Trump's Netanyahu Endorsement Driven by Partnership, Not Polls, Says Ex-Diplomat
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
Former Israeli diplomat Yaki Dayan believes Donald Trump's endorsement of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is driven by their shared focus on the "Iranian issue" and Trump's perception of Netanyahu as a partner, not by polling data. Dayan stated that Trump's support for candidates is common and that he sees similarities with Netanyahu, including facing "legal persecution." The diplomat suggested Trump's statement signals a continued US commitment to addressing Iran, potentially leading to further actions after upcoming elections in both countries.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Former Israeli diplomat Yaki Dayan explained Trump's endorsement of Netanyahu is due to partnership on Iran.
- Dayan dismissed theories that Trump's support for Netanyahu is based on election polls.
- Trump sees similarities with Netanyahu, including perceived "legal persecution," Dayan said.
- The endorsement signals a continued US commitment to addressing the Iranian issue, Dayan noted.
- Dayan suggested a potential "another round in the Iranian arena" after elections.
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