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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Trump Claims 99% Israeli Approval, Suggests He Could Be Prime Minister

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Former US President Donald Trump claimed a 99% approval rating in Israel and suggested he could become prime minister during a November 3, 2026, interview. His comments coincided with discussions about ending $4 billion in annual US military aid to Israel. Trump stated he and "Bibi Netanyahu" had previously agreed to the aid but made a deal to stop it, asserting Israel was "fine with it." The article questions the basis for his claimed popularity.

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  • Donald Trump claimed a 99% approval rating in Israel and suggested he could become prime minister.
  • Trump made the claims during a November 3, 2026, interview with Fox & Friends.
  • The remarks were made in the context of ending $4 billion in annual US military aid to Israel.
  • Trump stated he and "Bibi Netanyahu" had previously agreed to the aid but made a deal to stop it.
  • The article notes the lack of clarity regarding the polls Trump cited for his approval rating.
Trump Claims 99% Israeli Approval, Suggests He Could Be Prime Minister
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