PNN – US President Donald Trump has confirmed the possibility of his intervention to assist Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in forming a coalition.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network; in a brief conversation with Axios on Wednesday, Donald Trump stated that he had initially received “terrible” reports regarding Netanyahu’s situation and his electoral prospects.
The US President claimed: But he’s doing pretty well now. I hear that my support has made a big difference for Bibi [Netanyahu].
When asked whether he intends to intervene in efforts to form a national unity government led by Netanyahu, the US President initially claimed he had not yet considered the matter, but subsequently acknowledged: I will look into it.
Speaking to reporters earlier at Andrews Air Force Base, Trump said: When my endorsement of Netanyahu came out, it helped him a lot. In fact, I heard he did quite well. He’ll probably win or end up in a tie [with his rivals]. We’ll see what happens.
The latest election results from Israel indicate that, with nearly 57 percent of the votes counted, the bloc supporting Benjamin Netanyahu is on track to secure 55 of the 120 seats in the Knesset, while the opposition—led by Gadi Eisenkot—is leading for another 49 seats. To form a government, parties and coalitions in the Zionist regime must secure at least 61 seats in the Knesset.
He also posted the following quote on his Truth Social account: When Trump endorsed Bibi Netanyahu, the whole dynamic shifted. Now, instead of a crushing defeat, it appears to be a tight race—a last-minute turnaround that could even lead to a victory for Netanyahu. All of this happened after President Trump expressed his support for Netanyahu