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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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Former U.S. President Donald Trump declared his "full and complete" support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a letter published on Truth Social. Trump praised Netanyahu's leadership against Iran and warned the regime of further action if it doesn't change course. He also stated that America would have to take on more responsibility if Israel elected a different leader.

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  • Donald Trump endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the elections.
  • Trump published his endorsement on his Truth Social platform.
  • He praised Netanyahu's leadership in confronting Iran.
  • Trump warned Iran that the U.S. would "finish the job" if the regime doesn't change.
  • He suggested America would have to act if Israel elected a leader other than Netanyahu.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of upcoming elections, stating that Netanyahu is the partner America needs in Israel. Trump published a letter on his Truth Social platform addressed to the citizens of Israel, expressing his "full and complete" support for Netanyahu.

In the letter, Trump praised Netanyahu's leadership in confronting Iran, calling him a "great fighter" and an "even greater partner for peace" in the struggle against the Islamic Republic. He asserted that Iran has suffered significant military and economic blows, warning that if the regime does not change its ways, "we will soon finish the job."

Trump also addressed the possibility of a change in Israeli leadership, emphasizing that if Israel does not have the "right leader," meaning anyone other than Netanyahu, America would have to handle matters itself, which he indicated he is disinclined to do. He further commended Netanyahu for his strength, courage, and brilliance in the face of substantial opposition, including from within Israel itself.

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