Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hinted that if he wins the Israeli election, he might restart the war against Iran with US President Donald Trump. Trump posted on Truth Social on Sunday (October 26) that people should vote for Netanyahu, stating, "We must finish what we started!"
Netanyahu said that Trump was willing to act to "finally, finally eliminate the Iranian threat," but only if Netanyahu himself remained in power. He has instructed Israeli intelligence and the military to "overthrow the Iranian regime, as this is the only way to end this threat." Trump stated on Monday (October 27) that Netanyahu had done "a very good job under very tough conditions." Israeli legislative elections are scheduled for Tuesday.
Trump posted on Truth Social on Sunday (October 26) that people should vote for Netanyahu, stating, "We must finish what we started!"
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