Trump Renews Endorsement of Netanyahu Ahead of Israeli Election
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
U.S. President Donald Trump re-shared his public endorsement of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, urging Israelis to vote for him ahead of the election. Trump detailed their past achievements, particularly in confronting Iran, and praised Netanyahu as a strong leader. He explicitly stated his full support for Netanyahu's reelection, warning that a different leader would necessitate U.S. intervention. Netanyahu thanked Trump for the endorsement, emphasizing their shared goals and commitment to completing joint initiatives.
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- President Donald Trump re-shared his endorsement of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of Israeli elections.
- Trump cited "great victories" with Netanyahu, including actions against Iran and its nuclear program.
- He urged Israelis to vote for Netanyahu, calling him an "outstanding fighter."
- Trump warned that electing anyone other than Netanyahu would require U.S. intervention.
- Netanyahu thanked Trump for his support and affirmed their commitment to finishing joint work.
U.S. President Donald Trump has once again shared his endorsement of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, urging Israelis to vote for him just a day before the election. Trump reposted a message he initially published six days prior, calling on "citizens of Israel, and those who have not yet seen it" to view his statement of support for Netanyahu.
In his message, Trump highlighted his "excellent relationship" with Netanyahu, citing "great victories" they achieved together. He specifically mentioned U.S. military operations, including actions in Venezuela, "Operation Midnight Hammer" which he claimed prevented a leading state sponsor of terror from acquiring nuclear weapons, and "Operation Great Rage" which he stated left Iran without a navy or air force, with its military and economy in ruins and inflation at 301%. Trump asserted that a naval blockade prevented Iran from obtaining oil, and key leadership figures were eliminated.
Trump described Netanyahu as an "outstanding fighter" and a "great partner for peace" in confronting Iran. He warned that if Israel elected a "wrong leader, meaning anyone other than Bibi," America would have to handle the task alone, expressing no inclination to do so. The U.S. President praised Netanyahu's strength and resilience in the face of immense political and security pressures, even from within Israel, stating that Netanyahu not only withstood but thrived under such opposition.
Concluding his statement, Trump explicitly declared his "full and complete support" for Netanyahu's reelection bid, assuring Israeli voters that "Bibi Netanyahu will never let you down!" Following Trump's message, Netanyahu spoke with the U.S. President by phone, thanking him for the public support and emphasizing their strong bond and collaborative efforts. Netanyahu echoed Trump's sentiment about unfinished work, stating, "Donald, we have work to finish, you said it and we will finish it," expressing confidence in their ability to advance diplomatic initiatives together.
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