Trump says he will consider helping Netanyahu after claims the Israeli election was stolen
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Donald Trump endorsed him, claiming it helped secure his position in the legislative election. The Likud and its allies have 55 seats, while the opposition has 49, and Arab parties are projected to win 16. Polls suggest Netanyahu's party may lose seats, and he did not win a clear majority. Trump praised Netanyahu as a warrior and said his support changed the election outcome.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu boasted of Donald Trump's endorsement before the election.
- Netanyahu suggested the two leaders could restart war against Iran if he wins.
- The opposition bloc has 49 seats in the Knesset.
- Polls suggest Netanyahu's Likud Party will lose seats.
- The Likud and its allies have 55 seats in the Knesset.
- Netanyahu said Trump would take action to remove the Iranian threat while he is in power.
- Donald Trump stated his support for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu helped prevent a decisive defeat in the legislative elections.
- Gadi Eizenkot was the former chief of staff of the Israeli army.
- Eisenkot's son and two nephews died in combat in Gaza.
- Arab parties were projected to win 16 seats.
- The Central Elections Committee showed Netanyahu's camp was ahead after 50 percent of votes were counted.
- Trump claims the endorsement changed the election outcome.
- Netanyahu stated that the Likud party is the largest party in Israel.
- Gadi Eisenkot's political party, Yashar, is leading the polls.
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