Trump Endorses Netanyahu Ahead of Israel’s October 27 Election
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U.S. President Donald Trump endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday ahead of Israel’s October 27 parliamentary election, praising his longtime ally as a “great warrior prime minister” and a partner for peace.
In a Truth Social post, Trump described Netanyahu as “Strong, Brave, and Brilliant” and said the Israeli leader had grown stronger under intense pressure. Trump also credited Netanyahu with joining the United States in launching strikes on Iran in February.
The endorsement comes as Netanyahu seeks an advantage in the final stretch of the campaign. Several Israeli and international publications have focused on continued voter support for Netanyahu, uncertainty surrounding election polling and reported political infighting before the vote.
The South China Morning Post reported that Trump’s backing may not necessarily improve Netanyahu’s electoral position because Israeli public support for the U.S. president has declined. The newspaper described the Iran conflict as entering its seventh month, with effects including damage to regional infrastructure, disruption of global energy markets and broader economic instability across the Middle East.
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