Summary
During a speech in the Israeli parliament, President Trump suggested that President Isaac Herzog should pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who faces corruption charges. Trump expressed his support for Netanyahu despite ongoing legal issues, indicating a potential endorsement in the upcoming Israeli elections.
Key Facts
- President Trump spoke in the Israeli parliament and addressed the trial of Prime Minister Netanyahu.
- Netanyahu is facing charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust.
- Trump suggested a presidential pardon for Netanyahu during his speech.
- The speech indicates Trump might support Netanyahu in future Israeli elections.
- Netanyahu is accused of accepting gifts and granting benefits to secure favorable news coverage.
- The trial has lasted four years, partly due to delays attributed to Netanyahu's legal team.
- Netanyahu's popularity had declined due to security failings, but recent events improved his standing slightly.
