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Ongoing Story· Day 26

Trump Shares Poll Favoring Netanyahu Bloc on Social Media

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Now 14Politics

Trump Needs Strong Netanyahu, Says Israeli Commentator

Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba

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Political commentator Dr. Avishai Ben-Haim stated on the "HaPatriotim" program that Donald Trump's endorsement of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu serves as a new election slogan: "Trump needs a strong Bibi." Ben-Haim also countered recent polls predicting Likud losses, sharing a personal anecdote to argue that Netanyahu's base support is firm. During the discussion, Yotam Zimri sarcastically quoted Trump.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Commentator Avishai Ben-Haim believes Trump's endorsement created a new slogan: "Trump needs a strong Bibi."
  • Ben-Haim challenged polls suggesting Likud party losses, citing strong base support.
  • The commentator shared a personal anecdote to illustrate his point about Netanyahu's supporters.
  • Yotam Zimri made a sarcastic remark quoting Trump during the program.

Political commentator Dr. Avishai Ben-Haim suggested on the "HaPatriotim" program that former U.S. President Donald Trump's recent statement of support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu effectively created a new election slogan for Netanyahu's Likud party. Ben-Haim interpreted Trump's message as "Trump needs a strong Bibi," asserting that this was the core of Trump's endorsement.

Ben-Haim also challenged recent polls indicating a potential loss of around ten Knesset seats for the Likud party. He shared a personal anecdote about an acquaintance who, despite having previously distanced himself from supporting Netanyahu, had since returned to being a "Bibi supporter." This story was intended to illustrate Ben-Haim's belief that Netanyahu's core support base remains strong, contrary to the impression given by media polls.

Yotam Zimri, in a sarcastic remark during the program, quoted Trump as saying, "Choose Bibi, not the monkey."

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