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Ongoing Story· Day 26

Trump Shares Poll Favoring Netanyahu Bloc on Social Media

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Trump Endorses Netanyahu Ahead of Israeli Elections

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U.S. President Donald Trump endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a statement on Truth Social ahead of the Knesset elections. Trump praised Netanyahu as a "great warrior" and "significant partner" in confronting Iran, warning that a different leader would complicate the fight against the Islamic Republic. He highlighted Netanyahu's strength under pressure and stated that the U.S. wants such a partner from Israel. Trump concluded by assuring Israelis that Netanyahu would not let them down.

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  • President Donald Trump endorsed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of Israeli elections.
  • Trump called Netanyahu a "great warrior" and "significant partner" in confronting Iran.
  • The U.S. president stated that a change in Israeli leadership would complicate the fight against Iran.
  • Trump praised Netanyahu's resilience under intense domestic and international political pressure.
  • The endorsement was published on Trump's Truth Social platform.
  • Trump assured Israelis that Netanyahu would not let them down.

U.S. President Donald Trump publicly endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the upcoming Knesset elections, publishing a statement on his Truth Social platform. A significant portion of Trump's message focused on Netanyahu's role in confronting Iran, describing the Israeli leader as a "great warrior" and an "even more significant partner in the fight for peace" against the Islamic Republic.

Trump argued that a change in Israeli leadership would hinder the ongoing struggle against Iran. "If Israel has the wrong leader, and that would be anyone other than Bibi, America would have to do this job itself. I am not going to do this," the U.S. president wrote. He also praised Netanyahu's resilience under intense political pressure, both domestically and internationally.

"I watched Bibi during the toughest periods. Ordinary men and women would have broken under such pressure. But Bibi did not break. On the contrary, he became stronger and maintains that strength today," Trump stated. He concluded by saying that this is the type of leader the United States wants as a partner from Israel, a country for which America has done so much. The message ended with a direct appeal to Israelis: "Bibi Netanyahu will never let you down!"

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