US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that his support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a "big difference" in his performance in the Israeli elections, hinting at the possibility of considering an intervention to support the formation of a unity government headed by Netanyahu, after the first results showed that his camp was ahead of him, without obtaining the necessary majority to form the government. Trump added, in a short interview with Axios, that he initially received "terrible reports" about Netanyahu's chances, but that he is "in pretty good shape now," and said: "I heard that my endorsement made a big difference for Bibi." In response to the question of whether he would intervene in the efforts to establish a unity government headed by Netanyahu, he said that he had not yet thought about it and added: "I will look." the details

US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that his support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a "big difference" in his performance in the Israeli elections, hinting at the possibility of considering an intervention to support the formation of a unity government headed by Netanyahu, after the first results showed that his camp was ahead of him, without obtaining the necessary majority to form the government. Trump added, in a short interview with Axios, that he initially received "terrible reports" about Netanyahu's chances, but that he is "in pretty good shape now," and said: "I heard that my endorsement made a big difference for Bibi." In response to the question of whether he would intervene in the efforts to establish a unity government headed by Netanyahu, he said that he had not yet thought about it and added: "I will look." the details