Netanyahu Urges Undecided Voters to Back Him, Citing Trump's Support and Iran Threat
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a video urging undecided voters to support him, citing an endorsement from U.S. President Donald Trump. Netanyahu asked voters to listen to Trump's statements about their joint achievements against Iran and the need to "eliminate the Iranian threat" together. He framed this partnership as essential for Israel's existence and urged a vote for him and his party, Likud.
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged undecided voters to support him, citing President Donald Trump's endorsement.
- Netanyahu stated that he and Trump have "crushed Iran" and "pushed back the immediate threat of nuclear explosions."
- The Prime Minister emphasized that the "mission is not yet complete" to "eliminate the Iranian threat."
- Netanyahu presented the partnership with Trump as crucial for Israel's "existence."
- He asked voters to listen to Trump and vote for him and his party, Likud.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a video urging undecided voters to support him, emphasizing his partnership with U.S. President Donald Trump. Netanyahu called on Israelis to listen to Trump's recent endorsement, which he said was "unreserved" and explained their "wonderful" achievements together, including "crushing Iran" and "pushing back the immediate threat of nuclear explosions."
Netanyahu stated that despite these successes, their "mission is not yet complete" and that Trump expressed a desire to "complete this together" in the next two years, or sooner, by "eliminating the Iranian threat."
The Prime Minister presented this as the most crucial consideration in the upcoming election, asserting that "our existence" is at stake. He highlighted Trump's condition that this mission could only be accomplished if they worked together.
"Therefore, I ask you, listen to him, consider the things, and vote for me, vote for Likud," Netanyahu concluded, referencing his party.
