US President Donald Trump has recently expressed unwavering support for Israel’s Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, calling for the immediate cancellation of his ongoing trial.
Netanyahu is currently facing serious charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust, which Trump categorically denounces as part of what he terms a ‘far-fetched witch hunt’ aimed at discrediting the Prime Minister.
In the aftermath of the ceasefire declaration between Israel and Iran, Trump openly voiced his disappointment at the breach of the agreement by both sides, a move that contradicted the intentions set by the American president.
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Through a post on Truth Social, Trump revealed his astonishment at Israel’s persistence in pursuing legal action against Netanyahu despite the recent achievements and progress made.
Trump lauded the prime minister as a resolute leader and an unparalleled warrior, underscoring their shared victories and trials. He emphasized Netanyahu’s unwavering commitment to safeguarding Israel and his instrumental role in averting potential nuclear threats.
Trump decried the ongoing trial as a grave injustice and an unprecedented assault on Netanyahu’s integrity, advocating passionately for fairer treatment for the esteemed leader.
In conclusion, he painted the trial as a gross miscarriage of justice that demanded prompt rectification, urging swift action to uphold the reputation of a leader he reveres as a true hero.
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