Trump Endorses Netanyahu Again Hours Before Israeli Election
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Former U.S. President Donald Trump issued a second endorsement for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu just 24 hours before Israeli elections. Trump highlighted their "excellent relationship" and joint actions against Iran, calling Netanyahu an "outstanding fighter." This follows a similar letter of support released by Trump, which Netanyahu had welcomed as an "asset to the State of Israel."
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- Donald Trump endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu again hours before Israeli elections.
- Trump cited their "excellent relationship" and joint actions against Iran.
- He called Netanyahu an "outstanding fighter" and "great partner."
- This is Trump's second public endorsement of Netanyahu before the vote.
- Netanyahu previously called the partnership an "asset to the State of Israel."
With just 24 hours remaining before Israeli voters head to the polls for the 26th Knesset elections, former U.S. President Donald Trump has issued another strong endorsement for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. In a social media post, Trump urged Israeli citizens to vote for Netanyahu, highlighting their "excellent relationship" and "victories together."
Trump detailed joint military actions and their impact on Iran, citing operations that he claimed prevented the country from obtaining nuclear weapons and crippled its military and economy, leading to 301% inflation. He referred to Netanyahu as an "outstanding fighter" and a "great partner" in confronting Iran.
This latest statement follows a detailed letter of support Trump released about a week and a half prior. In that letter, he praised Netanyahu's leadership and his stance against Tehran, stating that a "wrong leader" for Israel, meaning anyone other than Netanyahu, would force the U.S. to act alone. Trump emphasized Netanyahu's resilience under pressure, noting his strength and success despite significant opposition.
Netanyahu previously responded warmly to Trump's initial endorsement, calling the partnership "an asset to the State of Israel" during an interview. Trump's renewed public support comes just hours before the election begins, aiming to remind the Israeli public of their past collaboration.
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