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Trump Indicates Possible Support for Netanyahu Amid Tensions

President Donald Trump has signaled potential support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the upcoming elections, despite expressing criticism over Netanyahu's recent actions regarding Iran and Lebanon. Trump described their relationship as good but noted that Netanyahu needs to exercise better judgment. Netanyahu has highlighted their friendship and ongoing communication.

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President Donald Trump indicated he may endorse Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the upcoming elections, despite recent public disagreements over issues related to Iran and Lebanon. In an interview with Israeli public broadcaster KAN News, Trump stated, "I’ll have to look at who’s running, but I like Bibi very much. I would be most likely to endorse him." He added that while he has a good relationship with Netanyahu, the Israeli leader needs to be more rational. Trump has expressed criticism of Netanyahu's actions, particularly regarding Israel's military operations in Lebanon, describing Netanyahu's judgment as lacking. He referred to their recent tensions as a "little dispute" and suggested a more measured approach to military actions. Netanyahu has publicly emphasized his friendship with Trump, stating that they communicate frequently and collaborate on decisions. Vice President JD Vance also commented on U.S. policy towards Iran, asserting that sanctions would remain in place if Iran continues to support terrorist organizations.

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