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Ongoing Story· Day 36

Trump Shares Poll Favoring Netanyahu Bloc on Social Media

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Now 14Politics

Trump Claims Credit for Netanyahu's Election Comeback

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Former U.S. President Donald Trump claimed credit for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's strong showing in the recent Israeli elections. Trump stated his public endorsement reversed a predicted defeat into a close race or potential victory. He made these remarks on his Truth Social platform as election results were being finalized.

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  • Donald Trump claimed his endorsement reversed Benjamin Netanyahu's election fortunes.
  • Trump stated the trend flipped from a potential defeat to a tie or victory.
  • The former U.S. president made his comments on the Truth Social platform.
  • Netanyahu's Likud party held a significant lead in vote counting.
  • Trump said he desires what is good for the Middle East and the US.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump asserted on Wednesday that his public endorsement of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu significantly altered the trajectory of Israel's recent elections. Trump stated on his Truth Social platform that his support transformed what he described as a "decisive defeat" into a "big comeback," potentially leading to a tie or even a victory for Netanyahu.

Trump, referring to himself in the third person, claimed, "When President Trump expressed support for Bibi Netanyahu, the whole trend reversed." He emphasized that this "turnaround" occurred only after his announcement of support, adding that he "only wants what is good for the Middle East, for Israel, and for the United States of America."

The former president's comments came as results from the Israeli elections were being finalized, with the Likud party showing a significant lead after nearly a third of the votes were counted.

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