
U.S. President Trump posted a message on Truth Social, expressing his "full and full" support for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's election on the 27th, calling him a "great warrior prime minister." Netanyahu responded with thanks on the X platform; his main opponent, former Chief of Staff of the Defense Forces Eisenkot, emphasized that only the Israelis can choose their own leader.
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Netanyahu is the longest-serving prime minister in the history of Israel and is facing a fierce re-election campaign; Trump has always been one of his main international supporters; the conflict between Iran and Israel has escalated since the end of February, involving large-scale bombing and blockade of the strait.
US President Trump expressed his "complete and full" support for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu in the election on the 27th, calling him a "great warrior prime minister." Netanyahu's main opponent emphasized that "only the Israelis can choose their own leader."
Agence France-Presse reported that Trump posted on his social platform (Truth Social): "Please consider this letter as my complete and full support for Bibi Netanyahu's upcoming re-election as the Prime Minister of Israel. Bibi Netanyahu will never let you down!" Bibi is Benjamin Netanyahu's nickname.
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Netanyahu, the longest-serving Prime Minister in Israel's history, who is fiercely competing for a new term, immediately responded to Trump's support.
He wrote on the X platform: "Thank you, President Trump, for your strong support and our cooperation. We will complete our mission together!"
In the post, Trump described Netanyahu as a "great warrior prime minister" and an ally in the war against Iran. The war that started with a massive bombing campaign in late February has a protracted trend, and Tehran continues to fight back by blocking global energy supplies through the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump argued that without Netanyahu leading Israel, the United States would be alone in facing the threat posed by this Islamic regime. "They have been shouting for 51 years, 'Down with Israel, down with the United States! We are going to destroy the Little Satan and the Big Satan.'"
"If Israel elects the wrong leader, anyone other than Bibi, the United States will have to take the job on its own. And I'm not inclined to do that," he said.
Trump pointed out: "This is exactly the kind of partnership that the United States requires of Israel, after all, the United States has given so much to this country."
Netanyahu's main opponent, former Chief of Staff of the Defense Forces Gadi Eisenkot, responded to Trump's endorsement today, emphasizing that "only the Israelis can choose their own leader."
He said at the conference in Tel Aviv that he "admired Trump" and emphasized that "Israel is a democratic country and only Israelis can choose their leader." (Compiled by: He Hongru) 1151019
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Netanyahu will win re-election in the election on the 27th
Likely · Within days
Iran will maintain or escalate its blockade of the Strait of Hormuz in the coming weeks
Possible · Within weeks

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