Trump Tells Netanyahu 'You Will Win a Landslide Victory'
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
U.S. President Donald Trump spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, publicly endorsing his candidacy and predicting a "landslide victory." Netanyahu thanked Trump for his support and emphasized their shared goals, including expanding the Abraham Accords. Trump stated his remarks were personal and praised Netanyahu as a fighter for Israel.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- President Donald Trump spoke with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, endorsing his election bid.
- Trump predicted Netanyahu would "win a landslide victory" and called him "the man I want by my side."
- Netanyahu thanked Trump for his support and highlighted their cooperation on diplomatic initiatives.
- The expansion of the Abraham Accords was discussed as a key shared objective.
- Trump asserted his supportive statements were personal and not scripted.
- Trump praised Netanyahu as a fighter for Israel who had been treated unfairly.
U.S. President Donald Trump spoke by phone with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, following Trump's public declaration of support for Netanyahu's candidacy in the upcoming election. During the conversation, Trump expressed confidence in Netanyahu's electoral success, praised his leadership, and stated his desire to continue working alongside him.
Netanyahu opened the call by thanking Trump for his public endorsement, highlighting their strong relationship and cooperation. "I thank you for the support. You have been an amazing leader of the free world and the best friend Israel has had and has in the White House," Netanyahu told Trump. He also referenced ongoing joint tasks between the two countries and expressed certainty in their ability to advance diplomatic initiatives together.
Netanyahu specifically mentioned expanding the Abraham Accords as a key objective he wishes to pursue with Trump. "I am sure that our joint strength can expand the historic Abraham Accords that we brought about under your leadership," he said.
Trump emphasized that his supportive remarks were his own decision, not scripted by others. "I said those things myself, it's not something someone wrote," the U.S. President clarified. He personally praised Netanyahu as a fighter for his country who had been treated unfairly, predicting he would soon prove his strength.
Concluding the call, Trump reiterated his strong support for Netanyahu, expressing his belief that the Prime Minister would win the upcoming election decisively. "I think you're great Bibi. I think you will win a landslide victory. You are the man I want by my side," Trump stated.
