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Trump Endorses Netanyahu for Israeli Election, Citing Iran Threat
Former U.S. President Donald Trump endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the upcoming October 27 elections, citing their shared opposition to Iran.
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What happened
- 01Donald Trump endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the October 27 elections.
- 02Trump cited their joint opposition to Iran as a key reason for his support.
- 03Netanyahu thanked Trump and pledged to "finish the mission" together.
- 04Trump called Netanyahu an "outstanding prime minister" and "true fighter."
- 05The endorsement contradicts recent media speculation about Trump backing a unity government.
Trump posted his "complete and unconditional support" on Truth Social, calling Netanyahu a "true fighter" and "great partner." Netanyahu responded by thanking Trump and vowing to "finish the mission" together. The endorsement comes amid speculation about potential post-election unity government scenarios.
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