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Trump Endorses Netanyahu, Cites Good Relationship and Risk of 'Chance'
Former US President Donald Trump publicly endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, citing their strong relationship and the risk of choosing another leader. Trump explained he waited to make his support public to avoid seeming premature.
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What happened
- 01Donald Trump endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu, citing their strong relationship and the risk of choosing another leader.
- 02Trump explained he waited to publicly endorse Netanyahu to avoid seeming premature.
- 03Netanyahu thanked Trump, calling him Israel's greatest friend in the White House.
- 04Trump warned that America would have to handle security issues alone if Israel chose a different leader.
- 05The endorsement followed Trump's previous statements of neutrality in the Israeli elections.
Netanyahu thanked Trump for the endorsement, calling him Israel's greatest friend in the White House. Trump's endorsement came after he had previously expressed neutrality in the upcoming Israeli elections.
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