Trump Endorses Netanyahu Again With Two Days Until Israeli Election

Two days before Israeli voters head to the polls, former U.S. President Donald Trump issued another statement of support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. In a post on his Truth Social platform on Sunday, Trump reiterated his backing for Netanyahu, whom he referred to as "Bibi." He included a previous endorsement from a week prior, stating that he and Netanyahu had "great relationships" and "great shared success."

Trump also used the post to highlight his administration's foreign policy achievements, citing actions against Venezuela and Iran. He claimed credit for military operations that he said thwarted Venezuela's actions and prevented Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. Trump asserted that Iran's navy and air force are now defunct, its military and economy are "completely crushed," and its inflation rate is 301%, attributing this to naval blockades and the elimination of military and other leaders.

Concluding his message, Trump urged Israelis to remember Netanyahu as an "outstanding, fighting Prime Minister." He invoked a past period where the U.S. was called "The Great Satan" and Israel "The Little Satan" by "very evil people." Trump vowed that the chant "Death to America, Death to Israel" would no longer be heard globally. He concluded by urging a vote for Netanyahu to "finish the job we started."