Trump Endorses Netanyahu for Prime Minister Ahead of Israeli Election
Translated & summarized from Makor Rishon by baba
Former U.S. President Donald Trump endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the upcoming election, urging Israelis to vote for him. Trump suggested that without Netanyahu, the U.S. would have to confront Iran alone. He praised Netanyahu as a strong leader who has effectively countered Iran's threats and resilience under pressure.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Former U.S. President Donald Trump endorsed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for re-election.
- Trump urged Israeli voters to support Netanyahu in the upcoming election.
- He suggested the U.S. might have to confront Iran alone without Netanyahu.
- Trump described Netanyahu as a strong leader and partner against Iran.
- He praised Netanyahu's resilience under pressure, including from within Israel.
With nine days remaining until the upcoming Israeli election, former U.S. President Donald Trump publicly endorsed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, urging Israeli voters to re-elect him. Trump stated that without Netanyahu, the United States might have to complete the work against Iran alone, a task he expressed reluctance to undertake.
In a statement, Trump described Netanyahu as a "great fighter" and an "even greater partner for peace" in confronting Iran's regime, which he characterized as a "terrorist regime" with a 51-year-old slogan of "Death to Israel, Death to America!"
Trump emphasized that further work is needed against the Tehran regime, noting that Iran's threats have been systematically dismantled militarily and economically. He suggested that if Iran does not change its ways, the U.S. will "complete the job."
Trump also praised Netanyahu's strength and resilience, stating that the Israeli leader remained strong and even thrived under immense pressure, including opposition from within Israel itself. He asserted that Netanyahu "will never let you down."
