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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Trump Cites Anti-Israel Sentiment as Factor in Election Loss

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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Trump Links GOP Midterm Losses to Anti-Israel Sentiment and Iran War

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Former US President Donald Trump attributed Republican midterm election losses to anti-Israel sentiment, opposition to the Iran war, and rising gas prices. He defended the US-led military campaign against Iran, stating it was crucial for preventing nuclear proliferation and ensuring Israel's security. Trump also commented on Israeli politics, comparing potential Prime Minister Gadi Eisenkot to Benjamin Netanyahu.

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  • Donald Trump cited anti-Israel sentiment and the Iran war as factors in Republican midterm losses.
  • Trump defended the US military campaign against Iran, calling it vital for preventing nuclear weapons.
  • He asserted that Israel's existence depends on US support, referencing past joint military actions.
  • The article notes growing American disapproval of the Iran war and its impact on gas prices.
  • Trump commented on Israeli politics, comparing Gadi Eisenkot to Benjamin Netanyahu.
Trump Links GOP Midterm Losses to Anti-Israel Sentiment and Iran War
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