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Ongoing Story· Day 34

Trump Shares Poll Favoring Netanyahu Bloc on Social Media

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Netanyahu Asked Trump for More Election Support, Sources Say

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly asked President Donald Trump for more public election support, according to US and Israeli sources. Likud denied the claims, stating Netanyahu did not make such requests. Trump issued another endorsement on Sunday, urging Israelis to vote for Netanyahu. Recent polls indicate a potential deadlock in the upcoming elections, with neither Netanyahu's bloc nor the opposition bloc projected to win a majority.

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  • Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly asked Donald Trump for more public election support.
  • Likud spokesperson Neta Molcho denied that Netanyahu requested further campaign assistance.
  • Donald Trump issued a second endorsement for Netanyahu on Truth Social on Sunday.
  • Trump cited their "great relationship in winning together" and called Netanyahu an "outstanding Warrior Prime Minister."
  • Election polls suggest a potential deadlock, with neither bloc expected to secure a majority.
Netanyahu Asked Trump for More Election Support, Sources Say
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