Trump endorses Netanyahu ahead of Israel's October 27 election
Summary
US President Donald Trump has endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of Israel's Oct. 27 national election, the first since Hamas's Oct. 7, 2023 attack, according to CBS News, PBS NewsHour, France 24 and the Sydney Morning Herald. The Globe and Mail says the vote is expected to be a tight race. NDTV says the election is seen as a referendum on Netanyahu. France 24 says it was unclear what impact the endorsement would have on voters, since many Israelis have expressed disappointment with Trump over the outcome of the Iran war and his ceasefire proposal. The Financial Times says the backing came after tensions between the allies.
Timeline
The Globe and Mail
Source ↗The Globe and Mail reports that Trump endorsed the embattled Netanyahu ahead of Israel's Oct. 27 national election, which is expected to be a tight race.
CBS News
Source ↗CBS News reports that Trump endorsed Netanyahu ahead of the Oct. 27 Israeli election, the first national vote since the 2023 Hamas attack on Israel.
PBS NewsHour
Source ↗PBS NewsHour reports that Trump endorsed the embattled Netanyahu for reelection and says the Oct. 27 vote will be Israel's first national election since Hamas attacked on Oct. 7, 2023.
France 24
Source ↗France 24 reports that Trump endorsed Netanyahu ahead of the Oct. 27 election and says the endorsement's impact is unclear amid Israeli disappointment with Trump over the Iran war's outcome and his ceasefire proposal.
Financial Times
Source ↗The Financial Times reports that Trump's backing for Netanyahu came after tensions between the allies.
NDTV
Source ↗NDTV reports that the Israeli election is seen as a referendum on Netanyahu and that Trump backed him as a tight race looms.
Sydney Morning Herald
Source ↗The Sydney Morning Herald reports that Trump endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the country's elections.
Al Jazeera
Source ↗Al Jazeera's video newsfeed reports that Trump endorsed Netanyahu ahead of Israel's election.

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