Iran, and called him the "partner that America needs in Israel." He highlighted Netanyahu's resilience under pressure and emphasized the importance of their bilateral partnership. Trump concluded by assuring Israelis that Netanyahu would not disappoint them.
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- Former U.S. President Donald Trump fully endorsed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the Israeli elections.
- Trump praised Netanyahu's leadership in confronting Iran and called him a great fighter and partner for peace.
- He warned that Iran has suffered significant blows and that the U.S. might need to "finish the job" if they don't change.
- Trump suggested that any leader other than Netanyahu would necessitate greater U.S. involvement in regional matters.
- He commended Netanyahu's strength and resilience in facing criticism, even from within Israel.
- Trump stated that the U.S. needs a partner like Netanyahu from Israel.
- He concluded by assuring Israeli citizens that Netanyahu would never let them down.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly endorsed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the upcoming Israeli elections, publishing a letter of support on his Truth Social platform. Trump praised Netanyahu's leadership in confronting Iran and stated, "Please consider this letter my full and complete endorsement of Bibi Netanyahu."
In the letter addressed to Israeli citizens, Trump lauded Netanyahu as a "great fighter" and an "even greater partner for peace" in the struggle against Iran. He asserted that the Iranian regime has suffered significant military and economic blows, warning, "If they do not quickly change their ways, we will soon finish the job."
Trump also commented on the possibility of a change in Israeli leadership, suggesting that if Israel had a leader other than Netanyahu, America would have to handle certain tasks itself, which he is disinclined to do. He highlighted Netanyahu's strength and resilience in the face of immense pressure and criticism, even from within Israel, noting that Netanyahu not only withstood it but thrived.
"I watched Bibi during the toughest of times. Ordinary men or women in those situations would have crumbled under the pressure, Bibi did not crumble. In fact, he grew stronger, and he remains that way today," Trump wrote. He emphasized the importance of the partnership between the U.S. and Israel, stating, "This is the kind of partner that the United States of America needs from Israel, a country that has done so much for it."
Concluding his message, Trump reiterated his full support for Netanyahu's bid for another term as Prime Minister, assuring Israeli citizens, "Bibi Netanyahu will never let you down!"
