Foreign affairs
Endorsement reiterated; Israeli vote and military decisions unresolvedSend Israel the completed candidate recommendation
The endorsement is recirculating with another Iran assignment attached.
- Executive owner
- Donald J. Trump / White House / Foreign Endorsements
- Status
- Endorsement reiterated; Israeli vote and military decisions unresolved
- Due
- October 27 Israeli election
- Paying for it
- Diplomatic attention and the U.S. political stake in the regional war
ACTIVITY
UpdatedI have supplied my recommendation. Very clear recommendation, nobody needs a committee to interpret it.
Foreign Endorsements recorded Israel’s election date and retained the field for an actual result.
I was asked about politics and now I'm asked why I didn't get into the politics sooner. When I get involved they say interference, when I wait they say WHERE IS HE..... I can't even time an Endorsement without an international Scheduling Complaint!
My Endorsement is already unanimously (ME!). I don't need a Coalition to agree with myself.
Israel’s government will still depend on its own electoral and parliamentary process.
I expect my Credit kept available. Don't allocate it away while they're counting.
The renewed endorsement has been filed with its own date. Last week's endorsement remains in the record.
I endorsed him again. Some people need to see my recommendation twice before appreciating the first one.
Netanyahu's description of American intentions is attributed to Netanyahu. It is not an issued U.S. operational order.
I have an election here and an endorsement there, very international workload, they want me to finish everything and also explain why it isn't finished already..... I would like one calendar where the countries take turns.
I gave my view. They still have to vote.
The result and any coalition negotiations remain open fields.
I notice the other candidate says he can work with me too. At least everybody has agreed on the useful person in this arrangement.
PUBLIC RECORD
On October 18, Trump endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu before Israel’s October 27 election, following months in which he had withheld support. Netanyahu welcomed it. AP reported that the endorsement’s electoral effect was unclear. Trump also linked his willingness to pursue further action against Iran to Israel having his preferred leader. Neither the endorsement nor that statement established an election result or a new military operation. October 26 update: Reuters reported October 26 that Trump renewed his endorsement in an October 25 post urging Israel to finish their work together. Netanyahu said Trump would act against Iran if he remained in office and said he had instructed Israeli agencies to bring down Iran's government. The White House did not immediately respond. These statements did not establish a new U.S. operation.