Trump Conditionally Backs Netanyahu Before Israel's Elections as US-Iran Deal Strains Their Ties

radiojai.com

Factuality

Ownership

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, says that “most likely” he supports Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the Israeli elections in autumn, but wants to see who else is running against him first. “I’ll have to see who’s running, but I really like Bibi. I’m likely to support him,” Trump tells public broadcaster Kan in a telephone interview. Netanyahu’s most formidable opponents at the moment seem to be the former IDF chief of staf…

watson.ch/

Factuality

Ownership

Donald Trump believes that Benjamin Netanyahu must act more rationally.Image: APUS President Donald Trump leaves his support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the upcoming parliamentary election, according to Israeli channel Kan. According to him, Trump said in an interview that he would probably support Netanyahu in the election, but had to wait and see who was running. Trump added that he had a good relationship with Netanyahu, …

סרוגים

Factuality

Ownership

Against the backdrop of mounting reports of an acute crisis in personal and diplomatic relations between Washington and Jerusalem, U.S. President Donald Trump provides a surprising glimpse into his complex relationship with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, delivering a complex and calculated message toward Israel's political system. In a special interview with the Here News Network, Trump discussed the possibility of publicly backing the prime…

kikar.co.il

Factuality

Ownership

U.S. President Donald Trump made a direct reference to Israel's election campaign on Thursday and stated in an interview here that it is “very likely” that he will support Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the upcoming round. Along with expressing support in principle, the American president chose not to say so in a definitive way. “I need to see who is running,” Trump clarified, leaving himself open to assessing the political situation in Is…