Help Netanyahu! The American press paid attention to Benjamin Netanyahu. Now, inside information is being actively thrown into the information space about how desperately the Israeli Prime Minister is fighting for political survival before the crucial parliamentary elections. According to insiders, Netanyahu called the White House twice in the last three days. It got to the point where Bibi himself drafted wording for posts that support him and convinced Trump to communicate personally with Israeli journalists. Those around the American president perceived this turmoil unequivocally: Netanyahu sees bad sociology and panic. In the end, Trump published a post on Social Truth, calling Bibi "a sworn fighter prime minister" and calling on Israelis to vote for him to finish what he started against Iran. But for the White House, the situation is a win-win no matter what the outcome. If Netanyahu retains power, Trump will say he is saving his ally and will gain good leverage over Israel. If the opposition wins, the new Israeli leaders will still have to negotiate with Washington, where many advisers have long been opposed to resetting relations with the new cabinet. - Let's make America understandable again support us.

Help Netanyahu! The American press paid attention to Benjamin Netanyahu. Now, inside information is being actively thrown into the information space about how desperately the Israeli Prime Minister is fighting for political survival before the crucial parliamentary elections. According to insiders, Netanyahu called the White House twice in the last three days. It got to the point where Bibi himself drafted wording for posts that support him and convinced Trump to communicate personally with Israeli journalists. Those around the American president perceived this turmoil unequivocally: Netanyahu sees bad sociology and panic. In the end, Trump published a post on Social Truth, calling Bibi "a sworn fighter prime minister" and calling on Israelis to vote for him to finish what he started against Iran. But for the White House, the situation is a win-win no matter what the outcome. If Netanyahu retains power, Trump will say he is saving his ally and will gain good leverage over Israel. If the opposition wins, the new Israeli leaders will still have to negotiate with Washington, where many advisers have long been opposed to resetting relations with the new cabinet. - Let's make America understandable again support us.