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Ongoing Story· Day 26

Trump Shares Poll Favoring Netanyahu Bloc on Social Media

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Trump Officially Intervenes in Israeli Elections: "Full and Absolute Support for Netanyahu"

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U.S. President Donald Trump issued an unusual letter of support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday, ahead of Israeli elections. Trump praised Netanyahu's stance against Iran and declared his "full and absolute support" for the Prime Minister's reelection bid. The letter suggests that if Israel chooses a leader other than Netanyahu, the U.S. would have to handle certain responsibilities alone.

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  • President Donald Trump issued an unusual letter of support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
  • Trump's letter came ahead of the upcoming Israeli elections.
  • The U.S. President praised Netanyahu's stance against Iran.
  • Trump stated America would have to act alone if Israel chose the wrong leader.
  • The letter expressed Trump's "full and absolute support" for Netanyahu's reelection.

U.S. President Donald Trump issued an unusual letter of support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday, ahead of the Israeli elections. Trump praised Netanyahu for his stance against Iran, stating, "If Israel has the wrong leader, meaning anyone other than Bibi, America would have to do the work itself." The letter concluded with a public and unequivocal endorsement: "Please consider this letter my full and absolute support for Benjamin Netanyahu in his upcoming race for reelection."

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