Despite praise and White House visits, Trump avoids endorsing Netanyahu

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In a Time magazine interview, former US President Donald Trump avoided directly endorsing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for another term, despite praising his own popularity in Israel and past support for the country. Trump defended Netanyahu against reports of prior warnings before the October 7 attacks, stating that if Netanyahu had known, he would have acted.

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In a Time interview, Trump avoids directly endorsing Netanyahu but defends him over reported October 7 warnings.

Despite praise and White House visits, Trump avoids endorsing Netanyahu

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