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Trump renews endorsement of Netanyahu: We have to finish the job we started

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Israel National News
“Trump renews endorsement of Netanyahu: We have to finish the job we started”

US President Donald Trump on Sunday re-shared his post of endorsement of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from a week ago. "To the people of Israel, to those who haven’t seen it, I am attaching the Endorsement I gave one week ago to your Prime Minister, Bibi Netanyahu. As everyone is aware, including the enemy, Bibi and I have had a great relationship in winning together. I did the Venezuelan attack, one of the most successful Military Operations in History but, before that, we did Operation…

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ישראל היום
“טראמפ: "הצביעו לנתניהו, חייבים לסיים את העבודה”

טראמפ הציג את הפעולות נגד איראן כהישג משותף והצהיר כי צבאה וכלכלתה מרוסקים • ברקע: דיווח באקסיוס כי נתניהו ביקש מהנשיא להגביר את תמיכתו הפומבית בו, טענה שהוכחשה בליכוד

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Haaretz
“Trump renews Netanyahu endorsement, urges Israelis to reelect him”

Reposting his endorsement, Trump touted joint successes with Netanyahu and said U.S. attacks had crippled Iran's military and economy, prevented it from acquiring nuclear weapons and eliminated its leadership

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The Jerusalem Post
“Trump repeats endorsement of Netanyahu, calls for Israel, US to 'finish the job”

"When you go to the Polls please remember that Bibi [Netanyahu] has been an outstanding Warrior Prime Minister!" Trump wrote.

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The Times of Israel
“‘We have to finish the job’: Trump doubles down on Netanyahu support after PM’s reported request”

Trump's endorsement comes hours after Netanyahu posts AI image warning of nuclear blast in Tel Aviv, and that only he can lead war against Iran together with US president

Read at The Times of Israel
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