US President Donald Trump has publicly supported the re-election of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and described him as a strong partner against Iran.
AI-generated summary
A parliamentary election will take place in Israel on October 27th. Relations between Trump and Netanyahu were recently seen as politically different.
US President Donald Trump has expressed his support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's re-election.
Netanyahu is a “great, combative prime minister” and an even better “partner for peace” in the fight against the Islamic Republic of Iran, Trump wrote on social media on Sunday.
A new parliament will be elected in Israel on October 27th for the first time since the Hamas terrorist attack in 2023. Trump's support is considered important for Netanyahu because of his popularity in Israel.
The US President had withheld an election recommendation for months while both pursued different paths in Middle East policy. This was a setback for Netanyahu and his Likud party: the head of government is using his close ties to Trump as an argument for him remaining in office.
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Parliamentary elections in Israel on October 27th
Very likely · Within months

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