'Don’t trust anybody': Trump's response to Netanyahu question ahead of Israel polls
Donald Trump stated he doesn't trust anyone in politics, including Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, ahead of Israel's October 27 election. Despite this, he praised their "very good" relationship and "successful military partnership" against Iran. The article also discusses disputed reports of potential US-Israeli military action against Iran.
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This article highlights the complex dynamics of US-Israel relations and Trump's influence on Israeli politics, particularly concerning regional security and the Iran nuclear program. It provides insight into international political maneuvering and election strategies.
US President Donald Trump said on Friday that he does not trust anyone in politics when asked whether he trusts Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as speculation continues over Washington’s role in Israel’s October 27 election.“I don’t trust anybody, honestly,” Trump told right-wing cable news outlet Newsmax. “In the world of politics I don’t trust anybody.”Trump was also asked whether he planned to campaign for Netanyahu, who has frequently highlighted his close relationship with the US president during election campaigns.“Well, they’d like me to be.
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