
After stating that US President Donald Trump announced his support for the elections to be held in Israel on October 27, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave a message of attack to Iran, saying that they would complete the mission together while thanking Trump.
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General elections will be held in Israel on October 27. Trump announced that he supported Netanyahu and said that they would get the job done if Iran did not change its behavior.
Following US President Donald Trump's statement that he supported Netanyahu in the elections to be held in Israel on October 27, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu thanked Trump with the message "attack Iran".
Netanyahu thanked Trump for his support and cooperation in his post on the social media platform of US-based company X.
“President Trump, thank you for your great support and collaboration.” Netanyahu said, "Together we will complete the task." He gave a message of attack on Iran with his words.
Trump recently stated that he supports Netanyahu for the elections to be held in Israel on October 27, and claimed that Netanyahu is a "great warrior".
"If they don't change their ways quickly, we will finish the job soon," he said of Iran. Trump argued that if Israel chooses a leader other than Netanyahu, the United States will have to do this job itself, even if it has no intention of doing so.
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Israel may launch military action against Iran in coordination with the United States.
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Donald Trump announced in his statement on social media that he fully supports Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Trump called Netanyahu a great peace partner of the United States in the fight against Iran.