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'I don't trust anybody': Trump declines to endorse Netanyahu in upcoming election race

Middle East 2 sources 1 country 🔦 Under-reported 9m ago

Former US President Donald Trump declined to endorse Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in an upcoming election race, stating in an interview that "in politics I don't trust anybody." Trump also remarked on his popularity in Israel, asserting that Israelis have told him he would win 99 percent of the vote if he ran for prime minister.

Additionally, Trump stated that Israeli officials wanted his involvement in Netanyahu's reelection campaign. Beyond the election remarks, he discussed foreign policy matters, indicating that the United States would not use nuclear weapons against Iran while noting he was considering deploying the "Mother of All Bombs."

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Times of Israel (IL) Highlights additional foreign policy threats regarding Iran and the MOAB bomb alongside the Netanyahu remarks.
Read the full story at the source Jerusalem Post (Jerusalem, Israel) · IL ↗
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