
US President calls Netanyahu a “partner for peace” and threatens Iran with further destruction
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Trump and Netanyahu jointly launched a war against Iran in late February. The Israeli parliamentary election will take place on October 27th.
Washington. US President Donald Trump has expressed his support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the upcoming parliamentary election.
Netanyahu was a great “partner for peace” in the fight against Iran, Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform about the man with whom he started the war against Iran at the end of February. The Islamic Republic has been destroyed both militarily and financially and unless it changes course quickly, this task will soon be completed, Trump threatened Tehran.
"If Israel has the wrong leader - and that would be anyone other than Bibi - America will have to do this job itself, and I am not inclined to do that." Netanyahu has proven himself to be strong, courageous and brilliant in the face of enormous resistance, including from his own country, Trump praised. He is exactly the kind of partner that the USA expects from Israel. “Please consider this letter to be an expression of my full and complete support for Bibi Netanyahu in his upcoming re-election bid for Prime Minister of Israel,” Trump wrote.
Almost a week and a half before the Israeli parliamentary election on October 27th, the US President answered a question that he had previously left unanswered for months. In mid-June, according to the Israeli broadcaster Kan, he said in an interview that he would probably support Netanyahu in the election, but would first have to wait and see who was running. Trump added at the time that he had a good relationship with Netanyahu, but that Netanyahu needed to act more sensibly.
After Trump and Netanyahu started the war against Iran together, different interests between the two seemed to emerge as the conflict continued. The US President then expressed unusual public criticism of Netanyahu.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Parliamentary elections in Israel on October 27th
Very likely · Within weeks

Shortly before the Israeli parliamentary election on October 27th, US President Donald Trump made an unqualified election recommendation for the incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and praised him as a "partner for peace". Trump emphasized Netanyahu's strength in the fight against Iran and threatened Tehran with further measures.
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