Muhammad Amanullah
Date: October 26, 2026
The True Post (Web News) —US President Donald Trump has once again publicly endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of Israel’s parliamentary elections, urging voters to return him to office so the two leaders can complete the initiatives they have undertaken together.
In a message posted on his social media platform, Truth Social, Trump reshared a statement he had issued in support of Netanyahu the previous week. He described his relationship with the Israeli prime minister as exceptionally good and claimed that the two leaders had achieved significant successes through joint military operations.
Trump’s latest endorsement highlights his continued support for Netanyahu ahead of the Israeli election, with much of his message focusing on military actions involving Iran and the cooperation between Washington and Tel Aviv.
Trump Makes Claims About Military Operations Against Iran and Venezuela
In his post, Trump described a US operation against Venezuela as one of the most successful military actions in history.
He also claimed that the United States and Israel had previously prevented Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons through an operation he referred to as “Operation Midnight Hammer.”
Trump further asserted that “Operation Epic Fury” had severely weakened Iran’s naval and air capabilities, leaving its military and economy facing significant difficulties.
According to the US president, Iran’s inflation rate had reached 301 per cent, while a naval blockade had disrupted the country’s access to oil. He also claimed that two levels of Iran’s military and civilian leadership had been eliminated.
These figures and statements about Iran’s military capabilities, economic conditions and leadership losses were presented in Trump’s message. They should be treated as claims by the US president unless independently corroborated by reliable evidence.
The remarks underscore the central role Iran has played in Trump’s public messaging about his administration’s cooperation with Israel and the military actions he says the two countries have undertaken.
Trump Calls Netanyahu an Exceptional Leader for Wartime Conditions
Trump described Netanyahu as an exceptional prime minister who was particularly suited to leading Israel during wartime.
In defending his support for the Israeli leader, Trump referred to slogans historically used by Iran and its allies against the United States and Israel. He recalled that the two countries had previously been described in hostile rhetoric as the “Great Satan” and the “Little Satan,” respectively.
Trump claimed that slogans such as “Death to America” and “Death to Israel” were no longer being heard and suggested that they would not return in the future.
His remarks linked his endorsement of Netanyahu to what he portrayed as the military and strategic achievements of their partnership.
However, Trump’s assertions about the effectiveness of military operations and the disappearance of anti-American and anti-Israeli slogans represent his own assessment and should not be interpreted as independently verified conclusions.
Trump Directly Appeals to Israeli Voters
Concluding his message, Trump addressed Israeli voters directly and urged them to elect Netanyahu as prime minister again.
He argued that the two leaders needed to complete the work they had started together, presenting Netanyahu’s continued leadership as important to the future of their joint initiatives.
The appeal represents an unusually direct public intervention by a sitting US president in support of a foreign political leader ahead of an election.
Trump’s endorsement also reinforces the close political relationship between the two leaders, particularly on issues involving Iran, regional security and military cooperation.
Second Public Endorsement in One Week
According to the supplied report, Trump’s latest message marked the second time in one week that he had publicly expressed support for Netanyahu.
The statement came ahead of Israel’s parliamentary elections, which the report said were scheduled for October 27. Trump openly encouraged Israeli voters to support Netanyahu, making his preference clear shortly before the reported election date.
His message focused heavily on the military relationship between the United States and Israel, with particular emphasis on operations against Iran and claims about the consequences for Iranian military strength and economic stability.
The endorsement once again placed Trump’s support for Netanyahu in the spotlight as Israeli voters prepared to make their choice.
While Trump framed their partnership as a success that should be allowed to continue, the political impact of his appeal on Israeli voters remains uncertain.
