Donald Trump said he would not tolerate the corruption trial of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, calling for it to be annulled and emphasizing US financial support for Israel.
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Donald Trump has said he will not accept the continuation of the corruption trial against Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu, calling for it to be canceled. Trump pointed out that the US is spending billions to support Israel and criticized the fact that Netanyahu is forced to attend hearings while negotiating a deal with Hamas. An Israeli court rejected Netanyahu's request to suspend the hearings, which have been postponed several times. Netanyahu is accused of corruption, including receiving luxury goods in exchange for political favors.
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