Trump Endorses Netanyahu for Prime Minister
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly endorsed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the upcoming Israeli elections. Trump posted on TRUTH social media that if Israel elects a leader other than Netanyahu, America would have to "do the job itself." He lauded Netanyahu as a strong fighter and partner against Iran, stating the prime minister has shown resilience under pressure. Trump affirmed his complete support for Netanyahu's re-election bid.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Former U.S. President Donald Trump endorsed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for Israeli elections.
- Trump stated America would have to "do the job itself" if Israel chose another leader.
- He praised Netanyahu as a "great fighter" and partner against Iran.
- Trump noted Netanyahu's strength and resilience under significant opposition.
- The endorsement was posted on Trump's TRUTH social media platform.
- Trump declared his "full and complete support" for Netanyahu's re-election.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump announced his endorsement of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the upcoming Israeli elections. In a post on the TRUTH social media platform, Trump stated that if Israel chooses a leader other than Netanyahu, America would have to "do the job itself," a task he is disinclined to undertake.
Trump praised Netanyahu as a "great fighter" and an "even greater partner for peace" in confronting Iran, citing the country's slogan "Death to Israel, Death to America." He asserted that Iran's threats were systematically countered, both militarily and economically, and that the U.S. would complete the task if Iran did not change its ways.
Describing Netanyahu as strong, brave, and brilliant, Trump noted that the prime minister persevered despite significant opposition, including from within Israel. He recalled observing Netanyahu during difficult times, stating that ordinary individuals would have collapsed under pressure, but Netanyahu only grew stronger.
Trump concluded by calling Netanyahu the type of partner the United States requires from Israel, a country for which America has done much. He declared his full and complete support for Netanyahu's bid for another term as prime minister, assuring voters that Netanyahu would not disappoint them.
